Stampede Station | 270m | 69s | Truman | NORR

Lol - so much for my theory on some sort of correlation between height and unit count. Units and heights are just random numbers :)
  1. 69 Storey tower = 157 room hotel + 239 residential units = 396 units total
  2. 62 Storey tower = 248 room hotel +120 residential units = 368 units total
  3. 14 storey hotel = 320 units total
 
I absolutely love the gigantic influx of hotel space, and in an area that makes sense - for convention centre, arena, Stampede and 17th Avenue. This city badly needs more hotels/hotel rooms and hospitality space/amenities, and we need them tomorrow. This is a game-changing/standard-setting initiative by Marriott. Absolutely excited.
Yep, this Truman trio of hotels would make it 9 hotels built in downtown in roughly a decade. That's pretty amazing, especially when compared to comparable sized cities like Edmonton or Ottawa.
 
A couple more renderings.
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I am amazed Truman can financially support the level of development they are. Thinking back to their size only a decade ago, that's a wild amount of scaling up they have done. Add another $1.5B to their portfolio with these hotels. Impressive stuff.

To see this one through, just got to hope we don't have a global recession and economic collapse before shovels get in the ground . Hopefully we break the trend - often the biggest projects are announced right before the next crash! Luckily, we often finish them.
  • Telus Sky (2013 announced, 2015 crash)
  • Brookfield Place (2012 announced, 2015 crash)
  • The Bow (2006 announced, 2008 crash)
It would be fascinating to know more about how the financing works for such a large and rapidly growing portfolio at a company like Truman.
 
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