There are workers on site, they seem to just be pumping out the lake that's formed at the bottom of the pit. Probably nothing but could possibly be a good sign?
something drastic would have to have happened if the second tower was cancelled outright. If anything it might just be delayed, but it's hard to imagine that the developers wouldn't want to maximize the return on the site.
I wish I would have gotten a better picture now, but lots of new construction underway on alpha blvd. Full block of town homes under construction on the one side of the street, and across the street all of the lots all say sold.
The blocks in between the built up part and the pond seem like...
As a thousandaire I definitely don't have a desire to leave Edmonton, in fact I really enjoy it here and think this neighborhood is a great place to live. That being said I definitely get that a condo in Edmonton isn't high on a millionaires wish list and I don't really get how there would be...
From the link, renderings look pretty good although judging by the setting of the building I feel like its more of a placeholder rendering than anything else.
The Costco has been open for a couple of years now and the smallish parking lot thats built so far seems to handle it just fine, its a Costco business centre so the traffic isn't as crazy as a normal Costco.
With the Parks topping out, unless I’m missing one, I’m pretty sure this is the only tower currently going up. So 20 floors is disappointing in that sense, but also probably as high as would be appropriate for the area
I’ve never seen traffic be an issue at that hairpin turn, so while it’s definitely not the perfect intersection for driving I think it is completely fine considering how difficult it would be to make any sort of improvement. Plus I love the quirky charm that turn gives to one of our main roads...
Manchester Square has the photo shoot boost, and those spaces are still half empty. Its a different space in a somewhat similar area so its not a one for one comparison, however spots like that with huge draws for instagram don't always mean successful businesses.
That seems like an ambitious amount to try and lease out, the restaurant business is in a really tough spot since COVID, and retail has been in a tough spot for a while.