You beat me to it! That's the kind of developments I wish we had along 20th ave, or centre street etc..
|
|
|
- Thread starter Surrealplaces
- Start date
Bertie Wooster
New Member
There’s an interesting DP on the corner of Edm Trail and 1st NE to replace that strip mall. Will serve as a much better anchor to that Main Street.
Is it this one on the NE corner?
Bridgeland Mixed Use | 22m | 6s | Westrich Pacific | S2
A new DP for Bridgeland, going in at the NE corner of Edmonton Trail and 1st Avenue NE, where the Petrocan and strip mall is: https://developmentmap.calgary.ca/?find=DP2023-03911
Bertie Wooster
New Member
Yeah. You’re way ahead of me!Is it this one on the NE corner?
Bridgeland Mixed Use | 22m | 6s | Westrich Pacific | S2
A new DP for Bridgeland, going in at the NE corner of Edmonton Trail and 1st Avenue NE, where the Petrocan and strip mall is: https://developmentmap.calgary.ca/?find=DP2023-03911calgary.skyrisecities.com
We can thank @MichaelS, he’s usually ahead of everyone
As far the entrance to 1st Ave, yeah it’s going to make a much better tie in from Edmonton Trail. Would be nice to see a couple more like this right around those Edmonton Trail intersections.
Morshed
Active Member
DougB
Active Member
Which will produce unanticipated consequences like developers and material suppliers raising profit margins on purpose built rental and more existing purpose built rental converting to condo. If the government wants to increase affordability, it should remove GST from all housing instead of trying to socially engineer the mix.
CalgaryTiger
Senior Member
Lower your expectations, it's the park that has already been discussed. Recognized the branding of the loading... instagram post on the construction fence.
Urb
Active Member
Just heard from a birdie this morning that another announcement on the Event Centre is very close...
haltcatchfire
Senior Member
darwink
Senior Member
UCalgary Science Hub
The university received $5 million in planning money for this project. This all but assures a ground breaking up n the next 4 years.
Combined with a renovation of Science A to enable the work, it is a ~$400 million project in 2019ish dollars. When ‘complete’ it will move tentants around and enable repurposing of space in Admin, Kinesiology, and bio-science.
The university received $5 million in planning money for this project. This all but assures a ground breaking up n the next 4 years.
Combined with a renovation of Science A to enable the work, it is a ~$400 million project in 2019ish dollars. When ‘complete’ it will move tentants around and enable repurposing of space in Admin, Kinesiology, and bio-science.
Chinese_T
Active Member
Golfing guy
Active Member
After reading that twice I got that the amendment basically only passed student and temporary low cost housing. Not much to fix the overall housing issues in the city. Please tell me I’m wrong about this whole process and they passed much more.
RolleyMakr_168
New Member
Calgary council votes in favour of housing strategy after three-day meeting marathon
A marathon debate over affordable housing at city hall ended with council endorsing an often-contentious housing strategy..
calgaryherald.com
Here's another article if you'd like more info
Calgary city council approves housing strategy
Calgary city council members approved a long-awaited housing strategy Saturday, which includes a plan for reducing red tape through blanket rezoning of residential districts to allow for more housing types.
One more
One last one
Last edited:
zagox
Active Member
A good step forward, but this far from the last battle on upzoning to R-CG citywide. From the live wire article:
“She reminded Coun. Sharp and other councillors that there still must be a debate and public hearing on whether the upzoning goes through.”
The Elbow Parkers that staged the uprising over the Guidebook haven’t gone anywhere, they are just hiding and reloading while the political winds blow against them.
When the R-CG comes up for a vote, expect all the usual suspects (Elbow Park, Rosedale, Mount Royal) to seek and receive exceptions because “heritage”. There will be some upzoning in poorer neighborhoods where developers don’t want to build rowhouses anyway.
“She reminded Coun. Sharp and other councillors that there still must be a debate and public hearing on whether the upzoning goes through.”
The Elbow Parkers that staged the uprising over the Guidebook haven’t gone anywhere, they are just hiding and reloading while the political winds blow against them.
When the R-CG comes up for a vote, expect all the usual suspects (Elbow Park, Rosedale, Mount Royal) to seek and receive exceptions because “heritage”. There will be some upzoning in poorer neighborhoods where developers don’t want to build rowhouses anyway.