Always_Biking
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I like it. Great use of space that can be a win for the owner and a win for the renter.
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1875
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honestly, not in my neighbours back yard. that is horrible. what an eff you to the back yard next door.
retrofiturbanism
Active Member
You are correct. When you purchase a property, not only do you buy the land and the building, you buy the rights to prevent anyone else from doing anything else near you ever. Plus, you get to dictate the form of growth, and the rate of growth of the City you purchased a property in.
Patrick.1980
Active Member
I like this. I think this should be allowed for neighbourhoods with alley ways. Right now those alleyways are a waste of space, but this gets some active use out of them, and also increases some density for the city .
Calgcouver
Active Member
Nice windows! I think this will look good with good exterior materials. One thing i think helps laneway suites is adding good landscaping elements to make it sort of feel like a front yard. Lots of examples here in Vancouver to pick from.
Mountain Man
Senior Member
I like garage suites (I refer to them as Carriage houses), great way to add density and for homeowners to subsidize their mortgages in inner city communities.
Alex_YYC
Senior Member
Multi family infill on Edmonton Trail
UrbanWarrior
Senior Member
1875
Senior Member
small project on 5th st & 19th ave sw
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1875
Senior Member
33rd ave & 15st sw
across the street
across the street
14th street and 22nd ave NW
googspecial
Active Member
A bit up the road, but this got me thinking of how a bit of intensification/redevelopment at 14 ST and Northmount would be pretty nice in lieu of the strip malls there.
Always_Biking
Senior Member
Lots of potential at that intersection. Good transit connectivity and Northmount and 14th both have potential to become better corridors.
Calgcouver
Active Member
Price point seems a bit high. Curious to see how these sell.
Kind of high, but also many of the units overlooking confed park.