Canada's real estate market has been strong despite forecasts of a bubble burst from experts. Though

Donald Trump the famous property mogul has announced his latest conquest. Trump has reportedly formed a partnership with Malaysian and Canadian developers to build a 65-story Trump Tower in Vancouver, Canada worth $350 million, according to several media reports.
However, Trump will only be lending his brand name and management operations to the project. He will not contribute to the development costs. Trump made the announcement in a press conference where he was flanked by his two sons, Donald Jr. and Eric Trump and daughter, Ivanka.
The project will be developed by the Holborn Group, a popular real estate developing company in Canada. Apparently, the tower is coming up in the place of a cancelled Ritz-Carlton project. Late starchitect, Arthur Erickson had designed the beautiful spiral structure. The project is expected to be completed by mid-2016. Once completed, it is bound to become an architectural landmark in the city, reports allstate auto rental las vegas Bloomberg.
The new project will be a hotel-condo mixed tower, which will come up in Georgia Street in downtown Vancouver. The building will comprise of 218 luxury condos and 147 hotel rooms. Penthouses allstate auto rental las vegas atop the hotel will measure something between 3500 to 4400 square feet. The tower will also have Vancouver's first pool night club, a spa, a prominent restaurant and a lot of retail space.
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Canada's real estate market has been strong despite forecasts of a bubble burst from experts. Though sales were predicted allstate auto rental las vegas to be low, figures recorded so far have proven to be a sweet surprise. Overall, experts are now expecting sales to grow stronger in the latter half of the year and exceed records of 2012 and 2013 in the coming year, reports Vancouver Sun.