Have you dropped by the office and introduced yourself to the new Manager? Our new Property Manager for both 1215 and Redstone Apartments is Amber, who is very knowledgeable about Calgary and the surrounding area.
Do you have issues you would like us to address? Don’t hesitate to email us at info@1215.ca or better still do up a work order online so you can follow the progress of the request. How do you go about doing a work order online? Please go to this site https://acm.twa.rentmanager.com/?locationID=12 Sign up Tell us […]
Drop by to view our rental apartments. We are in downtown SW Calgary. Call Amber at 575-587-1215 to arrange a viewing.
https://calgaryherald.com/business/energy/oil-drives-canadas-fastest-economic-growth-spurt-in-a-year Great news – Canada economy is continuing to expand and growth is coming from many different sectors (nineteen of twenty industries that Stats Canada follows). The strong job growth is fueling consumer spending and corporate investment is increasing reflecting a growing confidence by businesses that this is a long-term story.
The government just announced their take over of the Kinder Morgan pipeline. Rachel Notley will be relieved to hear the news. Work is to begin immediately.
Today, the Globe and Mail has an article that highlights how millennials are using renting in downtown Calgary as an investment strategy to beef up their savings. They are finding that the costs of buying and maintaining a home are much more expensive than renting. They are being disciplined and shoring up their savings with […]
If you are a downtown Calgary renter and wondering how the growth of electric vehicles is going to impact you this article will help clarify the situation. http://calgaryherald.com/real-estate/haider-moranis-bulletin-how-autonomous-vehicles-will-reshape-cities-and-real-estate-markets/wcm/e99565a1-bdac-4b1a-b89e-0bce3c8634e3 Essentially it is going to change transportation and densify cities around a core, rapidly accelerating the growth of urbanization.
Downtown Calgary apartment renters – there is something to celebrate. The city council is dipping into reserves to get aggressive on growth. They will be spending $100 million to jolt the downtown economy by filling office vacancies. This will mean more jobs! Read more about it here http://calgaryherald.com/news/local-news/council-embraces-100-million-push-to-boost-calgarys-economy-fill-downtown-vacancies
