[Daveography]

I guess it's done now?

 

[Edmontonian]

Well... yay!

 

[bodsbods9090]

We could use some more of these in our downtown area.

 

[EtoV]

Still only 3 units sold though...

 

[quit]

Still only 3 units sold though...

Priced pretty high relative to the space you get in my opinion.

 

[Kaizen]

7 units sold now since we last checked

 

[JNO1]

From this morning.

 

[archited]

Here's where the City could spend some of its 'Touch the Water' money -- improving sidewalks, curbs and boulevards in the public realm.

 

[TAS]

Here's where the City could spend some of its 'Touch the Water' money -- improving sidewalks, curbs and boulevards in the public realm.

And more density, less sprawl, would help free up some money for that, too. We have more than 5,000km of sidewalk in Edmonton and it's my assumption that our sidewalks aren't used that much, especially when most of them don't lead to any nearby amenities or services.
Most Edmonton neighbourhoods have a low walkability score, yet we spend a lot of money on sidewalks.

 

[thommyjo]

One of my friends just bought in there! Beautiful places

 

[northlands]

Here's where the City could spend some of its 'Touch the Water' money -- improving sidewalks, curbs and boulevards in the public realm.

I'm sure this area is on their list, but boy do those curbs and alleyway look downright awful.

 

[Avenuer]

I'm sure this area is on their list, but boy do those curbs and alleyway look downright awful.

Agreed, I'm hopeful Cloverdale will be on the 2024 or 2025 list of neighbourhoods for renewal. It's much smaller than many other neighbourhoods so hopefully it can be lumped into a larger list.

 

[buildings]

now why would they build new units that have no accessible entrance ways? the garages are at ground level but I think (without seeing the floorplans), that one has to climb some steps up to the first floor as well.