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FYI 'Casia' will likely not be developing this. And that's just a massing based on the 'maximum development rights' as per the respective MU zone.

I know lease up is going well.

Correct, more specifically the lands east of 109 St, south of 104 Ave, west of 97 St and north of 100 Ave.

Not entirely true. We are seeing a lot more interest in Vancouver/Toronto-based developers in Alberta right now as conditions in those respective markets remain tough. Institutional owners recycle through their assets constantly for the most part. With this site there are many developers that...

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^How is Thunderbird Centre really going to have a material impact on downtown condo prices? It's not like it's creating a significant amount of jobs or anything of such. It's one part but I wouldn't say it will have much of an impact. Condo prices will increase with ongoing population growth...

Yes, having a similar design can help with speed.

Don't expect much to change on the existing school.

I believe they are done. Not sure really. It's a fairly busy place when I was there. Although I always felt that not having a direct connection to the mall was an inconvenience.

Highly unlikely. Dealing with constant construction disruptions, dirt, mud and dust in new communities doesn't stop many people from moving there. Construction is temporary. Most people have other priorities that inform their decision where to live and I'll bet that 'construction' isn't really...

I'd be surprised if there is any debate. This checks all boxes of the City Plan full stop.

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Yes, that looks to be true.

District is basically the restaurant/lounge/coffee shop that's tied to the Delta. I assume with confidence that a large portion of their customers are hotel patrons.

I assume they are adding a parkade given that they are shoring? Not sure how that pencil's out as it's a small parkade on a small site. You're paying a lot per stall.

The ramp already exists as it serves the existing apartments on site. The only surface parking lot will be the one that runs between the buildings. The building fronting 51 Avenue will be street-oriented with units fronting the avenue. This rendering isn't that detailed. In general this proposal...

Based on how policies and general attitude towards this type of infill have changed since the previous proposal that was defeated by Council, I don't think there's too much to worry with this one. It'll get approved.

Synergy really seems to be clipping along here.

Probably not for awhile. I know Beljan has some other projects that are set to go in the next several months.

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