Still progressing:

The elevator shaft form is in place, will likely see walls for final floor start this week. Brick work is nearly done if not finished on the east side of the building, if there's a valuable update on that I will post as an edit later on today. I assume they are wrapping from the east side around...

I notice the definitely illegal barbed wire is gone.

Got a mailer today funnily enough

Anddd or was denied.

Glad to see people using Go to get to Hamilton's SuperCrawl this weekend:

I'm expecting the entire LRT corridor, but especially the section by McMaster to become a construction zone for both LRT but also for the dozens of projects we're likely to see begin soon after construction starts on LRT and I'm here for it. Hamilton will be and feel like a significantly...

That I do not know. Depends on if the market rebounds for small units.

So I've heard hilariously that CT didn't mean for this to be public nor the closure of the store. The staff found out from the reporting in the DRP that the store will be closing in the future which isn't the best way to find out if course.

Today:

I mean, in the world of ever increasing profits, that may not look so good, but overall, earning a profit and tightening costs seems like it's doing decent. I think it's an unhealthy corporate market to expect 10% increase in returns every year. It's unsustainable and leads to the eventual...

That's not true. In Hamilton they can back in or out. Toronto is the one that requires them to turn around inside. Also 18-wheelers are not allowed in this area of the city.

Somehow this has commercial. C'mon.

I really don't understand this. The property currently has a gas station, a CT store and a CT vehicle repair spot with 8 bays. It is nearly 50,000sqft of property. If they can't fit a two storey CT with 10,000sqft per floor (almost double the current store's square footage without the vehicle...

What evidence do you have that their urban stores aren't doing well? Their net income is up and their stock value is doing well enough. Has there been reports of urban store closures or issues?

I mean, CT could just not build a sprawling 40,000sqft store. The existing store honestly is fine, but I guess the 4 rows of scrub daddy isn't enough and they won't open a store with any less than 150 scrub daddy's, 43 vacuums, 85 rolls of paper towel, etc on the shelf. Having a reasonable...

https://www.thepublicrecord.ca/2024/09/joeys-notepad-peaks-into-the-status-of-hamilton-lrt-construction-planning/