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Maybe that's it. Maybe it's also part of a larger strategic plan involving Korean Air and Air France?

I suspect that's the case. For inner city communities there has been a noticeable rise in missing middle housing and I believe it could be related to the blanket zoning but not sure if the numbers would be high enough to push the overall numbers that high.

Two words sum up this season: Gavin McKenna

Nice catch @ByeByeBaby If that one riding is already at 54K in July 2024, then Calgary's downtown core should be well over 60K come census time. Adding in Chinatown, Vic park portion of the Beltline, plus the portion of Mission, would already put the downtown at over 60K, even back in July 2024...

A lot of new American destinations which seems odd considering travel is down to the US. Must be some kind of mistake.

When it was at 36 I was thinking we might have a shot at getting back to 40.

Calgary's crushing it when it comes to the missing middle. Calgary really took off in 2024, I wonder how much was to do with blanket zoning vs just a high volume in general?

Removed those crane as well as the one for Springbank Age Care. The Dawson Landing one might also be down, but I've left it on for now. Crane count now at 26

I'm confident it'll be just above 60K. From 2016 to 2021 when the economy and growth was slow, the area still saw 8K in growth, and the 5 year period 2021-2026 has seen a lot more activity. Since 2021 the following buildings have been built, or will be finished by July 2026 and this will add...

Or maybe Ontario, with the way things have been going with the auto industry.

That's good news. Thanks for the update!

Yep, it wasn't a very deep pit.

There are a couple of kiosks next to Concord that do mounds of business in the summer. We really need some more retail along the pathway.

Looks like an interesting tool. I like the walksheds.

I remember there is a master plan for the area somewhere, but nothing too definitive. I suspect you're right, it'll probably end up a mish-mash of developments, which sometimes isn't too bad, but can also be bad.

This is the same setup as Concorde and some of the other fancy condos in Eau Claire, so the precedent is there, but it would be nice at least have retail in this location. :) I renamed it East Village Truman Hotel for now. Us regulars know the difference but for others, this at least separates...

Interesting. Which tool is used for getting those numbers?

Good question. I haven't paid much attention TBH.

https://www.maps.ie/population/ It's a fun tool, though, not always the most accurate.

You won't get an argument out of me for having rail transit grade separated. :) But I think at grade, LF cars would work fine for the centre street section, kind of similar to the Toronto streetcar lines, but mimicking the Toronto street car lines wouldn't work with frequencies for the line as...