Yeah, you’d think that a half built project in the middle of a housing shortage would be easy to get finished. Hope it’s back on again.

It would be nice to see another high-rise start up, we’re hitting a dry spell.😐

Every city in the world has an undesirable neighbourhood (or several) and the decline is always the same story. They were once nice neighborhoods, but series of different factors started some decline, and once it was in decline, it’s was vicious circle. Whatever the causes were for Victoria...

It’s disappointing but true. Once the Green line and QP is built it will most likely be the only real TOD. 😕

Those are the usual complaints. It’s as if there’s a manual for CAs to refer to,

When you’re spending the kind of money it costs to buy a unit these days, downtown and Beltline is a tougher sell. Especially East Village, you’d have to be crazy to buy a unit there.

Glad to see this going again.

This is the old project from a few years back.

Yes, that’s what I’m talking bout.

We can all agree that we need to keep building and improving pedestrian/cycling infrastructure - myself included. Realistically there is only so much we can do in a certain period of time, so we need to choose our battles. IMO the best bet is to focus the resources mostly on the core and inner...

TBH in my experience the level of opposition doesn’t vary much from inner-city to outer areas. I can tell you that in Renfrew/Mountview area there is strong opposition. Some people are losing their shit over this. Lol. Whereas in Huntington Hills mostly ambivalent. Nobody seems to care at all...

I feel confident Truman will at least go ahead with building this. Still sad to see the old apartment building torn down.

I don’t see any issues with balconies or black trim. My only gripe is the siding and even a minor gripe at that. I’m happy with the way it turned out, it’s better than 90% of the 5/1s out there.

Not to be too nitpicky, but those three cities are growing rather slowly considering their size. They’re barely growing faster than Calgary in raw numbers but are 10 times the size. Many of the cities you listed as the most driveable cities are actually much faster growing. I don’t know if...

No idea when the second tower will be done but adding those 800 odd units along 10th ave will be a great boost to the core.