Recent content by dazzlingdave88

This is allmost identical to my wife and I. We moved from a Beltline apartment to a townhouse in a three plex in Crescent Heights 10 years ago with a shared backyard and a garage. We don't want or need the square footage and love being closer to downtown. We even chose to have only one child...

The other owners would never allow a missed opportunity of a $650 million dollar expansion fee payment because Murray Edwards wants to move the team for greater profits. (Although we will never know what the profit margin is for CSEC because even though they are receving taxpayer money, they...

This is literally the premise of every episode of "Grand Design"; and that's what makes it so great!

Don't forget 1st SW, south of 12 ave.

Any idea of when this will get started?

If it is truly a lease, shouldn't the information be updated to reflect that? The media releases make it seem that the CSEC is contributing 38% to construction costs. (They aren't) The City's contributions to construction costs are $871 million and the CSEC is actually $40 million. After it is...

Loan repayment, not a lease. Question, does the city already have the extra $316 million in reserves to cover CSEC portion or are they borrowing to cover that portion? If they are borrowing, what interest rate would they get?

My dentist's name is Evan Evans.....some parents.....

This one has started excavating. Don't have any pictures, but they are digging.

I told my wife, that it was a requirement that we get a place that is high enough up and had a balcony with a city view.

Here is a time lapse took last weekend on a staycation for my 40th where we stayed in Alura. It's a little long, but the end is pretty cool. Time Lapse

OLIVER and OLIV3R (backwards E in the place of the 3, I just can't figure out how to do that on here.) This is a wild guess based on their signage on site. Haha

Take the $18k and invest it and also the additional $639 a month at a modest 6% interest and you end up with $511k in 25 years. 7% = $600K and 8% = $707K. I'd be surprised if that place is worth that much in 25 years. Also, you lose all that flexibility you guys were talking about. The myth...

Yes. Thanks. I'm not sure how that happened.