[MichaelS]

No thread. One Properties has shown it as a "future development" for over a decade now I think, not much traction or movement that I am aware of:

9th Avenue Project | Mixed-Use Development Calgary | ONE Properties

The 9th Avenue project in Calgary will feature 816 residential suites across two towers along with two floors of retail space. Click here to learn more.

oneproperties.com

 

[Ramsayite]

Wow, that render does a great job capturing the character of the neighborhood.

Somehow they've made the sidewalk even narrower and less accessible than what is already there. My favorite part is where dead ends in a tree planter with no way for pedestrians to get around.

Usually developers can be so insensitive and change the neighborhood so much. Great to see ONE Properties doing such sensitive work and preserving this culturally important car sewer.

Vs.

Nothing says vibrant retail "thanks for shopping, like try not to die!"

 

[Dārayavauš]

No thread. One Properties has shown it as a "future development" for over a decade now I think, not much traction or movement that I am aware of:

9th Avenue Project | Mixed-Use Development Calgary | ONE Properties

The 9th Avenue project in Calgary will feature 816 residential suites across two towers along with two floors of retail space. Click here to learn more.

oneproperties.com

I predict it’ll go ahead after BLVD is done.

 

[Dārayavauš]

Wow, that render does a great job capturing the character of the neighborhood.

Somehow they've made the sidewalk even narrower and less accessible than what is already there. My favorite part is where dead ends in a tree planter with no way for pedestrians to get around.

Usually developers can be so insensitive and change the neighborhood so much. Great to see ONE Properties doing such sensitive work and preserving this culturally important car sewer.

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Nothing says vibrant retail "thanks for shopping, like try not to die!"

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I’ve always felt that 9th Ave needs to have at least 1 car lane removed.

 

[FCC1982]

Calgary approves first Demolition Incentive Program project

Three vacant buildings in Calgary's downtown will be demolished to make way for a 33-storey mixed-use tower.

calgary.citynews.ca

More great news !

 

[UrbanWarrior]

I predict it’ll go ahead after BLVD is done.

I feel like they’d move on their EV project first. It’s more recent, though they haven’t released any renders nor submitted a DP yet I believe.

 

[Surrealplaces]

I’ve always felt that 9th Ave needs to have at least 1 car lane removed.

100%. Especially with 9th ave continuing through to Inglewood, it'd be nice to have a bike lane all the way through.

 

[Mountain Man]

I’ve always felt that 9th Ave needs to have at least 1 car lane removed.

Would make a great spot for a 2 way bike lane!

 

[DiscoStu]

100%. Especially with 9th ave continuing through to Inglewood, it'd be nice to have a bike lane all the way through.

Yes, but only if there was some serious separation, not just painted lines or low curbs. I personally hate biking next to heavy traffic or fast-moving cars and much prefer the comparatively slower side streets (ie. would prefer a bike lane down 10th instead of 9th).