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This is crazy. Those latest shots are great though, this one doesn't look like it will be hideous.

As JonnyCanuck said this is a rental building. I was actually born and raised in Edmonton and PK has a reputation there for building garbage. I actually walked past the site the other day and looked at the front entry canopy detail, I don't think it is sagging, I think it is slopped to have...

I can't stand when builders use that much trim. There is as much trim as there is actual cladding. It's unfortunate that this sits at the west entrance to such a great community and main street. Real garbage exterior.

This one is looking really cool, can't wait to see it completed!

Ya I am ok with the cladding with the exception of the white perforated soffit, makes no sense and doesn't really fit in.

There is not a single square inch of vinyl siding anywhere on that building.

That would be a super cool option! The trick would be making the internal parking work and seeing if there is actually enough depth on site. Unfortunately, there has already been a few new projects that were recently completed and have turned their back on Kensington road the opportunity for...

Haha ya that is actually impossible. Maybe demo complete and construction start by the end of 2019.

That is going to be a serious challenge because you have an internal community street on the other side... It really is too back because Kensington road is starting to build out with some decent projects in some areas but this section seems destined to keep it's back turned to the street.

Apparently that approval was for land use only, DP is actually at CPC today!

I'm starting to think that building paper might just be the final exterior cladding for this building... ;)

Well, at least we know the siding trim supplier made some money on this project.... ?

I don't think it will be RBC as they have confirmed tenancy in the base of the Greywood site (The Theodore)

Sounds like this received approval at council yesterday. Appeal to come shortly no doubt!

DP and land use were submitted last May but the city has put the file on hold pending a full review by Alberta Environment. Things are sounding optimistic but it will take time like anything at the provincial level. Should see construction fire up in spring of 2020.

I think you might be thinking of the wrong project. This one is on Elbow and 50th. The project on 17th is called The Fifth (but it also has very weak presales). Totally agree with you on the stress tests and we are starting to hear rumblings that it may be removed or reduced soon. Here is hoping!

As far as I have heard this one is dead in the water, no pre-sales

So from commercial, to market condo, to PBR..... I don't think ASI has their finger on the pulse of the market....

It costs just over $1000/linear meter to bury an electrical line so most developers don't do it on smaller projects. It would be nice if Enmax invested in putting the lines underground as communities start to (or in this case continue to) redevelop.

Very true!!! I heard they have also gone through 2 or 3 third party project managers as well