[policyenthusiast]

If anyone wanted to see the rooftop, NAIOP is hosting a developer social event there next Thursday. Costs 20 bucks.

https://www.eventbrite.ca/e/develop...dtcreator&mc_cid=c594d59662&mc_eid=7ef687517c

 

[IanO]

 

[MacLac]

Ian, get any intel on the next Phase of the Parks?

How is leasing going?

 

[IanO]

Not for awhile I don't think. Didn't inquire, but leasing overall has slowed considerably.

 

[Romanov]

That rooftop is incredible

 

[TAS]

Rooftop is very impressive. Great atmosphere.

Hopefully when students post secondary are back in Sept they will get a good bump. They've signed on for student incentive.

 

[northlands]

It's almost hard to believe that second photo was taken in Edmonton. What a project!

 

[Offworld]

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I love that setting! The perimeter treatment worked out great. Who was the lead architect?

 

[IanO]

Hariri Pontarini

 

[archited]

David Pontarini was the lead design architect; Dialog was the local Edmonton architectural firm of record.

 

[MetroEd]

It's almost hard to believe that second photo was taken in Edmonton. What a project!

Ya Edmonton's high rise buildings seem a little drab architecturally, my opinion !

 

[thommyjo]

Not for awhile I don't think. Didn't inquire, but leasing overall has slowed considerably.

I’d imagine summer is always slow here? Exodus of students brings a bunch of supply online and new demand won’t pickup till august

 

[Kosy123]

The Parks is also the last of the four residential projects that brought over 1000 units into the market in the last 12 months, so that probably plays a part.

I don’t think we’ve had a moment in a while where downtown got that many units dumped into it in a short period of time, along with new competing projects west of 109 St too.

 

[NicolBolas]

The Parks is also the last of the four residential projects that brought over 1000 units into the market in the last 12 months, so that probably plays a part.

I don’t think we’ve had a moment in a while where downtown got that many units dumped into it in a short period of time, along with new competing projects west of 109 St too.

I don't think we will see all that much tall development for a few years because of this. Edmonton is still a no go for many of the large REIT developers.

 

[Offworld]

Hariri Pontarini

Cool to know. Edmonton could use more of that firm's stuff.