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That's what I was thinking. Not great for getting out and walking around, but great if you're planning day trips to Dinosaur Prov park, Drumheller or Banff.

I noticed on the new rendering, it appears it might be called 19/14. I guess we'll find out soon.

I've been past there a few times recently, and the equipment and the gravel you see in the photos is not at the Harmony site. @Seraveeee , I would advise your friend to back out if possible, as your friend's agent is trying to pull a fast one. This is the second time the agent has sent photos...

Is the project still called Village? It might now be called 19/14 going by the rendering.

I believe it's still called the Village, but the developer is Eagle Crest and the Architect is FAAS.

I see this summer they have left the road open to traffic, but took away the parking lane on the south side of the road, and made it into a dedicated path for pedestrians and bikes. Not a bad compromise, but I would go further and make Crescent Road one way and widen the new pedestrian/cycle lane.

My grandmother used to grow broccoli in her garden.

Looks fantastic!

Also 5 towers going up along 10th ave. The core seeing lots of love.

Me too. The partially transparent panels should allow some light through which could make for a really interesting look. After looking at this a few times over, I can now say like it a lot. If I had never seen the rendering and this building showed up suddenly, I'd love it. There are a few...

Courtyard 33 is taking a beating on Reddit

They are doing a lot of interior work. Drywall is being done on the top floor.

There are plenty of man made lakes and canals built here in Calgary already that serve less of a purpose than this canal would. It would be the coolest thing to ever happen to this city, but the economics would be a challenge because of the cost of moving the tracks. If the tracks were to be...

There are some other inner city projects as well. Giordano, Marda, and Mantra have vinyl siding. I hope it stays with smaller projects, and not used by the larger developments. Time will tell, but if in 10 years the vinyl look faded and crappy I won't be surprised.

With surveyors involved, it was likely sold.

Sage Rock's grandchildren?

If the city had to subsidize converting a couple of building conversions, I'd be okay with that. Make them into affordable housing, or some sort of student housing, etc.. Other uses such as educational facilities etc.. are also being considered.

They might eventually, fill up, or maybe not. It could go the other way. The problem with leaving it to happen naturally, is if there is even more decline, becomes a spiral of decline, that becomes difficult to turn around. You 'll end up spending that money or more in the end.

I haven't been to a Starbucks' in 2 or 3 years. I don't even know if the coffee's good or bad, only that whenever I see one it reminds of MacDonald's. The fact that so many of them have drive thru's doesn't help the image of it being a serious coffee place.

As much as I dislike Corbiella and her sensationalizing at story to death, I am OK with the Dairy Queen going back in.