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I was wondering what was happening at that building. Perfect place for a café imo! I'll have to drop by once they're open.
OMG that would be amazing if this property sold quickly and a mixed use building were built here.
I was waiting for a bus at the east transit centre, and it took me a second to notice these buildings. Last time I was at Clareview, which would have been a few months ago now, no framing had started. They're sure going up quickly!I found this sales post from Avison Young. Very much looks like its been chopped up into separate developments. Likely generic 4-6 story ones as everything else in that area is.
High Pointe at Clareview
The sites are situated along Manning Drive and 144 Avenue, adjacent to the Clareview LRT station. The neighbourhood features a mixture of retail and commercial uses. There are numerous amenities in the area including the Clareview Recreation Centre, Clareview Town Centre, Manning Town Centre...www.avisonyoung.ca
Such a miss for TOD. Sad.
they will have a clinic and pharmacy in this location to serve this area.
I really don’t understand your reasoning
Empty lot kitty corner to WEM station. Could have easily had a 4-8 story mixed use project. Instead we’re getting a 1980s strip mall. Any other lot along the southside of 87ave wouldn’t be able to do much more than duplexes or townhomes in terms of infill. Old, front driveway suburban homes.
I see the argument here but from the perspective of the city, the mall is already a massive trip generator in itself, and there are dozens of other areas along the entire alignment that are far more prime for more impactful TOD. For example, the Elmwood Townhomes just down the street next to the Misericordia station is a massive 28 acre site which is a huge waste of space. It's hard to imagine that these won't be redeveloped once the line opens. so while I agree that mixed use on this site would have been great, it doesn't seem like a huge loss.
