News   Apr 03, 2020
 6.1K     1 
News   Apr 02, 2020
 7.6K     3 
News   Apr 02, 2020
 4.6K     0 

Search results

  1. M

    Marda Loop Commercial | 10m | 2s | Certus

    @CalgaryTiger Well, I don't know how productive that attack is but I can respond with my perspective. Services often need to be upgraded as pipes are undersized to deal with additional capacity. So a 350 mm might need to be larger at some point on some street where there is a constraint. It...
  2. M

    Marda Loop Commercial | 10m | 2s | Certus

    Well, I can offer you my experience in development over the last 15 years. I'm not sure there is a great deal of difference in the target demographic for a high rise renter / owner vs. 6 storey building within the same neighbourhood. Absent induced demand (where amenities or some attraction give...
  3. M

    Marda Loop Commercial | 10m | 2s | Certus

    I don't think many Marda Loop residents understand 34th has been upzoned to 16 storeys. Due to transition areas, 33rd will now be 12 and adjacent streets 8, then 6,... It also means Co-Op is an easy approval. There is not a lot of support in the community for density like this and the use of...
  4. M

    Marda Loop Commercial | 10m | 2s | Certus

    Meeting was on May 6th and vote on May 7th: https://pub-calgary.escribemeetings.com/Meeting.aspx?Id=49bb2ac8-1608-40fb-bb9a-39225a4e4c57&Agenda=Agenda&lang=English&Item=34&Tab=attachments Surprisingly, it passed... doesn't look like it was even picked up in the news but is as big a change as...
  5. M

    Marda Loop Commercial | 10m | 2s | Certus

    See below... city snuck through a sneaky one upzoning all of 34th from this site to Co-Op. Unfortunately, this probably means that Co-Op is a slam dunk now. All they need to demonstrate is that as a major corner, a slight adjustment to the modified building height area makes sense. This is a...
  6. M

    Marda Loop Commercial | 10m | 2s | Certus

    Open house today. 34th ave was upzoned last week by the city to 16 metres. This is a land flipper pursuing a DC to take advance of the LAP changes. O2 (planner) wouldn't identify the developer but confirmed Certus is not involved. O2 thought the lid was off density in Marda Loop now. Truman /...
  7. M

    Leland Park | 18m | 5s | ICM Development | CTZN

    Hi Everyone, thank you for your comments. I'm the lead for the developer, ICM Property Developments, (Matt Crowley). We increased our setback and stepback for the SE connection against the duplex...I agree that is the most sensitive transition. The good news for that unit is they will have...
  8. M

    Marda Loop Commercial | 10m | 2s | Certus

    Love everything about the design, totally classic. I wish they would have gone higher.... Looks like the next couple properties is in the process of rezoning.
  9. M

    Vivo | 16.76m | 5s

    Is this going to be a rental? Seems expensive to build and and not in a great location. I didn't see anything listed on Realtor.ca
  10. M

    August at University District | ?m | 6s | Avi Urban

    Does anyone know what happens at the time of lease renewal if the lease is renewed? Is this a bullet payment for the new owner or an ongoing lease payment? I didn't see a good answer from the University District.
  11. M

    Autumn | 22m | 6s | Homes by Avi | LEMAYMICHAUD

    Nah.. its sharp. Multi-material buildings look so 2000-10s dated.
  12. M

    Crosstown | 88m | 30s | Anthem

    It's a great site but contaminated and frozen. Love to see that piece filled in.
  13. M

    Crosstown | 88m | 30s | Anthem

    @Surrealplaces agreed. I think the new arena deal changes the calculus too, for what its worth.
  14. M

    Crosstown | 88m | 30s | Anthem

    Any activity on this site? Has the DP lapsed? There do not seem to be any open applications on the site per pdmap. Thanks
  15. M

    RNDSQR Block | 44.8m | 12s | RNDSQR | 5468796 Architecture

    There is no compensation paid to the community for this density either. Developer will earn $30k + / per additional residential unit allowed & approximately $50 per additional buildable SF (probably more on Atlantic). So on a 21,083 SF site here, if you increase FAR from 3.0 (proposed Historic...
  16. M

    RNDSQR Block | 44.8m | 12s | RNDSQR | 5468796 Architecture

    A few thoughts: - concurrent DP provides a much stronger case, all the LUB does is approve the density and provide a large land lift - far too high for Inglewood and for 9th ave (23m / 6 storeys max is much more appropriate) - up-zoning = inflating land prices and curtailing smaller-scale...
  17. M

    The Theodore | 35.66m | 10s | Graywood | Arcadis

    Presales are ongoing at the Theodore. It is a center-ice location, so a great test if condos can make a go in Kensington in general right now. I doubt anything is happening right now at the Midtown site. The price of the land is astronomical. Can't say more. I don't believe the current owner...
  18. M

    Capella | 21m | 5s | Brookfield | McKinley Burkart

    Size of the parcels makes sense to me. Plus is attracting a good group of developers. I think this will become a great community over time. Good mix of product too. It is too bad the storm pond is kitty corner to Market Mall, that always seems like a waste to me to put on a traffic corner...
  19. M

    1390 - 17 Ave SE | 49m | 16s | Hungerford

    In theory zagox, I hear you. But the way this usually works from an economics point of view is that a developer comes in with a sliver of equity, upzones and that becomes the developer's piece of equity. Then, they take on other partners who recognize in some way the increased value which gives...

Back
Top