[Canadian 001]

Major Development Permit

Permit Class	Discretionary Development
Permit Date	Nov 02, 2023
Status	In Progress
Description of Development	To construct a mixed-use 6-Storey Multi-unit Housing (apartment) building with 80 Dwellings and ground-level General Retail Stores, and to demolish 3 existing Single Detached Houses.
Address	201, 10157 - 160 STREET NW

The Site (The Houses were demoed Earlier this Year)

 

[Canadian 001]

And Here's A Render

 

[_urbanite]

Is this actually under construction?

 

[Canadian 001]

Not Yet
Still Waiting on the DP which was Approved but then put back into 'In Progress'
Also There Are CRUs
But the Design is Not the Best but IMO is not Awful

 

[Platinum107]

And Here's A Render
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I mean hey, at least it's a mixed-use building with (hopefully) affordable rent

Jasper Place should be seeing more development as the LRT gets closer to completion, and it'd be cool if it's more 4/1s and 5/1s with commercial spaces (and better designs ofc lol)

 

[thommyjo]

I mean hey, at least it's a mixed-use building with (hopefully) affordable rent

Jasper Place should be seeing more development as the LRT gets closer to completion, and it'd be cool if it's more 4/1s and 5/1s with commercial spaces (and better designs ofc lol)

Surprised there’s CRUs on these though. Probably 40+ empty storefronts along SPR, including west of 156st where they haven’t been impacted by LRT work. I can’t see demand to fill all the commercial in this area in the next decade. Anything off the Main Street feels like pure residential would be most sensible.

 

[Platinum107]

Surprised there’s CRUs on these though. Probably 40+ empty storefronts along SPR, including west of 156st where they haven’t been impacted by LRT work. I can’t see demand to fill all the commercial in this area in the next decade. Anything off the Main Street feels like pure residential would be most sensible.

I dunno, I think that Jasper Place might be seeing big changes soon. It's a pretty affordable area, there's a lot of potential and a lot of sites prime for redevelopment, and the LRT may just be the catalyst for a big boom in infill.