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constance_chlore
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constance_chlore
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Also, here's that building Leston bought.
archited
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Leston specializes in sub-market prices -- this building looks better than many of the par and above offerings coming to market.
Barnaby
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Replacing the old vinyl siding with something natural to go with the brick is all the building needs. Glad it's getting love to go along with its two new neighbours.
PeterNotParker
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It's sad that the trees had to be removed for the renovations.
Offworld
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My question would be did they HAVE to remove them?
BASE
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I love some nice mature trees and advocate to protect them. At first glance looking at those they do look a bit large and overgrown for the space they occupied blocking a lot of natural light from some of those units. My questions are did they all need to go? Is there opportunity to prune these type of trees back? Was there concern with their encroachment on those overhead lines?
TAS
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I was just in the Netherlands. They had lots of interesting pruned trees which I didnt really think to take many pics of. But on a few occassions I noted they didnt fully cut down trees but left some of the tree up and I liked it.
thommyjo
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constance_chlore
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I was walking around late last night and took some photos at ground level. The last one is the Leston acquisition across the street, with redone balconies and a new sign out front.
Glenco
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Crane be gone
northlands
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C’mon Synergy… tear off that wrapper
inclusion
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I am fully prepared to be whelmed by the finished result.