[TAS]

A bunch of photos, some taken from a bus during the day and some on foot in the evening.

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Nice.

Black framed windows just like the render, too.

 

[an_edmontonian]

I like the look of this one. 20 more like it please!

 

[yeggator]

The big corner windows are dope!

 

[davcocom]

A bunch of photos, some taken from a bus during the day and some on foot in the evening.

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More of these big corner windows!!

 

[archited]

Leston Holdings -- a sub-market housing developer -- is showing how it ought to be done... good for them!

 

[David A]

The big corner windows are dope!

Yeah this is actually looking quite good. Also, it is nice to see more of a mix starting to happen now in the area formerly known as Oliver, which has so many 3 storey walk ups built in a certain era, decades ago.

 

[SMayo]

Its perfect except for the plastic "puck board" panel finish IMO

 

[policyenthusiast]

Got the floor plans. Won't put them all here because there are 16 of them, but here are some core designs:

 

[policyenthusiast]

Also:
First available occupancy date: January 1st, 2026

1 bedroom, 1 bathroom suites ranging from 570-649 Sq Ft, and pricing from $1515- $1725.
2 bedroom, 2 bathroom suites ranging from 846-962 Sq Ft, and pricing from $1785- $1985.

Building features and amenities:

-Secure key fob access
- Underground parking available
- 9-14 foot ceilings
- Central AC/heating
- Floor – ceiling windows (select suites)
-Cardio room
- State of the art appliances
- In suite laundry
-Window coverings included
-Incentives available (select suites)

Unit showings start next week.

 

[constance_chlore]

Leston Holdings -- a sub-market housing developer -- is showing how it ought to be done... good for them!

I was a bit skeptical that the rents would actually be below-market, and indeed it doesn't really seem like they are.

 

[policyenthusiast]

I was a bit skeptical that the rents would actually be below-market, and indeed it doesn't really seem like they are.

It's possible (and likely) that the below-market units aren't being promoted through the same channels as the standard ones. They likely have units with below-market rents if for no other reason than the generous financial incentives available currently from CMHC. With the future of MLI Select being so nebulous we might see a last-minute burst of housing starts.

 

[archited]

The floor plans are really quite functional; if I were renting I would forgo the dining table in favor of the bar seating in every instance, potentially extending the bar seating for more of that type.

 

[Glenco]

Still boggles my mind that when you have two bathrooms you have two bathtubs. Stepping in and out of a bathtub to shower can be hazardous for many people but they continue to do it.

 

[SMayo]

The floor plans are really quite functional; if I were renting I would forgo the dining table in favor of the bar seating in every instance, potentially extending the bar seating for more of that type.

It's almost like they have a strange requirement to include them in their floor plans because they are almost always in spaces where they would be more inconvenient than anything

 

[constance_chlore]

The glassy first-floor commercial area looks nice.