archited
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^ Yes... wait and see... the trend is bad and that concerns me.
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policyenthusiast
Active Member
I like both, personally. BLK99 slightly more due to this mixed use.
cmd uw
Active Member
BLK99 was rezoned and likely NOT look like the rendering.
Oliver_William
New Member
Hello I hope all is well. As I mentioned some weeks ago our condo was bought by a large rental company and will be converted to apartments. As such I’ve been looking for a new condo to live in in Wikwentowin. I have placed offers on eight places at or above asking and have been out bid each time. The real estate agent advises that some of these places received multiple offers and some within two or three days of going on the market. I’m not sure what’s going on but it seems the condo market is quite robust these days based on what I am experiencing.
Greenspace
Senior Member
It's happening!
IanO
Superstar
Here's hoping, but prices are still ~20-30% off pre-COVID so it's basically dollar store values.
IanO
Superstar
Edmonton city council passes rezoning bylaw for priority growth areas
A motion to remove part of Garneau from plan narrowly defeated
Emily Williams · CBC News
A motion to remove part of Garneau from plan narrowly defeated
Emily Williams · CBC News
IanO
Superstar
Edmonton airport hotels outperform downtown hotels post-covid
Comparing occupancy rates of hotels in Downtown Edmonton to YEG International Airport
www.avisonyoung.ca
Tropical
Active Member
Removing Garneau would have been absurd.
I'm surprised that the Bonnie Doon, Strathearn, Hollyrood stretch of the Valley Line wasn't identified as a priority area as well...
policyenthusiast
Active Member
It was actually just one specific avenue in Garneau. Bonnie Doon is definitely a good contender IMO, big lots with run-down houses on top.
Gronk!
Senior Member
New northwest Edmonton neighbourhood prioritizes healthy lifestyle: city
Goodridge Corners in northwest Edmonton is the city’s frontier neighbourhood, with the public sale process beginning today.
www.ctvnews.ca
MacLac
Senior Member
BASE
Active Member
Was there a enacted policy that was supposed to limit new areas like this until currently approved greenfield areas have reached a certain level of completion? Hasn't seemed to prohibit further growth with new areas like this and Marquis (Northeast).
IanO
Superstar
Interesting take here.
Avenuer
Senior Member
Not really wrong though, unless you bought a 'starter' home outside of Toronto and the 905 in 2019 and sold it 5 years later in 2024...
In Edmonton, there's a good chance you might make a little bit if you bought something for cheap and resold over the same timeframe, but if it was a condo, no chance.