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Not necessarily any knew info here, but goes a long with what’s often discussed here. https://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/edmonton/edmonton-s-empty-storefronts-could-be-filled-if-city-changes-rules-planner-argues-1.6787802

So nice to have this street parking back, and nice that the frickin Tim hortons drive through line up is No longer completely blocking traffic

But a ton of those single story buildings are well utilized and affordable. I much rather have developments like this one a block off 124st for now, rather then tearing down single stories full of neat businesses just to put up buildings with cookie cutter expensive CRUs that’ll sit empty for...

Denver is similar if not further…

Nothing yet.

Oh god sorry, I didn’t even see the second sentence.. I thought the April date was closing and move in…oops. Decemberish makes more sense because there hasn’t been a whole lot of action lately.

Yes, but two months?

That seems like an aggressive move in date considering their new buildings is currently just footings… and wasnt the new building supposed to be 4 or 5 floors?

For a quick unscientific (and probably not even that relevant) comparison to under construction Residential: Grand in Tower II: $36M Oliver crossing: 40.2M The Edward: 27.4M Hat @ Oliver: 31.6M Jameson: 34M

I’m gonna say 11 to be difficult lol. Maybe first floor is a high floor?

Speaking of looking good for the Juno’s… LRT side of the building has looked like shit for months now…

Retail trends in other cities seems 100% relative to this thread. I wonder if Edmonton could ever support a holt (downtown or elsewhere). West Edmonton Mall now has a high end section that would possibly overlap big time with holts offerings? I don’t think Edmonton would be a big enough market...

I don’t drive and I live equal distance from city centre and Kingsway. I’ve walked to Kingsway 10 times in the last year while I’ve been to city centre once. My personal experience doesn’t change the fact that Edmonton is a city built for drivers. That’s exactly why I gave one small idea that...

As has been mentioned here before, Kingsway is 5 minutes away. Edmonton is a driving city. If you are going to drive to a mall the clear option is Kingsway. Add in a national (international?) destination shopping centre in the same city…and clearly there’s no hope for city centre as a...

Edmonton is doing very well for a city its age/size/demographic. I know everyone hates on the falcon towers because of the stucco, but this is still way ahead of the days where we were all excited that Vivacity and River Vista were being built lol