strata
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I will take it over the Talus Balls. Cheaper price tag too.
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I will take it over the Talus Balls. Cheaper price tag too.
Avenuer
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It's a permit to demolish the existing three-storey apartment north of the existing 100 West Block building on 142 St., where 'Future Residential' is noted on the image.
bodsbods9090
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With no date does that mean it's open ended?
Avenuer
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No it means the applicant submitted the permit application but hasn't uploaded the necessary documents yet, which are required to be accepted for processing.
bodsbods9090
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^Well you learn something new everyday!
MacLac
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A ton of new info on their subsequent phases
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northlands
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^ Good find.
Most interesting of note in that article: Cantiro is looking to break ground on 400 West Block, a 96 unit apartment building for Q2 2024.
Most interesting of note in that article: Cantiro is looking to break ground on 400 West Block, a 96 unit apartment building for Q2 2024.
dunno
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And hoping for phase III, the taller building on the east side of the property, to be completed in time for Valley Line West to open...
thommyjo
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Exciting to hear. So 3 new buildings the next 5 years basically!
Kosy123
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Honestly super excited to see what else gets brought in to this area. I genuinely really like the space they've built so far and I'm there pretty often. Hopefully it's a model for other Valley Line TOD style developments in the future.
dunno
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Well, considering they levelled the entire western side of the intersection in anticipation of development, I'd like to remain hopeful that wasn't for naught, despite the track record of developers in this city.
I feel like the west line has the most potential (out of existing and U/C lines) for high-quality TODs that integrate well with their surroundings to produce cohesive neighbourhoods rather than walled gardens like they often do (like Clareview and to a lesser extent Century Park). There's the 142 St stop, 149/Jasper Gates stop, Jasper Place, Meadowlark, and Misericordia stops, in addition to hopefully putting pressure on 104th in Oliver to get rid of the power centres. Plus with the future developments at Bonnie Doon, Mill Woods, and Strathearn, the Valley Line could really be a great TOD-catalyst in a way Edmonton hasn't seen yet.
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IanO
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Kosy123
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Currently here right now, and I can confirm that there’s fencing all around the apartment building facing 142 St with what seems to be a junk dump crew clearing it out.
R.I.P. La Roma. Lived there for a year, t'was actually a pretty good place to live, despite the, uhhh, interesting previous ownership.
Canadian 001
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La Roma One of only 2 walk ups in glenora is coming down