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True people do gravitate to interesting places, but the main reason the commercial core empties out after work is the people who work there don't live there. That and there aren't many business open after hours. It might be a boring building, but it's sitting right along the train tracks, so...

Location is a big part of it. I like East Village as a location, but I know a few who are wary of living down around the east the side of downtown. Not me, I have no issue with EV's location but I know others who do. U/D has a somewhat urban feel to it without some of the 'colorfulness' of...

It would be nice to see something developed there, and to get rid of an empty lot. If it adds 500 people to the area, even better.

Thanks for posting this. I need to make friends with someone who works at Telus, so I can see this in person.

Common sense prevailed and the land use application for this one has been approved. ?

And no more photos of West Village Towers or Curtis Block, or Dominion or any of those other boring projects, single-family houses only please.

I didn’t think I would like this one, but it looks great in that first picture.

And it's not just this building. Rents seem to be remaining high even with the market softened. I know that the Beltline vacancy rate for newer buildings is low, but all of them have vacancies. You would think the rate would go down. Any luck with the apartment condo hunting?

I would also nominate.

Just curious if this ever got built?

Maybe it was more viable when they were using the Smart Cars?

Fair enough, the question is at what point does it become criminal hate speech? A pastor saying homosexuality is wrong or that they are sinners is what I call hate speech and enough to stop them from speaking. Generally, agree with allowing all other types of speech even if the subject isn’t...

I think you and Urban Warrior are misunderstanding Social justice’s post. Unless I’m missing something he’s saying the same thing that you’re saying.

The last time I went there I couldn't log in because it kept punting me to one of those ad pages. I did get the pop ups to stop, but it was a waste of time anyway. The Calgary section is officially a ghost town, there's literally nobody left there except the airport thread. I also noticed that...

Not exactly accommodating. If the city is serious about adding density and cutting back on greenfield development, they can't listen to every complaint from a community association. Looking at the rendering the project she is referring to is the one off in the distance, and to me it doesn't look...

Very suburban looking from the outside. The units themselves look decent.

This is turning out better than I expected.

Maybe just some of the lower floors?