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The last thing that area needs more of. --- Reference ID: Job No 507151676-002 Description: To change the use of an Indoor Sales and Service to a Liquor Store, and construct interior alterations. Location: 10010 - 104 STREET NW Plan 3727MC Blk 4 Lot 73 Applicant: EINS CONSULTING...

You bet. I suspect by the end of next month or early June.

Well I can tell you that you still have hope if you want a Downtown condo. Things are moving, but sale prices are still WELL below pre-COVID and generally 5% below list on top of that. Nice to see things starting to move again, but it's largely because things are so cheap/undervalued right now.

Bill 20 certainly sends a message over all municipalities bows.

Good to see it getting ready to add some folks to the area.

Tough loss for the Oil, but L.A. was out to even things up from minute 1. Great to see Downtown SO busy and the Mosspit bumpin.

Don't get me wrong here, I love the project, location, renderings and development, but find the pricing outrageous.

https://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/calgary/city-of-calgary-posts-238m-budget-surplus-for-2023-1.7176012?cmp=newsletter_CBC%20Calgary_1652_1512082

He was meeting with the premier and was at the Oilers game.

Miss Moonlight Donair.

Except that it is NYC.

That's the most police I've seen in Downtown Edmonton in the last 10 years combined.

^did you just compare NYC to Edmonton?

My undergrad was $16k, I lived at home and worked 3 jobs to make it work... even with parental help. I cannot imagine these days paying 40k for an Arts degree.

The really ambitious residential project, food market, maker-spaces etc. died last year and as archi mentioned, a major investor pulled out, but I believe the new plan was far more practical and realistic. Unsure of details, but will see what I find out next time I chat with him.

City building more supportive housing April 23, 2024 City Council has approved plans for two new supportive housing sites that will provide nearly 100 homes for Edmontonians at risk of homelessness. The City will lead construction of two purpose-built supportive housing developments...

^no thank you. Procura needs to buck up, demo, and move Sedona forward. That would be an exceptionally bad precedent and liability for the City.

I am going to miss that one house and always thought it was one of the more unique abodes in the city. Would love to know the history on that one.

https://www.edmontondowntown.com/articles/where-to-watch-the-playoffs/