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I dont think I can agree with you more on that statement. This is a fact. The commentary regarding the proposal made it sound like there was a federal penitentiarywas being constructed on Stephan Ave

I asked on the ratio of primary residence to investment properties, she said almost 50-50

I spoke to Truman today, as I was looking into the cost and availability on a couple of floor plans as my primary residence in a couple of years. There is only about a dozen units left. Imperium has less.

Talked to the chap on site today. The smaller brown building will be demolished next week. Work to bring down the Transalta building will commence at the end of January

The current building is being demolished right now. The building is supposed to be completley taken down by the end of the long weekend.

I cant even keep up with all of the project and developments. No complaints|!

Perhaps its due to the prep construction for the Greenline? 1st St and the surrounding areas have been under construction for months.

I cant even keep up anymore with the amount of projects being built and proposed. Its a great problem to have

I thought the same thing a few months ago, but seeing an article like this makes me question it now. If the population boom continues, we may see more of these types proposals especially with interest rates and pricing markets in Toronro and Vancouver...

My thoughts exactly. If you are going to obstruct the view of the best building in the city, might is well make it the tallest building the city.

I think the first tenant has already closed shop. Believe it was the tattoo place.

Are we sure we are talking about EV606? Right next to the George King Bridge, per the Minto communication Thought it was this lot: https://www.google.com/maps/@51.0470673,-114.0489666,3a,28.5y,40.97h,85.73t/data=!3m6!1e1!3m4!1sXR7up97zzBcbVE4Gi45NeA!2e0!7i16384!8i8192

I agree with Familia's post, in the fact that they should renovate instead of moving. But unlike 5 years ago, Suncor has consolidated all of their offices to Calgary, so capacity has to be the core issue. I am sure there are some Suncor employees that are lurking on here...

I cant argue with Jonny's statement, and given the last decade or so, there's reason to be cautious on a condo purchase. But there are factors now thats diffrent from the last decade. A significant lack of new condos, Calgary has the highest per capita jobs available in the country. Its Calgary...