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That's Reminton's Quarry Crossing II. It's been stalled for something around 5 years.

I'd be worried a wider sidewalk would gradually crush the roots and kill those mature trees.

I liked the shots of the interior, but the exterior was just horrendous. Not entirely sad to see it capped at ground for now, to be restarted later by another developer with better architectural sensibilities.

This website is broken... Doesn't seem like good news: https://www.19and2yyc.com/

As a driver, I hate these one and a half lane places. So many people try to drive through the remaining 0.5 if someone parks in it, and then nearly sideswipe anyone in the lane beside them. As a pedestrian, I hate them because they narrow up sidewalks downtown in areas they are too narrow to...

Yep. My guess is they weren't counting on the 8th St rail crossing being closed there.

Is anyone else thinking the "2009" in the document title means this is an old concept we've just unearthed?

It's cost-driven by code requirements for structures with more than 4 wood stories, or so it's been explained to me. There's enough additional fire-proofing requirements that it's cheaper to just put in a concrete 2nd floor.

I hope this community turns out as good as Westman Village.

Before Freshii closed up, Mark on 10th had completely leased the ground floor retail.

The folks who made the virtual tour are clearly from BC, Ontario or Quebec. They call power "hydro" in the costs section.

Isn't this the rental project? https://goo.gl/maps/Ap7Q1HahDJt9D5D1A

I wish they did this instead of the 4-plexes they built on Kensington Blvd!

Does Sarina own all of 33rd or something?

Looks to be beside Evergreen, with Stoney in between. I can't imagine how an urban/mixed-use development there would thrive unless it's car-oriented unfortunately. No mass transit planned to that area for sure.

I wish they incorporated the existing external structure of those buildings, or built around them.

That's starting to look a bit sterile.

This is what used to be in the location. While I don't like what we got, it's sure a big improvement:

Green line is too far away to have any real affect on Bridgeland in my opinion.

The only things I would like to see there: 1) Fill in the gaps between the homes with thin townhomes. 2) Bury the overhead power lines.