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Thanks for the chart @CBBarnett! I feel like Ingewood's time is coming. It's easily the most quirky area of the city and yuppies like quirky these days. I could see a flood of new developments coming in the coming years, especially with the Green Line gets going and condo prices continue to improve.

I really hope this project gets some momentum as that area sorely needs some love. Inglewood is already great but when I go by used car lots, storage lots and auto detail shops, I can't help but feel like the neighbourhood's potential has flown under the radar with developers

There are lawyers and even entire firms that specialize in nothing but municipal law, development appeals and applications for judicial review of administrative decisions. How worthwhile it is for a property owner or CA to hire a lawyer will depend on the facts. Lawyers cannot and do not...

I also think Sutter is trying to guard against complacency going into the playoffs which is something that has dogged good Flames teams in the past. I also get the sense that winning a Cup with the Flames is deeply personal for Sutter, so he doesn't have a whole lot of time for feel good stories...

It's a massive project. Looks like they plan on getting rid of most of the original sandstone structures. Unfortunate, but I don't think there is alot that can be done to salvage given their state. It will be nice to see what they do with the courtyard. There is some neat history that has been...

They are just terrorizing teams at home right now. I've learned not to hope when it comes to the Flames but it's tempting with this team.

I always loved Toffoli back when I was on the King's bandwagon. He kind of reminds me of Cammaleri in the way he can score.

This will be an important litmus test for the condo market. The article mentioned a grocery store of some sort which would be cool.

Don't existing surface lots need a renewal of the land use every 5 years or so? If so the DP could be for the surface lot behind the building.

I really liked the design in the video so i'm disappointed it appears to have been valued engineered. Either way i'm excited about this project going ahead.

THe Marda Loop area has been one of Calgary's best success stories over the last 20 years. If we could have a couple more neighbourhoods emerge like that we will be in good shape

It's too bad Statscan didn't just define the radius of the "urban fringe" from a central point rather than making it in respect to the boundaries of what they define as downtown. Obviously the larger the "downtown" the larger the population of the urban fringe is going to be. Which is fine, but...

Is it possible to include area with those stats?

Some of the posters on that forum are unbearable. I don't even bother going on it unless i'm desperate to scroll through 500 different images of Montreal

CBD, WV, EC, CT, EV, Blt, Mission 2021: 50069 2016: 41800

Population change: https://censusmapper.ca/maps/3054#10/51.0543/-114.0710 The red area around Sunnyside is surprising, but I imagine it is a result of the demolition of a large number of rental units in recent years. The condemned rental apartment on 10th street would have taken a couple...

https://www150.statcan.gc.ca/n1/daily-quotidien/220209/cg-b002-eng.htm

Calgary with the 4th highest downtown growth from 2016 to 2021

We'll get a good snapshot tomorrow when the Census gets released. My guess is in the %80 range.

^^^ No question the authors mixed up the two after looking at that Herald article. Doesn't reflect all that well for a site that purports to be about real estate investment