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I’m in the minority here, but I like it.

The Toronto investors freaking out will be the ones that thought this was a get rich quick scheme. There will be a glut of units for the short term with immigration down, but it’ll ramp up again in a couple of years. That and there is still interprovincial growth, albeit not nearly as much. Also...

Spring beat me to it! I thought I was going to be the hero and mention the pile driver.

Okay, so it’s sounding more and more like Singapore Sam’s is the location. I would be down with that, it’s a good central location.

Love that Minecraft looking big screen.

I saw that. It’s always good traffic that’s the main complaint 😐 We don’t need to be worried about vehicle traffic in an inner city neighborhood that has two LRT stations, a major post secondary institution and a 100 or so retail/resto options within a kilometer walking distance.

At the moment this is the tower I’m most interested in. The diagrid adds some zest.

Considering how quickly the other conversions went, this one is super slow. Even with the addition of a floor, it’s still very slow progress.

There could be a film over top of the material. It might look better once the film is removed

Cool, now let’s get this going.

So this is a reclad of the existing building?

Chinobo. Chinatown North of The Bow.

I find it boring, but still decent. More importantly 400 new residents + getting rid of a strip mall is a win IMO.

I think people forget they even before the houses started disappearing from Victoria Park it was already a sketch neighborhood. All cities have sketchy neighborhoods, and they always end up in the least desirable area of the inner city. Victoria park was never going to be like Kensington.

I’m not sure that’s going to happen. Vancouver will never be affordable, Toronto, maybe will. The difference going forward into the future compared to the past is that immigrants used to come to Toronto and Vancouver almost exclusively, but the trend has changed and will continue to change...

That’s his name Bob Dhillon? 😂 100,000 is about right. I recall in another thread the area in downtown’s three mile radius is 150,000. Add another 100,000 and you’ve got the critical mass for the inner city to be its own city.

I voted Eau Claire for a couple of reasons. 1) Quadreal is proposing a mega project with up to eight buildings. 2) That’s exactly the type of development Allies and Morrison does designs for.

I saw them working away today.

The only reason I can think of is this proposal being six stories compared to the five story one next-door. Also a bigger footprint than the one next-door. The problem with SDAB is they have guidelines to follow and can reject something on a technicality without looking at the whole picture...

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