scyeg
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Well, hopefully the fact that they named it Falcon One bodes well for Falcon Two happening.
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Kosy123
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It'll probably lease up with students, couples and families decently enough. I've got utmost confidence based on vibes that Falcon Two will happen soon. I wouldn't mind the same building but taller and with glossier balcony windows tbh.
Gronk!
Senior Member
There is a blank white wall on the south podium (see my last pic).
God
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I like that they chose not to go with a dark tint on the first story so people walking by can see into the potential stores. It’s almost like Langham lurks in these forums sometimes…
Gus Haynes
Active Member
Learning lessons from The Quest and Capital 108.
CplKlinger
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Downtown as home: Falcon Tower - Transforming Edmonton
For Shelby Krishka, living downtown is about enjoying her vibrant, busy lifestyle with ease and convenience. Every day offers something new, from cafés to restaurants to live music and the never-ending excitement of the Ice District. And, as an Oilers fan, the best part about living near 104...
transforming.edmonton.ca
"Langham Developments is a key player in revitalizing 104 Street with other projects, such as Icon Tower and Fox Tower, bringing more residents to the downtown core. Falcon Tower was the next progression in this journey, with Falcon Two on the horizon for 2025."
That'd be especially great if they keep Falcon 2 exactly the same as #1, as they said they would, because the majority of the units in Falcon 1 have two or more bedrooms; making it more likely that some families will live there. My rough napkin math is that it has ~26 3-bedroom units, 114 2-bedroom units, and 94 1-bedroom units.
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Kosy123
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2025? HERE WE GO BOYS AND GIRLSDowntown as home: Falcon Tower - Transforming Edmonton
For Shelby Krishka, living downtown is about enjoying her vibrant, busy lifestyle with ease and convenience. Every day offers something new, from cafés to restaurants to live music and the never-ending excitement of the Ice District. And, as an Oilers fan, the best part about living near 104...
"Langham Developments is a key player in revitalizing 104 Street with other projects, such as Icon Tower and Fox Tower, bringing more residents to the downtown core. Falcon Tower was the next progression in this journey, with Falcon Two on the horizon for 2025."
That'd be especially great if they keep Falcon 2 exactly the same as #1, as they said they would, because the majority of the units in Falcon 1 have two or more bedrooms; making it more likely that some families will live there. My rough napkin math is that it has ~26 3-bedroom units, 114 2-bedroom units, and 94 1-bedroom units.
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David A
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Yes, this seems like a nice mix and the over 2,300 units in various buildings noted in the article is also good news, that will bring a good boost to the number of people living in the core.Downtown as home: Falcon Tower - Transforming Edmonton
For Shelby Krishka, living downtown is about enjoying her vibrant, busy lifestyle with ease and convenience. Every day offers something new, from cafés to restaurants to live music and the never-ending excitement of the Ice District. And, as an Oilers fan, the best part about living near 104...
"Langham Developments is a key player in revitalizing 104 Street with other projects, such as Icon Tower and Fox Tower, bringing more residents to the downtown core. Falcon Tower was the next progression in this journey, with Falcon Two on the horizon for 2025."
That'd be especially great if they keep Falcon 2 exactly the same as #1, as they said they would, because the majority of the units in Falcon 1 have two or more bedrooms; making it more likely that some families will live there. My rough napkin math is that it has ~26 3-bedroom units, 114 2-bedroom units, and 94 1-bedroom units.
Out of Towner
Active Member
Wouldn't be a surprise if single young people rent and share the 3 bedroom units as opposed to families. Either way it's good.Downtown as home: Falcon Tower - Transforming Edmonton
For Shelby Krishka, living downtown is about enjoying her vibrant, busy lifestyle with ease and convenience. Every day offers something new, from cafés to restaurants to live music and the never-ending excitement of the Ice District. And, as an Oilers fan, the best part about living near 104...
"Langham Developments is a key player in revitalizing 104 Street with other projects, such as Icon Tower and Fox Tower, bringing more residents to the downtown core. Falcon Tower was the next progression in this journey, with Falcon Two on the horizon for 2025."
That'd be especially great if they keep Falcon 2 exactly the same as #1, as they said they would, because the majority of the units in Falcon 1 have two or more bedrooms; making it more likely that some families will live there. My rough napkin math is that it has ~26 3-bedroom units, 114 2-bedroom units, and 94 1-bedroom units.
CplKlinger
Senior Member
That could very well be too. When I first moved out on my own, I rented a room in a small house that had five other guys living there. It was... an experience.
IanO
Superstar
Falcon Tower I story
transforming.edmonton.ca
'with Falcon II on the horizon for 2025'
Downtown as home: Falcon Tower - Transforming Edmonton
For Shelby Krishka, living downtown is about enjoying her vibrant, busy lifestyle with ease and convenience. Every day offers something new, from cafés to restaurants to live music and the never-ending excitement of the Ice District. And, as an Oilers fan, the best part about living near 104...
transforming.edmonton.ca
'with Falcon II on the horizon for 2025'
archited
Senior Member
Old news (oxymoron that that is)
whattheheck
New Member
^^Why are tax dollars being used for this propaganda?
Seamusmuldrew
Active Member
Propaganda for private businesses, otherwise known as advertising. Considering how much we payed for the arena, this isn’t all that shocking
Avenuer
Senior Member
Pretty minimal cost for publishing those stories tbh - Edmonton needs to market itself after all.