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Armco Capital Buys Stephen Avenue Place Tower

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Stephen Avenue Place in Calgary, along with two nearby buildings, has been purchased by Armco Capital from Nova Scotia for an undisclosed price. The deal closes after the properties entered receivership twice in the last three years. Local boosters, like Andrew from the Calgary Downtown Association, view this as a positive sign for the citys core. Ward seven councillor Myke Atkinson sees it as a sign that Calgary is recovering from its office space struggles. The sale clears around $139 million in debts, potentially sparking more investment and activity on Stephen Avenue.

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Armco Capital Buys Stephen Avenue Place Tower

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Calgary News Today | 2 Min News | The Daily News Now!Armco Capital Buys Stephen Avenue Place Tower. Machine-transcribed; use the interactive transcript above to jump the player to any line.

It's April 16th, Calgary News Today starts now, AI-powered and ready. I'm Cory with the story. A 40-story downtown Calgary Tower, called Stephen Avenue Place, just got snapped up by Armco Capital from Nova Scotia, along with two nearby. Buildings for a price that's staying under wraps. The deal closed this week after the properties hit receivership twice in the last three years, first listed back in January with A. $60 million tag on the main tower, and $5.6 million for the others. Local boosters are pumped, like Andrew from the Calgary Downtown Association, who sees it as a vote of confidence in the core, especially since. Armco's already got skin in the game with spots like Bo Valley Square. Ward 7 Counselor Mike Ackinson says, It's assigned Calgary shaking off that rough patch from too much empty office space, thanks to conversion. Programs and fresh investments like this. With debts around $139 million cleared through the court sale, this could spark more buzz on Stephen Avenue, drawing crowds to places,

like Major Tom, and keeping the heart of downtown beating strong.

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