Moderne
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The design itself is quite plain but I'm happy they went with the materials they did and the colour scheme is quite tasteful for the area.
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northlands
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Sale fell through or investor looking for a real quick flip?Well that was quick.
"FOR SALE: Abbey Park Residences | 10231 - 120 Street NW, Edmonton
Nearing completion, this 158 suite apartment development is situated in the heart of Edmonton's Oliver neighbourhood sharing a border with the Community League's Peace Garden. This development will boast 156 underground parking stalls and multiple in-house amenities.
With market vacancy well below 3% and limited nearby rental stock under construction, Abbey Park is a unique and eagerly anticipated offering to both tenants and investors alike."
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thommyjo
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thommyjo
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Honestly a fan of how this is turning out. Looks good.
thommyjo
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They still need to finish the north side. But it’s close!!
This project has surprised me. Looks really nice. Big fan.
This project has surprised me. Looks really nice. Big fan.
TAS
Senior Member
Yup, would love more of these and some townhomes in the community.
This, The Mercury, and Hat 122 all very different - each very welcome.
MacLac
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Glenco
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crisp
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If I were looking to rent in Edmonton, those trees would have just sold me on this one.
Glenco
Senior Member
Did you notice the wooden slats on some of the balconies?
Clearshades
Senior Member
Something very simple but very effective for elegance...
ChazYEG
Senior Member
Can I get an order of another 15 of these, please?
EdmTrekker
Senior Member
Something to collect dirt and require constant cleaning unfortunately by the tenant.
ChazYEG
Senior Member
Well, if we are to think like that, might as well just build big cinder blocks and architectural interest be damned.
positive1
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Maybe it is for privacy as they are right above the main entrance doors? Just a thought.