Coprolite
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I'm glad they changed it. It was definitely a disincentive and it bemuses me that it took them as long as they did to consider the possibility of foot traffic.
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Greenspace
Senior Member
First & Jasper
| Reference ID: | Job No 514632699-002 |
| Description: | To construct interior alterations inside an Office building (Create Common area lobby and new demise walls for existing tenant downsize) |
| Location: | 10065 - JASPER AVENUE NW Plan F Lots 1-5 |
| Applicant: | SEAGATE CONTRACT MANAGEMENT LTD. |
| Status: | No DP Required |
| Create Date: | 2024-05-31T16:48:05Z |
| Neighbourhood: | DOWNTOW |
David A
Senior Member
One of the mistakes made was to turn the mall into Fort Knox during COVID. I suspect it really hurt some of the stores there, I got tired of it and stopped going there for a while.
Oddly, was fairly easy to get in and out of most of the suburban malls.
Coprolite
New Member
Admittedly, since the pandemic started, I haven't been keen to linger in malls at all, and tend to just want to get in and out, but for the entirety of it taking the LRT to Southgate has been an easier experience in terms of access, let alone store selection.
Abba
Active Member
Tucked in and doing a bit of work, I see...
SimonCo
New Member
CWB sold to National Bank. I wonder how this will impact their downtown move to the manulife building?
Greenspace
Senior Member
Downtown Farmer's Market returns to 104 Street this Saturday. Walk the dog, grab a patio beer, then stick around for Shania and Oilers!
Gronk!
Senior Member
Downtown Edmonton recovers 80% of foot traffic from pre-pandemic
Edmonton's core is getting back on track.
Kosy123
Active Member
Five possible conversions by the end of the year? Did I hear that right?
Barnaby
Active Member
I think evening foot traffic may be at an all time high.Downtown Edmonton recovers 80% of foot traffic from pre-pandemic
Edmonton's core is getting back on track.edmonton.ctvnews.ca
Tropical
Active Member
What is this a reference to?
Greenspace
Senior Member
Charter Bylaw 20795 to reduce barriers to development for office to residential conversion. Relaxing things like required amenity area or setbacks.
Completed examples sited:
Phipps-McKinnon Building 10020 - 101A Avenue NW CCA Zone
Capital West Building 10035 - 108 Street NW CMU Zone
RMS Financial Building 10621 - 100 Avenue NW CMU Zone
Enbridge Tower 10058 - 102 Street NW CCA Zone
Kosy123
Active Member
It was mentioned at the end of the news clip, with literally no details besides that.
Greenspace
Senior Member
northlands
Senior Member
Really hope we see some more proposals for conversions. Awesome to see PMK getting done. Personally would love to see Highfield Place converted, pretty sure it's completely vacant and has been struggling to get space occupied for years, even pre-COVID office glut