MacLac
Senior Member
I count more then 24 floors though….I also like the two-storey townhomes on the northeast part of the building.
I count more then 24 floors though….I also like the two-storey townhomes on the northeast part of the building.
For what it's worth, the website says "The development contemplates a 24-storey rental apartment building on a 24,000 SF site with retail on the ground floor". Is the website wrong?It's Still 30
It would sure be lovely if yet another developer demolishes the existing buildings and then decides to skip town.From what I have heard, it has to do with financing
I also have not seen any new permits come in for this, but who knows?From what I have heard, it has to do with financing
Sounds like this might be the issue.From what I have heard, it has to do with financing
like austin powers on iceSounds like this one is on ice for awhile, not dead, but on ice.
It certainly is frustrating and I have a lot of thoughts on that myself, but it just seems incredibly difficult to legislate anything like that. Just too many moving pieces to have some sort of legislation that incurs a penalty or impedes development should there be no guarantee of project construction commencing after demolition of existing structure.Explain like I'm five please - Why doesn't policy prevent active retail from being torn down prior to a project being put on ice like this?
This is very frustrating...