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It's sad to see the living standards of this country really decline in the last 20-30 years. Mass immigration, a concentration of employment in urban centers and investors have contributed to one of the largest housing bubbles in the world. https://dailyhive.com/vancouver/canada-housing-bubble...

Looks like the crane is down at The Forge. Another one bites the dust.

Private institutions are the main place you see "no shows", meaning foreigners who come into Canada on a study permit but don't actually attend. https://www.theglobeandmail.com/politics/article-immigration-minister-urged-to-crack-down-on-international-student-no/

Whenever you read a news article commenting on how a certain industry can't find labor or fill positions, just insert "for minimum wage" at the end of the sentence.

I could be wrong too...last time I was in the area was over the Christmas break and I don't recall seeing a crane up. Alexandria House is the assisted living facility in Currie Barracks right? Also, I'm 99% pretty sure Uxborough and Oliver are down.

The comments made by YourBoy007 were very poignant about the current socio-economic state of affairs and on urban development. He has every right to voice his opinion on a public forum. You also didn't really address his comments...you were snarky and condescending, but I didn't come away from...

I believe that it's going to be a No Frills. Loblaws was also eyeing the retail space at the new building on the corner of 10th ave and 14th street, but they didn't sign the lease.

I hate to be the rat at the garden party, but I think the crane count is incorrect. As far as I know, these cranes are no longer up. Alexandria House 1 Bridgeland Continuing Care 1 Uxborough 1 Oliver 1 The Forge 1 First and Park 1 Glenmore Apartments 1 The Hive 1 Elbow 5 Eight 1 Frontier 1...

Long time lurker, first time posting. Loblaws is planning to lease out the retail portion of the podium. Everyone loves to hate this podium, but I don't think it's so bad from an urban design point of view. A line of trees separates the sidewalk from the roadway. If the city was ambitious and...