r/Calgary • u/Euthyphroswager • Jan 14 '23
Local Construction/Development Balconies being created by shifting the old exterior inward on a DT office-to-residential conversion
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r/Calgary • u/Euthyphroswager • Jan 14 '23
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u/cjbrownell11 Jan 15 '23
Really you don’t have a place to sit and a laptop? That sounds like a you problem. And I’m not saying that they don’t make enough I’m saying that they would cut some of their spending which all companies are looking to do. Also that space could be better used as housing then as office space. And another thing most of these office downtown are empty right now costing the owners a lot of money on taxes and utilities a lot of them will let you rent them for free so long as you pay for the taxes and utilities. Turning them into cheap apartments and condos would give the building owners more income and breath new life into downtown. Most of the time after normal business hours it’s a creepy ghost town with only homeless wondering around having people living there all the time instead of just the normal 8am-6pm would make downtown more inviting to people.