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Calgary’s putting some major distance between itself and comparable cities like Edmonton and Ottawa. Even without Foothills MD.

That’s a good question, without any supports on the corners I wouldn’t want to have anything too heavy on it.

I wish more developers would stick with this kind of simple warm lighting.

Agreed. For someone to have their mountain view blocked it means they must be living in one of the midrise buildings in the area, which probably impacted somebody’s sunlight when it was built. It’s the world we live in

A cool proposal coming to Cowtown, and it’s even taking climate change into consideration as part of the proposal.

I’m only going by Truman’s press release. Maybe they meant floor count, generally taller means height. And if that’s the case, then we could easily be looking at somewhere around 900 feet.

The vacancy rate won't come down any time soon. Working trends have changed - technology advances, remote work etc.., The oil and gas industry continues its gradual downsizing and some companies will continue to downsize in space, even if they add employees. My prediction is we'll see even more...

Brookfield Place is 246.88m (810 feet) so basically 247m. 900' is easily possible, going by Truman's statement that both towers are taller than Brookfield Place. With 10 extra floors, even a floor height of 9 feet per floor gets you to 900 feet. Even going by the rendering it looks to have 5...

Truman's Insta account, they are saying the towers will be Alberta's tallest, so it looks to be at least 252m or more. At 62 and 69 storeys, these towers will be Alberta’s tallest, bringing world-class design and new energy to the city.⁠

Wow, so this is the rumored project at Stampede Station. I never expected anything like this. Two upscale hotels, and 277 residential units, and an observation deck to boot. This day is bananas.

When it comes to highrise residential the numbers of built units don't always equate to population growth until a couple of years after when the buildings are fully occupied. Also as mentioned by Disraeli, covid was during that time and would have thrown the numbers out of whack. We'll get a...

Looks good IMO, no stampitecure on this one 👍

I’d be okay with an urban format Walmart. It would potentially harm smaller businesses, but at the same time for the core to be a walkable community for families it would need Walmart kinds of businesses. If we could add a Walmart and another big box type store along with a couple of...

Excellent to see something of this level going up on Inglewood’s main drag.

Toronto and Vancouver overbuilt the past two years and are slower now while things settle out. There’s a chance Calgary could end up with the most housing starts this year.

Density for the win.

Great to see a park and ride give way to development! I’m envisioning a cluster of 6 storey suburban buildings, but I’m taking it as a win.