New property listed in Calgary

Posted on October 10, 2013 by Rob Campbell

Property Photo: 10775 146 AVE SE in CALGARY

I have Just Listed a new property at 10775 146 AVE SE in CALGARY.

CALGARY RESIDENTIAL DEVELOPMENT LAND. 20.81 acres within The City of Calgary zoned for Future Urban Development. A stone's throw from the new subdivisions of Copperfield and Mahogany in the highly sought after SE quadrant of the city, this is a flat site bordering 146 Avenue just east of the future extension of Stoney Trail (Calgary's ring road). There is an extra large newer bungalow with two self contained 5 bedroom suites, one on the walkout level and one on the main floor, and a successful and expanding electronically gated RV storage business on the property. Both add sizeable current and significant potential for expanding revenue income. This is prime development land with uninterrupted panoramic mountain views located on a canal (slated for an urban greenway) that runs from the "Mayor's Legacy Lakes" to the famous Bow River. Don't miss this opportunity! The seller will offer flexible possession.

Here Is A New Listing That I Just Posted At 64 7930 Bowness RD NW in Calgary

Here is a new listing that I am happy to post at 64 7930 Bowness RD NW in Calgary.

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Land, Bldg & Business for Sale – This has been a family owned Butcher & Retail Meat business for 50yrs, known for Old World European tradition, custom butchery and wild game processing for hunters. The 2000+/- sqft bldg has a 700sqft basement. In 2005 there was a full retro fit of the space including floor drains, plumbing, heating, natural gas, electrical, ducting, lighting, ventilation, flooring, roofing(insulation, tar & skin) refrigeration, compressors, evaporator coils, windows and more! The smokers have 50 yrs of smoke patina, not something you can find anywhere else in Calgary. This is a fantastic opportunity for an existing butcher to expand or for a young Chef to start a great specialty business. So much history to leverage, and so much potential to build something unique that could service both the wholesale and retail consumer.

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COVID 19 - The Emerging "Stress Factor"

In talking to many of you this week, the number one emerging issue is stress. The rapid rate of change being imposed on us, our employees, suppliers and customers is unprecedented. The uncertainty regarding our health, both physical and financial, stemming from a dangerous virus racing around the globe is overwhelming many people.

The result is often emotional – anxiety, fear, and depression. This in turn impacts morale and mental health, both yours and everyone you work with – the ones working on-site, the ones working remotely and the ones now on EI waiting to come back.

They need your leadership. This is not the zombie apocalypse because we can do a lot to get this under control. Four things to consider:

Calgary and Edmonton are very different from New York or Milan who have 7.5-10,000 people per km2. We have only 1,300 (natural advantage in physical distancing).
Calgary and other Albertans are generally following physical distancing and self-isolation, except for a few ass-hole snow birds who now face fines of up to $750,000 and 6 months in jail if they don’t go straight home and self-isolate (today’s news).
Alberta has been aggressively testing our people at four times the rate of Quebec. We got ahead of this thing early.
Toilet paper is on it’s way. They are making more.

Human beings are hard-wired to be social. Remember to reach out to a friend, colleague, employee, customer or supplier to see how they are doing (phone, text, facetime, video meetings, email even). There is no reason physical distancing needs to become human isolation.

Here are three resources to help you deal with stressed out employees, colleagues, suppliers and customers. More in the coming days:

Video - When the going gets tough

Calgary Chamber of Commerce Webinar:

Employee Morale: Mental Health & Resiliency for your employees
Friday, March, 28, 2020 11:00 MST
Nicolas Beique, Helcim and Usman Tahir Jutt, Chirp Foods Inc. — O/A McDonald’s Restaurants of Canada Limited, will discuss how to build resilient employees and support mental health through a crisis.