Condo developer Anil Walji first fell in love with Rocky Mountain House in 1993 when he was doing his master’s thesis in Environmental Design at the University of Calgary, while studying the resource industry in the area.
The town in west central Alberta has a long history in commerce, starting with the fur trade 200 years ago to servicing forestry, agriculture and oil and gas today.
“I love this town,” Walji says. “It’s just a step away from the mountains and still in the centre of a lot of industrial and commercial activity.” Walji and his partners are contributing to that activity by building a 26-unit luxury condominium, called LeCerf Point Condominiums.
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