ChazYEG
Senior Member
Could be. The defunct Edmontonian had about this height and it was just behind the Epcor Tower.I wonder if 7mil is at maximum zoning heights? What is that? 80 stories? Or was that that just quarters area
Could be. The defunct Edmontonian had about this height and it was just behind the Epcor Tower.I wonder if 7mil is at maximum zoning heights? What is that? 80 stories? Or was that that just quarters area
Well, by that metric, the same unit is $52k a year in property tax. Plus 3500 in condo fees. Still, a relative bargain if you are paying for the place in cash.Best to use the "other residential' tab in that tool - our city still inexplicably applies a higher mill rate to multi-family residential.
Adjusting this would be one of the easiest things to do to start to encourage densification. Obviously it will take more than property tax rates to achieve our infill goals, but this is just about the lowest 'low-hanging-fruit' you are ever going to find.
I will miss this vantage point of this impressive arena design which will be gone when the tower is eventually built.
I guess the best view will be from the north.
Going to need to be 20+ story towers to make it visible. Other wise they will hide the arena from the North and not be visible from the south side unless you’re far away.Meanwhile, I desired towers north of the arena (two around 15 floors to coral it.
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Ian is there a time frame or limit on when construction has to start on the tower if it seen differently then the podium for the grant/tax break to be applied?Given what they paid for the Greyhound site, they will have to add a tower to even being to realize any returns from that investment.
Going to need to be 20+ story towers to make it visible. Other wise they will hide the arena from the North and not be visible from the south side unless you’re far away.
$17.2 million or so I believe, right?Given what they paid for the Greyhound site, they will have to add a tower to even being to realize any returns from that investment.