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Originally Posted by Infrequent Poster
1- I am aware that this is a suburb. What does that have to do with anything? I made a statement relating to the size/scale of something and how it feels like a large Toronto project. I'm pretty sure there are no rules that I am aware of that prevent me from comparing things in one location to another?
2-Yes I know.
3-I dont even know how to answer your question here. I meant exactly what I said. "I'm so used to the tiny jobsites (for the most part) in downtown Vancouver". All those narrow small floorplate condo towers in downtown Vancouver....are well small, compared to this project, compared to many projects in Toronto as well. Why are you talking about supermarkets?
I feel like you are offended or something? (maybe I'm wrong) I'm not sure why though. I dont feel like I have said anything that is untrue.
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I'm not sure if you understand what I wrote but I'm saying Toronto has more land to build and the supermarket example is just a comparison of the distance between communities. So due to the lack of land obviously you'll see a bunch of small projects in DT Vancouver.
There is no problem comparing the two cities (three cities) but what's the point when each city is different in it's own unique ways. I'm essentially saying economically and topographically among many other factors that each city is different. So your comparison is a fallacy.
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