Recent content by Tarsus

There always seems to be something under construction in Kensington. Any guesses on what proposal might go ahead next?

I might be in that last photo lol. I was lined up at Village Ice Cream this afternoon. U/D was as busy as ever.

So here’s a big question. Come April 4, are we going to see the price of our heavy crude drop by 10% so US buyers can pay the same price? Or do we stand firm on our price, and chance that US will continue to buy a lot of it, but also bring in some from other countries like Mexico or Venezuela...

The first here in Calgary. Hopefully it’ll turn out decent here as well. It looks decent enough in the rendering.

I preferred this building when it had the yellow. Looked like it was made from yellow Lego blocks.

Residence will be staring out at a muddy dirty field for the foreseeable future 😐

Las Vegas should be renamed ‘Lost Wages’ the place is ridiculous. I’m not talking lost wages due to gambling, I’m talking lost wages cuz it’s so freaking expensive.

Somebody voted yes? Lol

This turned out well. Just enough variation of materials to break up the monotony, yet not too busy.

Was by there today and didn’t see anything so unfortunately not.

Major turn of events, from a city that rarely built residential high rises to a city that built 141 over 25 years, with 20 still under construction! Actually 21 u/c, the 4th Deville tower is going.

I get It’s not to everyone’s taste, but at least it’s different. We have dozens of 5/1s that all look the same. It’s nice to have something different for a change.

Whatever path we take, the theme of the path needs to be us being less reliant on the US as a trading partner. Even if Trump is gone in 4 years, long term we need to diversify our trading partnerships. Those MAGA losers are going to go away.

I’m not talking about the city as a whole, only the 3357 being added to a relatively small core. For the whole city, yes, it’s not very much in a city growing as fast as Calgary.

Happy new year! It’s going to be a good one for us high rise development nerds.