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Looks great!

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Nope. He didn't. I think he is saying in a market like Edmonton where the average downtown condo is around $350K, it can be jarring for people to contemplate someone spending $5M+ on a unit...But that same exponential difference in value exists in every market, even NYC where the average condo...

I believe the south unit has sold and will have possession by the end of the month

The units on the first (nearly completed) building are actually being marketed for $769,000 - $850,000 depending on the unit. I actually think that is a lot great value considering the level of finishing it looks like these will have. Tough to get a skinny house along the street for less than $1M.

Had lunch with a homebuilder last week that told me their same 2200sqft model is now $270,000 more in suburb Calgary compared to suburb Edmonton. He thinks the delta will grow above $300,000. Don't think we will see a real estate boom as large as 2023 Calgary, but there is no doubt that the...

The price the market is willing to pay for < 3 story infill is going to need to go up, or we are going to see a pull back on new projects. With the land prices in this general area, and the "new normal" for construction prices on new builds, I have no clue how you can build something with...

From just observing people's pictures, this one seems to be going really well from the construction side. And I think once it is done it is going to be a cool amenity. But I just can't stop feeling like this was the wrong funding priority at the wrong time. I think it is a nice-to-have, at a...

This is a great project, and will definitely be a catalyst for more downtown...but there is still an issue with creating the demand for housing downtown to match the supply you want to see come on. Hopefully that 5-10 years window you mentioned is a realistic time, but step one is definitely...

Very nice surprise walking back from lunch today... Transcend Coffee has opened up a pop-up shop in the bay that Grizzlar was supposed to occupy. They are operating there until their new permanent location (in the new Beljan project on the SE corner of 124th & 106th Street) is ready around...

This project rules.

I agree. (Frank) Oliver does not hold the exclusive rights to the name Oliver. I think the push had the right intentions, but feels like an overreaction.

Man those sub-grade soil conditions sure look like a dog's breakfast.

I don't disagree with this. Kinda feels like it is on an island by itself at the moment. If they were able to purchase the adjacent building on the corner of 107/124, feels like there would be a great opportunity to really tie everything together. I have been told that owner is not an easy...

So seeing as a few people seem to know the new name, anyone care to share?

Any word on when the containers are showing up to complete the "entrance" off 82nd?

Or...maybe they just are poor operators? If memory serves me correctly, they left their former location on some pretty bad terms as well. You can't blame Beljan for "pulling a group out of their comfort zone" when they are grown adults that are choosing to sign two leases.