Find a way to make it work so we can see that section developedThanks pal I’ll do some napkin site plans and proformas and see if I can make them work
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Mull
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Find a way to make it work so we can see that section developed
Thanks pal I’ll do some napkin site plans and proformas and see if I can make them work
So little confused and I hope I don't offend with this....
I know developers can't know all sites for sale in a City. I just would have thought that a set of inner city, oversized, ~10 lots all adjacent to each other, with direct control zoning would of been on the radar of developers, and am surprised me posting here would of made any difference to the visibility of the lots?
I mean, I love Parkhill so bias as heck as I said, but the location has to be half decent even when accounting for my bias (and I assume semi rare to get this much inner city combined land area).
For the record, as I have become a cheerleader for the lots - I don't have any financial stake in the lots (or know the owner at all) other than I live close and I think them developed helps my land value and enjoyment of the area! We have already seen an awesome change in the last 4 years with the Barley belt setting up on the otherside of MacLeod, and even CO-OP's apartments being built is better than the dealership that was there.
Mountain Man
Senior Member
Cidex needs to take off with their "Hat" series of buildings, what a dumb name!
Calgcouver
Active Member
Depends on your role in the company really, I am primarily focused on development execution and do acquisitions work only part of the time when people send me things. Usually it comes from a CRE broker, junior analyst in the company or a connection outside of the company. Also we're usually just plain busy, i need to work out feasibility studies on four other pieces of land before i have any time to look at these Parkhill sites, often we pass up sites because we just don't have the time to look at it as we have so many other projects on the go.
And i also would like to see these lots developed as i also live nearby.
haltcatchfire
Senior Member
I'm not sure I want to see what's under Cidex's hat.
MichaelS
Senior Member
Just putting a couple of interesting proposals for Seton here. Looks like Brookfield is planning a decent hub around the intersection of Market Street and Main Street SE.
Here are the two DP links:
The first is a Market Hall commercial building. But it's DP package also shows the overall land use plan for the intersection:
Renderings for the market hall, which is the NE corner of the intersection:
And then the mixed use building in the NW corner of the intersection. This one appears to have a unique parkade, with open deck parkign on the 2nd level, leading right to the back door of the townhomes that are stacked on top of retail:
Here are the two DP links:
The first is a Market Hall commercial building. But it's DP package also shows the overall land use plan for the intersection:
Renderings for the market hall, which is the NE corner of the intersection:
And then the mixed use building in the NW corner of the intersection. This one appears to have a unique parkade, with open deck parkign on the 2nd level, leading right to the back door of the townhomes that are stacked on top of retail:
JWhite
Active Member
Exactly. The big beer producers like Molsons and Labatts are going the way of the dinosaur. The only way they can remain relevant is to buy smaller craft breweries.
Redmile14
New Member
Some renderings being shared around for the Humptys site on 16th ave NW, the parking lot on Home Road, and the residential property next door to Humptys on 46 th st NW.
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Mountain Man
Senior Member
Hope that includes the house directly SW of the Humpy's too, the entry has been sealed off with poly for a couple years now, wonder if it was a drug house or something.
Redmile14
New Member
The developer (I think its Rickies Restaurants) bought that house and are trying to have it re-zoned for this project.
YourBoy007
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JonnyCanuck
Senior Member
Going from restaurant to residential??? I know the structure is about 2 stories with large window space but I have never heard of that type of conversion before.
artvandelay
Active Member
Looks like it's just for the enclosure of a balcony (balconies?) on the existing condo. Doubt they're converting the restaurant space.
haltcatchfire
Senior Member
DP is to enclose a balcony of unit 208, not convert the corner restaurant space to residential.
Mountain Man
Senior Member
Wasn't there going to be a brew pub there?