RNDSQR took on too much, but they’ve gone back to their core strength of smaller rowhouse type projects. The city only needs to partner up with another developer that does those scale of projects. Truman, or EC.

100% agree. The place will be packed.e Hell, I’d go up there just for the views.

I’m kind of late to the party, but I’ll make a prediction. Calgary will be for sure, there’s about a 1% chance that Edmonton will be the biggest metro in ten years. 30 or 50 years down the road when the oil industry is all but gone, and the gas industry isn’t very big anything can happen. Even...

I saw something in the news recently, where people were complaining about a school and the lack of trees at the school. The fund like this would be perfect to put to use for landscaping projects.

I’m not familiar with the issue at hand. Why would it be bad for Canada, but good for Alberta as long as it’s in Alberta?

The crane is there, but to the left of the photos.

Detroit as a metro is still increasing in population, but even then still pales compared to our growth. From 2010-2020 Detroit’s metro grew by 100k, and Calgary grew by that in one year!

https://globalnews.ca/news/10523369/amazon-yyc4-fulfillment-centre-robotics/amp/

It looks like Spandrel glass to me.

Maybe, but not like shown in the rendering. It doesn’t cost anything to create a rendering with a bunch of high-rise towers, but it costs a lot to actually build it out. Look how long it’s taken for desirable area like University District to get built up. I hate to be the Debbie downer, but if...

People are 100% hesitant. It’s one thing to rent in EV or Beltline, but purchasing is a different story. University District and West District are much safer options from an investment point of view.

Came here to say report the Lynx news, but beaten into it. It’s always sad to see an airline cease operations.

Is that a net gain if 27.4K or incoming only?

Smashed big time.

The damage has been done, now get this built.

This going up quickly!

There is literally zero point in comparing materials used on buildings here in Calgary to materials used in other countries. The economics are different for every country and even between cities here in Canada. We’re in a free market economy, if people want to pay higher prices for better...

The time lines don’t matter really, what matters is that in Vancouver units fetch 2-3 times the price so there’s more room for improved materials.

Unless they build a station at Northland it’s not that close to an LRT station. There’s hope for the development yet, maybe they’ll build better stuff on the south end of the parcel.

This is extra dose of density could put Bridgeland into that next level of destination neighborhood.