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Originally Posted by Wpg_Guy
Longer commutes is subjective, a decade ago the company I work for was marketing their downtown office building for a move to an industrial park, after some employee push back they analyzed the home postal codes of the 500 employees in the office and the central downtown location with an extensive building renovation was the chosen option. Because employees live far and wide across the region relocating to one corner of the city benefited a few but negatively impacted many especially with the terrible cross town bus service Winnipeg offers.
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It depends on the kind of business for sure. Quite often for professional services firms a lot of the staff will be somewhat concentrated - that is certainly what I've heard in terms of a factor that has pushed people out to the Terracon site on Kenaston as Bomberjet mentioned, for example.
I think the office market in Winnipeg is going to be pretty soft for a while now so there won't be too much construction, either downtown or in the burbs. Just the same players fighting over tenants for the foreseeable future.