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Originally Posted by jasonturbo
Perhaps a bit off topic, condos in Alberta (Especially downtown Edmonton/Calgary) have been taking a shit kicking over the last few months, if the rate of depreciation continues I would say things are heading for a cliff of sorts.
From my perspective the financial agony of Alberta will last at least another 18 months, I expect some really nasty statistics to come out in the fall for employment and real estate.
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Our Calgary office is working a 4 day work week because it's so slow. On the flip side in the lower mainland this is the busiest we've been since the Olympics, I'd actually say it's even busier then it was during that boom. I almost get calls daily of people begging me to price shit that's starting right away and I have to tell them no we're at capacity, i can't take your work because I can't man it or I'll put a price so high there is no way they'll accept it. I'm really only pricing things that start in 2017 or later because the rest of this year for us is a shit show.
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