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My preference too.

There is development happening near three of the stations right now. Westbrook’s debacle isn’t due to demand, it’s due to the land being sold by one developer who did nothing.

Excellent!

Everybody, cyclists, pedestrians, drivers have been complaining about the Marda loop construction. Not sure why you feel the need to bring up the anti-car stuff. It’s not related to the original discussion. It comes across more as you wanting a chance to rail against cars and people who drive...

I’m looking this more as it goes.

That’s gotta be it, otherwise I can’t see the city approving it without adding trees.

I like the look of it so far. It’s nice and simple and has elegance to it, I agree with disco stu that some sort of grout or filling in the cracks will make a big difference but other than that, I really like it.

Venezuela will be tough, and it might be the end of our run, but it should be entertaining. Whatever happens, they’ve done better than people expected.

The balls are dead? 🤨

Does anyone know the dates of the year that they are comparing to? for example July 2022 compared to July 2023 etc.

Yes, it needs to be both. We are already behind in tree planting as it is and we need to catch up, which means planting a lot of trees right now. Agreed. It’s easier to get others like private, individuals, corporations, etc. to contribute to an endowment fund than it is to the city directly...

The part that worries me is the stucco on that east wall. Anyone else want to bet they’ll be replacing it 5-10 years?

It depends where in DT and Beltline, lots of good areas, but yeah EV has turned sour.

I don’t know if we’re talking about the same Parkdale or Hillhurst, :-) Most single-family homes in those neighbourhoods are well over 1 million. I looked in both those neighbourhoods a few years ago and the prices for single detached were out of my reach - other than a few of the older homes...

When it comes to buying, people are understandably more cautious. The core has its virtues, but also has its downsides. As Discostu previously stated, University District gives you a quasi urban experience without the downsides.

Sorry, but I highly doubt this will get built. If it was something like East Village, with CMLC, and a group of multiple developers, yes, I could see it being built, but this developer has no history and not even any online information. These guys have less experience than the people building...

Most of us are heavily pro development. Given Calgary’s lack of high density development in past decades, for better or for worse, a lot of us are anxious to catch up.

That bridge will be nice. It’s an ugly, wide pedestrian crossing at the moment.

It’s super easy to know which students are international students. Students generally talk to each other. For the record, I'm not against international students, overall I think it's a net benefit to Canada, as they help bring in money to the country and to our universities. I also don't see...

Looks great, now we wait for VE version.