IanO
Superstar
These are very attractive.
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Stevey_G
Active Member
Would be nice to see Borden Park expanded.
JuliallThat
Active Member
As a nearby resident I feel that just having more development, more people and and a general improvement in the "vibe" of the area due to an influx of more residents will be of a much greater benefit to the community than enlarging the park would be.
I'm looking forward to new apartments, more people, and the growth of nearby business and shopping opportunities that will be driven by an influx of new residents.
Oilers99
Active Member
we will see - from a for-sale standpoint, layering in further energy requirements will make pro fromas difficult to pencil same on the rental side with CMHC increasing rates coupled with the higher energy requirements.
andertov
New Member
Stevey_G
Active Member
Fair point. But a larger park would serve to better service the future density the area will see in the future. I would love to see it wrapped by commercial developments too akin to what you might see around large town squares in the UK.
Out of curiosity, why do you think so? I think it would be fantastic if these plots got snapped up and developed quickly.
Canadian 001
Active Member
Hopefully, we get at least one highrise out of redeveloping the Exhibition lands
As for the sites for sale, Midrises will be perfect
As for the sites for sale, Midrises will be perfect
IanO
Superstar
Everything 6 storeys or less with a focus on townhouses, community spaces and corner stores.
northlands
Senior Member
My sick fantasy is that they reopen the 115 ave LRT crossing in the mean time as ex-Northlands infrastructure continues to be dismantled and sold off.
Stevey_G
Active Member
I'm alright with midrise and low-rise development so long as we get a decently planned community.
_urbanite
Senior Member
AY JV launches 200-acre Edmonton Exhibition Lands dev.
"Reed Newnham, principal, capital markets group.... for Avison Young in Edmonton says his firm launched a call for bids in early May for two development parcels totalling close to 20 acres on the western edge of the infill project"
"Reed Newnham, principal, capital markets group.... for Avison Young in Edmonton says his firm launched a call for bids in early May for two development parcels totalling close to 20 acres on the western edge of the infill project"
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Gronk!
Senior Member
Yellow slide at Edmonton Expo Centre dismantled Wednesday
The Kiwanis slide, commonly known as the big yellow slide, opened in 1974 but hasn't been in use since 2019 due to structural problems, Explore Edmonton said.
IanO
Superstar
Another fading memory, community loss and continued lack of replacement experiences.
I got in a lot of shit for being upset when Northlands cancelled the K-Days Parade when I called them out; apparently focus groups were disconnected, without understanding of K-Days or its history and that a food hall would suffice.
It's not to say to say that evolution is important, but history equally so.
I got in a lot of shit for being upset when Northlands cancelled the K-Days Parade when I called them out; apparently focus groups were disconnected, without understanding of K-Days or its history and that a food hall would suffice.
It's not to say to say that evolution is important, but history equally so.
Gronk!
Senior Member
Yellow slide at Edmonton Expo Centre dismantled Wednesday
The Kiwanis slide, commonly known as the big yellow slide, opened in 1974 but hasn't been in use since 2019 due to structural problems, Explore Edmonton said.edmonton.ctvnews.ca
I think the replacement may be better!
