It's all coming together nicely.

I didn't get a chance to take a photo, but I saw they added some wood frames to the second floor, it's about 1/3 done.

Certainly going at a high pace now. They started on the steel just 3 weeks ago, and they've had more progress in those three weeks than the previous 3 months.

Duplexes are a good option. I've lived in duplexes a couple of different times and to me personally, it didn't feel any different than a single family home. The first duplex I lived in was older and didn't have the best sound protection, so you could hear the neighbors a fair bit. Never had that...

I got used to wearing the mask, and had no problem wearing it, but I have to admit, it's nice not wearing one.

Yeah totally. They would slide right into Beltline or Eau Claire easily.

Let's hope common sense prevails and it gets removed. A large number of houses along 24th ave are rentals, I presume the owners of the properties would be happy to see multi-family zoning.

If it's FAAS, it should be something half decent.

New camera Daemon?

I picked Damery. I hadn't heard of her until a couple of weeks ago, but I like her ideas.

Would be great if it was. My money is on the Cressey proposal, if one of them is to go ahead.

I hope that's not the case, but to be honest I'd be surprised if it was. I've spent a fair bit of time at the Good Earth across the street and a lot of the people coming and going from the building are of different ethnicity. My guess is it's because he's from out of country. My ex-girlfriend...

Is there such a thing as Herd Darwinism? Honestly I don't like to wish bad upon people, but...

I somehow missed this earlier, and have only one thing to say. Build a thousand of these!

I like that idea of using an improvement tax to bury telephone poles. It doesn’t have to be done everywhere in the city, but it would be great for high profile areas.

The folks who live there now, have it great with the building only partly occupied.

Not the prettiest bunch of buildings, but the density is good. It's too bad this wasn't developed on the parking lots across from Chinook Centre.

I know not everyone likes the 6 storey wood frame projects, but they have been a game changer for boosting density. I expect we will see a lot more projects like this.

Along streets like 4th street or 5th street you could do higher density, maybe 6-8 floors. Rowhousing is fine for side avenues.

6 unit developments on corner lots is the hot new trend. Fine by me, it's a good way to boost density without overwhelming the surroundings.