Can someone please define ID and LL here? Thanks

Directly below a theatre? Yes please.

Downtown adjacent but Unity Square is crying out for a Home Hardware

If Westboro (Ottawa) and Inglewood (Calgary) qualify as vibrant and urban, while Oliver, Garneau, Ritchie and Westmount do not - there is no reasoning to be had.

Not to state the obvious - but is there a better development opportunity than 104 Ave and 124 Street after the LRT is fully operationalized?

Going to? ;)

Manchester Square is exactly as ugly as I expected - but your point is well taken 😉

I've always thought that keeping the Fringe Grounds in place (car-free with space for street performers, beer gardens and such) from May Long through Labour Day represents our best opportunity for pedestrianization. That and Friday night through Sunday afternoon on 104 Street downtown.

Does anyone else find it strange that Oliver was included in the incentive area? It's likely the sole neighborhood (maybe Garneau?) that doesn't require further density - it's been achieved. If anything, what Oliver needs is incentive for larger family friendly units at this point. That said...

Interesting to note that there's as much going on here as the Ice District

That's beyond exciting! This is one of my go-to's in Calgary. Guac to DIE for :)

Thanks for the heads up!

So east of the leg basically

That's a very attractive location for a residence to be honest.

You're the best. Thank you

Mind helping me out here? There's a 25-story, a height increase, another tower - I can't exactly follow. Are there two buildings we're discussing? Is the one under construction getting a height increase? Thanks for helping/clarifying!

The above article says that "CBRE has targeted six additional buildings that it believes could be turned into residential space" - beyond the Milner and the Enbridge conversion occurring down the street. Any intel on what those six are?

I thought that this had a townhouse podium. Am I wrong on that?

That's a fabulous idea

Plenty of good news here!