[ChazYEG]

It shows what a huge difference can make painting the lines, little investment but adds a lot of color.

It's something that I always notice whenever I am somewhere. Now imagine how much of an impact repaving it would have.

 

[David A]

It's something that I always notice whenever I am somewhere. Now imagine how much of an impact repaving it would have.

Yes, I was just walking by yesterday and also noticed the pavement was not in the greatest shape here. I hope this can be fixed before the end of the summer. The new lines look better, so at least one step ahead.

 

[Gronk!]

Where is the Rice Howard Way Entertainment District???

 

[Gronk!]

Checked out Trove Living in the Canada Permanent Building

 

[wormwood]

BEAVER HILLS BUILDING​

10432 Jasper Avenue​

Edmonton, Alberta Canada​

Building Size:5,326 SF

This is a rare and unique opportunity to acquire a character building along Jasper Avenue in Edmonton's downtown core through a judicial sale. The two-story predominantly concrete building is known for being one of the skinniest commercial buildings in the city. The main floor and basement have been used as trendy restaurants, while the second floor is built out as professional offices.

Featuring ample natural light and views of Beaver Hills House Park, the property is suitable for owner/users, investors, or developers. The location is minutes away from Edmonton's Ice District, Roger's Place, and 104th Street. The immediate area is a vibrant and dense residential node with a mix of restaurants, bars, cafes, retail stores, outdoor markets, and summer events.

The total space available is 5,326 SF. For more details or inquiries, contact the listing agents.

https://www.cushmanwakefield.com/en/canada/properties/for-sale/retail/alberta/edmonton/10432-jasper-avenue/beaver-hills-building-s

(They're asking $1.55m)

Just listed again - down to 1.2

https://www.realtor.ca/real-estate/28515016/10432-jasper-av-nw-edmonton-downtown-edmonton

 

[IanO]

Slightly outside of the Downtown technically, this is truly one of the most urban spaces/photos I've taken in Edmonton with:

-elementary school next to me
-amazing playground
-seniors lodge
-LRT
-Condos, apartments, even single family houses in the area

 

[IanO]

A W and JW announced in Calgary that bring their new Downtown and area hotel to what, 8? 9? 10? in the last decade.

Would be nice to have a couple modern/contemporary options here.

That gap.

 

[Dubas]

The Coast Edmonton Plaza hotel’s website states they are closed for the next year for a complete exterior reclading.

 

[Kosy123]

The W and JW is also supposed to be taller than Stantec.

I for one refuse to hand over the title of tallest building outside of Toronto to Calgary.

Come on Katz or Aldritt, I know you want to beat those pesky corporate Calgarians so get going on an 80 story hotel/tower lol.

 

[itom987]

The proposed hotels in Calgary are right beside an existing building making the area look vaguely similar to what we have in the Ice District.

 

[_urbanite]

The Coast Edmonton Plaza hotel’s website states they are closed for the next year for a complete exterior reclading.

Very interesting. I wonder what they have planned.

 

[MacLac]

Perhaps a re-branding too?

 

[IanO]

They rebranded to APA but maybe lose the coast?

 

[IanO]

 

[Barnaby]

Vegas isn't even building hotel towers this large, I'm skeptical. New York has 1-2 hotels in this height range.

Sky scrapers introduce ALOT of issues which aren't acceptable in a hotel experience. If the Stantec is dethroned, I'd expect mixed use like the JW, but this introduces significant elevator bank problems.