Hmm interesting, I'm not quite sure what I'm looking at? Are the houses marked as "W" already owned by Westrich? What does Toma and "K" mean? Imo, this would be an understandably more contentious development since it's a little more nestled in, but I still support it since it's literally across...

There definitely are potential LRT lines/connections which would have a much bigger impact/have better ridership right off the bat. I do believe that, after the Metro line NW, the city should seriously look at either WEM-Bonnie Doon or even a South side Crosstown line down the Whitemud from...

Personally, I believe Metro Line NW needs to happen sooner rather than later. NW is the only sector of the city without an LRT line either operating or under construction and has already been put on the backburner once. It getting pushed back another time for no reason other than a change of...

Sure, it might decrease the property value of an adjacent house in very specific circumstances, but there's so many other factors involved with that and usually new development is an indicator that your area is desirable and sought after, which almost always means higher property values across...

I actually don't mind the wide setback here funnily enough, and I love enclosed streets with small setbacks! Whenever I bike though Yorke Mews, it has this nice "park path" vibe that I think will get much cooler as the trees grow and make a canopy. I do hope and think that other streets in...

...Okay yknow what? Sure. If I lived in a house immediately adjacent to a development I may not be ecstatic either, with construction noise especially. Thing is, Edmonton is a big and growing city. McKernan and Belgravia are neighbourhoods in the middle of this big city, and changing character...

Seeing more of these and with mixed-use podiums along 142nd, 149th and 156th would be super nice (4-6 stories, differing materials and palettes ofc)

The Ultima?? Wow I'm excited for this project now, but I can already hear some Windsor Park residents dusting off their pitchforks 😭

That representation of all 4 nearby projects is awesome!! McKernan/Belgravia might go from being one of the least special LRT stations to the most with all this mixed-use TOD. The station is literally surrounded by new TOD and amazing 🤩

This is exciting! Hopefully a nice tower can go up here or something.

Inglewood must be getting close to being one of the densest neighborhoods in the city. It already had a lot of apartments but this site + the new building across the street are pretty substantial additions to the population here

This is gonna be a really nice project for the area! Hopefully this is a sign that more of the 60's and 70's apartments along 149th and 156th especially are up for redevelopment. could have some killer mixed-use corridors here.

Unfortunately even Edmonton isn't safe from AI generated content farms on YouTube. I shouldn't have clicked on that video since I just gave this channel money smh 😒

Like has been stated by others, Edmonton doesn't make it easy to live centrally and have a family, when it should be easy. I'm only 20 so I don't have kids lol (I'll revisit that when I'm 30), but either a 3-bedroom condo/apartment with a storage space or a townhouse would be the most ideal for...

Nature can be so beautiful sometimes 🥰

Eh, I think it's fine for a new building of this scale, especially if the units are more affordable.

Correct me if I'm wrong, but these would be the tallest buildings in Alberta outside of Edmonton and Calgary's city limits right? That's pretty cool! Edit: I think Red Deer has some taller apartment building lol, but this would be the tallest satellite city tower project I think.

Downtown 2 is looking good these days! Hopefully another couple of towers/mid-rises will pop up around here in the next few years.

Thanks for sharing this! The fact that 9 of the top 10 cities per capita are Canadian is really interesting and concerning at the same time imo.

I'm no arborist so maybe I'm speaking out my rear end, but having a limited understanding of landscape planning, I have noticed trees being planted very close together in a few public and private spaces around the city. When they're small it's okay, sure, but they'll definitely compete as they...