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So the smaller tower will be on the East side of the lot, across the street from Keystone?

I understand your perspective but there are not many high volume streets that go through downtown. There are plenty of avenues in the core that accomadate pedestrians and urban lifestyle. I walk to work downtown and live downtown. As the city grows, the need for these specific roadways will be...

Also, Telus Sky could be on that list with an additional 325 units.

I’ve actually been looking for over a week to try and find an example that’s worse than this. I am still looking

Many of us want more height but what do you expect in a middle of a recession? Given the circumstances, the height is decent.

There is a Portfolio 2 proposed?

I just hope the development and podium have some interaction with the street level. If its anything like the Marriott on 10th Ave, it would be disappointing.

I do not think anyone would dispute that immigration is vital for growth and good for many other reasons. The United States back in the 1800's didn't have to worry about infrastructure with subsidized healthcare and education. Housing with sewage and plumbing is not the same as it was back then...

Defining the growth rate of >10% in this context, is off the Canadian census (5 years)

Calgary will continue to have above a 10% growth rate which is one of the highest rates for metros on the continent. Cities like Calgary, Edmonton, Winnipeg, Saskatoon, continue to grow at a rapid pace because of the costs of living, taxes, etc. compared to Toronto and Vancouver. Affordable...

I saw that yesterday. It is this building: https://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/calgary/downtown-calgary-affordable-housing-1.5108308

The big issue I have with the arena is the city putting up 50% of the cost, and only getting 2% of the ticket sales.There is a need for an arena but essentially the Flames get 100% of the revenue, a private company. The River district tax dollars that will be generated as a byproduct of the...