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I don't think what he said was true. https://www03.cmhc-schl.gc.ca/hmip-pimh/en/TableMapChart/Table?TableId=2.1.31.3&GeographyId=0140&GeographyTypeId=3&DisplayAs=Table&GeograghyName=Calgary The Beltline vacancy rate in October 2020 (in the middle of the pandemic) was 5.8%

That middle picture looks like Edmonton's library

Oh right, I mean the site beside it

Yeah. I think there are a couple blocks I'd love to see developed. - 10th between 1st and 2nd (across from bottlescrew bills), would be great to have some towers / small scale bars - I think it would complement Craft + National really well. - The block north of Place 10, so 4th/5th feel...

I don't think this is nearly as bad as those reddit folk were suggesting. The interiors are inexcusable, if the photos are true. But the exterior? It's fine. It's not as nice as the renderings, but what building is? Kudos to RNDSQR for trying something different. If it's a bust, well - they got...

IMO the big next step for bridgeland is redeveloping and activating the north side of 1 ST NE. If you can do that + get a grocery store, it'll be a top 3 neighbourhood in the city

Please please please tell me it was redesigned

That's gotta be used for public spaces too, right? Not just residents? Or maybe these are the apartment buildings of choice for car aficionados

If only all projects could move this fast... the whole city would be midrise in a decade!

https://www.rentfaster.ca/ab/calgary/rentals/apartment/1-bedroom/bridgeland/pet-friendly/448182 These apartments are listed on Rentfaster now; available June 15 apparently. Lots of interior photos

I thought Park Point was a no go since Qualex-Landmark was pulling out of Calgary?

That's only if you're getting the single admission during prime time. It's $13.50 if you get the 10-pass card, and for monthly memberships it's $75. If swimming is THAT important, it seems like you would go reasonably frequently?

Great photos, but the fact that you can see West Village Towers so prominently from there gives me a headache

I think it's more just that entire area is such a wasteland of parking lots and it's so depressing. But I agree

It's not a dump, but there are some serious issues that shouldn't be in place in a new build. Things that you would expect to start falling apart after decades started falling apart after 1-2 years of construction

The Drop-In is really not all that bad, and the area is pretty good overall

Was Aura built by Cidex? If that's the case then I can confirm what you see on the outside is what you get on the inside. I used to live in that building - absolutely terrible and shoddy construction on the inside. Flooring broke within months of moving in, water/electrical problems the entire...

6 months?? are they trying to keep the building empty?

Put a village ice cream in there and tell Matco to get their shit together and build across the street!

Lol Corbella with the dishonest reporting, as has been covered in this thread alone