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Old Posted Apr 21, 2026, 4:59 AM
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Nah, if to qualify for a highrise, the building needs to exceed 8 storeys, then I think it's accurate. The VAST majority of infill here is 8 storeys and less, so that 'missing middle' typology. Our market just is not conducive to high rise concrete construction right now - cheap rents and higher construction costs - which makes wood-frame structures of a maximum 8 storeys way more economically viable (we are seeing a lot of them going up all over the city).
Thanks for explanation, I haven't been following the Edmonton market too closely.

8 storeys - I thought is was 12 to qualify as a high rise. If 8, you can add two more to downtown Victoria, the Hyatt Centric hotel and the ten storey Telus Ocean office building for a total of 10.
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