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Contract Risk In Focus: Enhancing Project Success Through Proactive Communication

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‘Coolest thing ever’: New life for old office buildings and the Calgarians who call them home

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Real Estate Entrepreneur Maxim Olshevsky Discusses Thoughtful Urban Planning

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Varcoe: ‘Can’t cling to empty towers’: Oilpatch consolidation hits Calgary downtown vacancy rates, but office conversions help stabilize market

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Compelling Calgarians: Stories of 20 people that will inspire and warm your heart

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Organization provides Christmas dinner for Calgary families in need

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Will 1,200 students move the needle on Calgary’s downtown vibrancy problem?

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‘A great idea’: How office conversions could resurrect Calgary’s ailing downtown

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What it’s like when your home went from boardroom to bedroom

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Calgary embraced bold idea of transforming vacant offices into housing. Is it working?

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Shaping a Greater Downtown

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Calgary’s downtown strategy yielding big results

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Alberta Ecotrust invests $1M in Calgary’s downtown

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The Big Conversion: Creating New Housing in Calgary Through Office Conversion

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Challenges and Triumphs of Converting Unused Office Spaces to Vibrant Residential

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Select A heartfelt thank you to everyone who supported our Christmas Dinner initiative!

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Third annual Gift of Christmas dinner aims to make holidays a little easier for 200 families

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Downtown Office-to-Residential Conversions

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Inside a Calgary office building being converted into residential units

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Conversion Potential Sparks Office Sales As Calgary Relaunches Incentive Program

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Calgary revives funding for office conversions

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Converting office space into housing: a Calgarian success story not yet widely followed in Canada

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Calgary revives office conversion program with $52.5 million in new funding

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Varcoe: Starting over is hard to do: Developers ponder knocking down old office buildings in downtown’s west end