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Green Line LRT project eyeing 2031 opening, city officials say https://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/calgary/calgary-green-line-completion-date-9.7009503

Must be a sturdy building.

Meredith Road NE

It's 5 floors, but the top floor units have setbacks so you can't seem them easily.

I thinking it'll be pretty similar to Kensington Mixed use (also 6 storeys), The Triangle parcel looks a bit larger, but they won't be using the whole parcel, but like you said, maybe just smaller units so they can fit more in.

Looks like the old renderings.

Minor update to the list showing the non-paused string of developments for Kensington since 2011. St John's 95 units Pixel 98 units Ven 115 units Lido 80 units Palfreyville apts. 20 units The Kensington 77 units Ezra 100 units Aspen & Bow 93 Units Victoria on 5th 90 units Annex 104 units Archer...

I've created a database entry, but no thread yet. Once it starts construction we can created a dedicated thread, or sooner if anyone wishes. https://calgary.skyrisecities.com/database/projects/midfield-site-07.60034

I don't think anyone's been by there, but it wouldn't surprise me if it was under construction.

It would be nice if the Alpha built went ahead and at less salvaged some of the Crown Park opportunity.

Merry Christmas J!

Calgary will almost certainly hit 2 Million by 2030, even with the slowdown in international immigration. With Calgary estimated to be at 1,837,000 as of July 2025, Calgary would have to grow by 163,000 (32,000 per year) over 5 years to hit 2 Million by July of 2030. I'm confident it can hit...

That makes sense to me, and is what I've always kind of suspected. You go to places like London, NYC. Vancouver, Toronto. etc.. where housing costs are high and it's really only a minor cost change (relative to the overall sales prices) to go with good materials. I like the Urban Toronto thread...

Well that just made my day.

I passed by today and the bright green bin on site is full. There were a couple of guys there and they had part of the construction fencing open. I think the trailers are gone too. Not sure if it’s anything to get exited about, but thought I’d mention it.

Looks like @badc0ffee has fixed it :)

Looks like EIFS panels, so I guess it could be classified as stucco.

Weird, it closed silently without any media coverage, though, it could be they never had many employees to start with. Looks like they had 60 employees already, who were probably remote at the time and were planning to increase to 150.