IceCreamMan
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It is; it's actually mixed-market housing, which means a mix of mix of market-rate, affordable (20 per cent under market), and social housing units.
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It is; it's actually mixed-market housing, which means a mix of mix of market-rate, affordable (20 per cent under market), and social housing units.
Avenuer
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Yes, it's affordable markert, near-market and subsidized housing managed by Civida (formerly Capital Region Housing).
goodcitywhenfinished
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Wow this looks better than a lot of condos that local developers put up. Good job to the team on this one.
EtoV
Active Member
Yeah this should embarrass some of the developers around the City.
CplKlinger
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New 240-unit Londonderry housing development unveiled in north Edmonton
Residents are expected to begin moving into a new 240-unit housing complex in north Edmonton starting in February 2022.
edmontonjournal.com
IceCreamMan
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CplKlinger
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And that's not a rendering? Because holy cow, that looks really nice! This is the middle we've been missing!
supaflyryguy
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The area around Londonderry is ripe for density, with 142 Ave having a pile of schools including a high school, rec centre, and the mall.
In a fantasy future I envision LRT running down 137 Ave from a Hermitage Park station and then south to WEM, connecting with other LRT nodes at Clareview, Castledowns, and WEM, with a stop at a superdense Londonderry redevelopment district.
In a fantasy future I envision LRT running down 137 Ave from a Hermitage Park station and then south to WEM, connecting with other LRT nodes at Clareview, Castledowns, and WEM, with a stop at a superdense Londonderry redevelopment district.