I'm a late millenial ('93) with a 10 month old and I don't know how we'd get by in a one or two bedroom apartment. We are in an 1,850 sq. ft. house near Downtown and it's plenty of space for us, which is needed considering eveyrthing babies need!

This is the rendering from the issued BP (note that it differs slightly from the earlier rendering, notably smaller windows on the addition and the removal of some balconies):

Yup, and the new 'Roundhouse Park' they are building should bridge the gap between 103A Ave, the RAM and Chinatown quite nicely. I have also heard that Yorkton, who owns Pacific Rim Mall, are looking at rezoning their parking lot at the west side of their property. Currently, it's Direct...

More murals like this on buildings please and thank you!

The future tower will fill in the gap beisde the mid-rise quite nicely from this angle!

There are quite a bit of semi-detached and row house units getting built in our more urban, core neighbourhoods, but their numbers still pale in comparison to similar product in the burbs. The zoning bylaw changes are definitley making it easier at least to get those built in established areas.

What? You don't enjoy eating mat in a padded room?

Super neat space in there, unlike anything in the city right now. The closest thing may be West Block.

Claire Estates’ 100 Ave facade renovation is coming along well:

lol don't think you are Jason Thorne, unless you've been VERY good at hiding from us all of these years!

There is a road closure application for the laneway at the west side of the gravel parking lot, so I think they readying the land for development. We will see if a DP is applied for within the next few months...

No, will likely be a single midrise building.

Yeah, kind of surprised they didn't get enough through MLI Select, as I know TONS of local developers that have funded their projects through that, since the $1,664 monthly rents it requires are basically market rates for Edmonton.

So, they have approved funding from CMHC, but less than was originally committed to. They are working at filling the funding gap before construction will resume.

He seemed optimistic in that article, but he could also be outright lying lol

Not the Van Loc guys, they are Edmonton locals!