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Hard to tell, are these Holyrood duplexes coming down?
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Can anyone confirm if indeed these are the Phase 2 smash downs of the Holyrood slum?
 
Oh ok - so the Beaver Pond gets filled in next followed by where these 5 rowhouses slums are being demo'd. So if not Holyrood, where is that picture taken? Where else are we "demo'ing 6 multiplex buildings?"
 
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I get that……Prairie Demolition is doing the next round of 5 Holyrood duplexes. But the pic above, Dr.Demo/Downright Demolition is also demo’ing 6 multiplex building somewhere in the city
 
Went to check, and the five ones right by 93 Ave were in the process of being boarded up and fenced off.
 

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Paul, I guess we can surmise that the demolition of these townhomes is a good omen that yes indeed they will finish the pit…..the remaining pit itself appears larger than the 2 buildings on the first developed half. I’m guessing that the pit starts construction right away along with the newer demo…..
 
I want to be optimistic but I too often am afraid of buildings being torn down to make way for something new, and then once the land is clear the project gets stalled or outright canceled.
My optimism with Regency went out the window with Emerald, BMO site, and then this pit sitting for two years before construction of this 6 storey began. I imagine the new residents will be looking at the other side of the hole for a few years until tenancy stabilizes. Probably a 10 year build out of where the other old town homes are. Better to be a realist with Regency than a hopeless optimist at this point.
 

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