Would be great if it was downtown, but considering their old office in Calgary was in Quarry Park, the chances might be slim for that.

Curious if it's going to be retail or a service business. Either way, nice to see another retail vacancy get possibly removed. More small steps like this and soon enough we might even notice we've got decent retail in downtown again

If it turns out like their project in 120 St, it's honestly fine tbh.

"Not the biggest development", I mean we were monitoring the Booster Juice move lol. This is a surprising move, I mean especially since they don't want loitering from the unhoused.

I'm curious if anyone has any idea how strong the uptake or interest on the Attainable Housing Incentive has been so far? I did remember seeing that those who didn't qualify for the Student Housing grant could look to this one in the future.

I for one am excited for more lighting downtown.

Literal decades. Got curious and got these snapshots from the archive. We're slowly undoing the parking lot damage, one step at a time.

e4c has an excavator on site!

No retail here isn't really a big deal. Warehouse Block is going to be a block away and that has CRUs anyway.

All we need is new retail somewhere. We've been getting some good momentum when it comes to unique things downtown.

Unsure if this was answered already, but are they planning on building this phase by phase, or just going for both buildings at once?

Slightly bigger windows is a plus, we'll see how it looks when it's built. I still maintain I kinda like the north building.

Egg Club opening near Rice Howard Way. Pretty minor, but cool to see another food/bev place have their first location open in downtown. https://dailyhive.com/edmonton/egg-club-edmonton-2026

Good to know that there were 36 expressions of interest and nine offers. Any chance that those interested would set their sights on something else downtown?

Yeah I've been pretty vocal about the fact we have a substantial number units coming soon, and that's not even counting new surprise projects. It's fun to see conversion projects after seeing the complaints that none were going to happen without subsidies, yet here we are 2 years later with...