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Old Posted Jun 28, 2024, 1:19 PM
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Originally Posted by sailor734 View Post
56% is quite a significant increase in the number of units for only changing 2 floors of office to residential. perhaps the originally proposed grocery story on the ground floor will be residential as well?

I also wonder if the redesign hasn't seen the individual unit size shrink? An increase to 12 floors of residential from 9 shouldn't give you a 50+% increase in unit count.
It's likely that the units are smaller. That seems to be a trend in smaller cities with increased construction costs and with increases in allowed density. Most of the apartments build pre-COVID in Fredericton were 1100-1400 sq ft for two bedrooms, now many are sub 1000 sq ft.
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