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Once The Fifth is complete, maybe this will next?

Has anyone eaten at the First St Market? I was thinking of meeting up with some friends there.

I was thinking the same thing. Today's pics it looks better.

Nice Photoshop Surrealplaces, one could also go with black metal mesh or metal rails for balconies, and get the same affect. It's amazing how much better it looks with some simple changes.

After no activity for a long time, suddenly it's rising like a rocket.

Could be. I'm starting to see her name come up more often.

Rooftop view! Welcome to the forum @ReachWest

I tend to agree with Surrealplaces, that the arena itself looks good, but the execution at ground level and around the arena is not good, and wasn't well thought out. TBH, I don't care much for the plaza and park, imo it pushes the arena even further from any kind of street life, guaranteeing it...

The units in The Views are pricey. I bet the owners won't be happy when that vinyl wood styled siding fades and warps from the sun.

104th street is a write off from the beginning, so there was little they could do with the streetscape of arena. Olympic way and 11th ave have much better opportunities for retail and streetscape., and even if the new arena isn't a fantastic cool design, the streetscape will be better than...

100% agree. It's too bad new TOD designs couldn't just use Sunnyside as a template.

I always get a good laugh or at the very least, a decent smirk from @haltcatchfire 's comments 👍

I'm not sure it is going ahead. I had heard that the Inglewood proposal was either postponed or cancelled. Has anyone else heard anything?

Now that everything is opened up again, I'm going to have to check this place out.

I count 27 high rise residential projects in that first photo that have been built in the last 20 years, and two more still under construction. Another 5 or so have been built, but are behind a building aren't visible in the photo. And that doesn't even include East Village or Eau Claire. They...

The best thing they ever did was allow wood structures up to 6 floors. It's been a game changer.

Restos are always a good addition to any neighborhood.

Bridgeland will slow down as far as larger developments go now that The Bridges phases are built out, but 1st ave will be the next place to see development.

Yup!

Take away or change those vinyl slats on the front, and it's actually pretty solid.