[Markyeg]

All that’s missing is a 37 storey tower

 

[archited]

"only the shadow knows"

 

[MacLac]

“Over 50% leased……”

 

[Kosy123]

If the Switch is over 50% leased, then that just means the outlook for the rest of downtown is good. I don't expect the Parks to have difficulty leasing if this is what we're seeing.

At this point, just get more units going and it's going to get rented out no matter what.

 

[MacLac]

In what? 5 months it took to get to 50%?

 

[Garceyues]

“Over 50% leased……”
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Definitely excited about what this means for downtown and momentum for new builds. I just wish they would get rid of those cheesy advertisements on the side of the building lol.

 

[thommyjo]

“Over 50% leased……”
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How is this beating abbey park? Haha.

Great news for the next phase to get going soon!!

 

[MacLac]

Awwww geez! “……..the next 37 storey tower is targeted to START in 2026……” for some reason, didn’t we think it would start this year?

From railyard to downtown hub: Edmonton’s Station Lands takes form

Edmonton, AB - Downtown Edmonton's Station Lands is bustling with activity as construction crews prepare for a busy spring season. This multi-phased project, which links Edmonton's Ice District to the Arts District, The Quarters, the Civic Precinct, and Chinatown, reached a significant milestone...

www.qualico.com

 

[kcantor]

^
My guess is they might be looking for a bit more market certainty on rents and more so on pricing given what’s going on with tariffs but also looking to avoid winter heating and hoarding costs.

 

[SMayo]

I remember seeing on here a couple years ago now that it would be starting right away

 

[MacLac]

 

[scyeg]

Looking good!

 

[Markyeg]

Only half kidding, but open a Krispy Kreme or some other “trendy” American chain that Edmontonians will willingly line up hours for, into one of those retail bays and that courtyard will be bustling 12 hours a day.

 

[David A]

Only half kidding, but open a Krispy Kreme or some other “trendy” American chain that Edmontonians will willingly line up hours for, into one of those retail bays and that courtyard will be bustling 12 hours a day.

Yes, this looks like a beautiful spot, it would be nice to bring in some good street level commercial or retail to attract people here.

 

[Edmcowboy11]

With the right retailers/restaurants here this whole area could look very different and much more active, especially if the fan park building gets built and more restaurants like Japanese Village start occupying this area around here and Roger's place.