1150 Centre Street SE | 121.5m | 37s | Oxford Properties | Zeidler

[Albertasaurus]

I wonder if it'll start construction before Cantiro's Plaza

 

[FCC1982]

Great news !!
Love great news on a Friday.

 

[Jhawk]

I’ve heard some timelines thrown around for this one, but as we’ve seen in the past it’s anyone’s guess. I will say that this development has been actively worked on and they plan to build it.

 

[Tothewest]

It’s been a rough area over the years, but it’s been improving. It might only be my perception, but it already feels busier than it used to be.
Once Beltline block, the Galloway, and the TransAlta building conversion are done, we’re looking at another thousand residents added.

You could probably layer on the Truman hotel towers as well, the east beltline will look much different in 4 years. Would love to see a large scale grocery in that area, certainly the density will soon support it

 

[Stephen Ave]

This whole area will be unrecognizable in 4 years.

 

[Joborule]

You could probably layer on the Truman hotel towers as well, the east beltline will look much different in 4 years. Would love to see a large scale grocery in that area, certainly the density will soon support it

I recall Co-op was intending to have a store in the east part of downtown area. I wonder if that's still in their plans.

 

[Surrealplaces]

Would be nice to have a co-op similar to the one in Munroe in this development.

 

[BigWoofer]

This part of the Beltline is incredibly underserviced when it comes to grocery stores. If you live in this development (when it's built), the nearest grocery stores are East Village Superstore (17 minute walk), Mission Safeway (27 minute walk), and Beltline Safeway (18 minute walk). Sure none of those are prohibitively long walks but when you're carrying two bags of groceries, it's simply impractical for most people. I feel that around a 10 minute walk is the most that is really 'walkable' for grocery trips.

 

[1875]

forgot sunterra is a block away

 

[BigWoofer]

Sunterra is fine but in my experience it's not a practical substitute for other grocery stores. I find it's more expensive than Safeway/Superstore and has a smaller selection, and I'm unsure if most people in the area would rely on it for their grocery trips. Perhaps this is just me and it is widely used by those living around it.

 

[Decidedly Dense]

Sunterra sucks!! Hahaha

 

[Aardappel]

This part of the Beltline is incredibly underserviced when it comes to grocery stores. If you live in this development (when it's built), the nearest grocery stores are East Village Superstore (17 minute walk), Mission Safeway (27 minute walk), and Beltline Safeway (18 minute walk). Sure none of those are prohibitively long walks but when you're carrying two bags of groceries, it's simply impractical for most people. I feel that around a 10 minute walk is the most that is really 'walkable' for grocery trips.

Not to take away from the point too much, because this area is under-served grocer wise; but much like the previously stated Sunterra, there's also an H-mart in the area, which does provide basics even with the focus on East Asian food and imports.