MichaelS
Senior Member
Yes, these are the first buildings of their "West District" neighbourhood. They are on 85th Street SW, just south of Old Banff Coach Road.
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Mountain Man
Senior Member
Truman does good stuff! they are interesting people to work with, but they definitely care about what they do!
1875
Senior Member
trinity project
1875
Senior Member
16th ave sw low income project
Rollerstud98
Active Member
Hoping through this pandemic that we will get better facilities on construction sites. Proper hand wash stations, maybe better bathrooms.
50 Nolan Hill Rise (Cidex) If we can get hold of a rendering or more info, we'll create a thread. For now I'll update here.
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CT (Chinese_T)
Active Member
Where is Cidex getting all this money from
It was mentioned that Iran was where the money was coming from.
Hat @ 14th Street | 94.48m | 28s | Cidex Group | NORR
Also, that's not how development works.
Golfing guy
Active Member
I forget the name of the project but there is a drill on the project on the NW corner of Edmonton Tr and 3ave NE. Looks like something is actually starting up in these crazy times
This one?
Era | 41.15m | 13s | Minto
Minto Developments has submitted a development proposal for a 13 storey, 178 unit development in Calgary's Bridgeland area.
UrbanWarrior
Senior Member
^^ That would be a dream. If so, it may be the last tower of any type this city sees constructed for decades. Except maybe a new residence at SAIT or a U of C building in a decade or two.
Golfing guy
Active Member
It’s not Era. To small of a lot. That’s on 1ave anyways
Looks to be this one.
darwink
Senior Member
We will see. This crisis being so big means that we can maybe pivot in 5 years as much as it would normally take 25 years to do so. And since other places will suck almost as much, there is a lower chance of a huge brain drain.
Of course we will need a provincial government whose fiscal views aren’t most aligned with pre-depression economics where the way to rescue an economy and balance a budget was to cut government funded economic activity.