Competition is getting fierce, and there also seems to be a pretty strong market for smaller living units paired with great shared amenities.

I'll set my expectations low but I really hope they take inspiration from some of the better concepts in the area like Boudreau in St Albert or even Brewery District. The renders make it look like there will be the tiniest bit of pedestrian experience, but ultimately I expect it'll be the same...

I can't wait until we pass an undeveloped land tax so these parcels can get moved to developers who develop land in addition to renderings.

You say that until the gig drivers show up to those stores for pickups. They can't handle straight roads with parking, just imagine what they'll do with businesses fronting a traffic circle.

And yet oddly better than much of the midrise being built, if this is any indication of what it could look like

Can't wait for this one!

That first one looks like a huge waste of unnecessary roadway.

Very cool. I hope they execute well. There's definitely no shortage of demand as long as the space delivers.

These look alright, which is a vast improvement over many projects. The final finish/paint could still mess it up. Not every project needs to be an architectural marvel, and this one is well into the acceptable range as-is.

They should consider building this at Northlands next to an existing LRT station that currently serves almost no-one.

AI tools are being trained on comments from social media. What you are seeing is AI doing the review, instead of professionals.

<monkey paw curls>

Each one must be a different texture and colour, and cannot at all be from complimentary palettes. Maximum chaos.

I'm surprised to see a senior's residence with balconies at all.

It's a bad pedestrian location and no amount of pretending it isn't will make it not.