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The great thing about all three of those projects is that they are ready to go as soon as sales are reached and a BP is issued, assuming...

I agree with that. I think Stephen Ave should be considered a lost cause for bike usage, there are far too many people on it, and so...

Your first 2 sentences sum up my opinion perfectly. For the commuter streets, I only think we need 1 east - west for bikes in the...

Except there are always people in the middle of the Peace Bridge as well (usually taking a million group pictures or selfies), a...

I looked at Montreal some more, and I can only find a couple of buildings that might be rental, and even those might be condos. Very...

We're definitely ahead of Montreal in rental construction even by absolute numbers, at least in terms of new construction. They only...

Vancouver might be ahead of Calgary in terms of per capita. I believe there are about a dozen rental towers going up but are only twice...

I didn't say that it was specific to Calgary. I said "I wonder why Calgary, specifically, is seeing such a large rental construction...

One more epic density shot. https://twitter.com/BrandiBean007?lang=en

The big thing is the new mortgage rules me thinks. it has changed the market so that Calgary is a little more like Toronto, Vancouver...

I think it depends on the economy and how many people move here in the next few years. Despite the downturn we are still growing at a...

New hires and early career professionals here still make highest average salaries I believe, and the mortgage rules makes it harder for...

A couple more shots of Calgary's downtown and Beltline. Very much in the brown of winter, but you can see in theses shots, that some...

I wonder why Calgary, specifically, is seeing such a large rental construction boom. I'd imagine it's probably the largest per capita...

I like all that was done with 7th ave, especially the new stations, they are 100 times better. What I would like to see if more retail...