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Old Posted Aug 20, 2022, 11:20 PM
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I still see their ads.
I just came back to say I finally got one of their ads today. Hadn't seen one on any of my accounts for a couple of days after being bombarded with them for a few weeks.
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Old Posted Aug 20, 2022, 2:42 PM
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They literally launched sales of the second tower yesterday. Nothing is up. Sales are continuing.
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Old Posted Sep 2, 2022, 8:30 PM
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Wonder if site prep will start with the release of 2nd tower.
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Old Posted Sep 2, 2022, 11:01 PM
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Wonder if site prep will start with the release of 2nd tower.
IIRC they said Q4 2022 or Q1 2023 construction start, so a little bit longer still.
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Saw them doing soil testing again the other day. Doubt too much will start until third tower. The building isn't guaranteed until it sells 80% most likely.
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permit update. Shoring permits have been issued, we could start to see construction here any day now apparently.

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The excavation and shoring permit is for the development under building permit application # 22 133123 000 00 R3.

41 WILSON ST HAMILTON

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Permits are also in for the entire building, listed as under review. This will be just under 1,000,000sf of gross floor area. I wouldn't be surprised if this becomes the largest single building permit ever issued in the City of Hamilton in terms of permit value. Interestingly, this apparently doesn't have any underground parking areas either, so it should go up quickly.

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The proposed development at 41 Wilson St., Hamilton, ON L8R 1C6 consists of 3 high rise towers each reaching 31 stories connected by a 8 storey podium with total gross floor area of 92,349m2 including parking (there are no below grade levels). Retail space is located on the Ground/Mezzanine level. A total of 75,219m2 and 931 units of residential space as well as a total of 1,667m2 of at grade retail space (located on the Ground & Mezzanine levels) are proposed

41 WILSON ST HAMILTON

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Old Posted Oct 28, 2022, 8:13 PM
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Tower 1 construction start March 2023.

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Hamilton is the new "IT" city, people want to live here now and I think that is amazing!
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Hamilton is the new "IT" city, people want to live here now and I think that is amazing!
It will be when there is more to do in this city. We need to get the entertainment side up again once there are people down here to do stuff again - can't just drink and eat lol.
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It will be when there is more to do in this city. We need to get the entertainment side up again once there are people down here to do stuff again - can't just drink and eat lol.
Speak for yourself
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Hamilton is the new "IT" city, people want to live here now and I think that is amazing!
Towers that sell out in days have nothing to with homeowners. Those homeowners moving to or expanding in Hamilton will be at the VIP investor's whims stuck overpaying for junk.
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Old Posted Oct 30, 2022, 6:06 PM
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Towers that sell out in days have nothing to with homeowners. Those homeowners moving to or expanding in Hamilton will be at the VIP investor's whims stuck overpaying for junk.
Many are investors, especially in Emblem's developments, but there's quite a few people are buying to move here too.
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Towers that sell out in days have nothing to with homeowners. Those homeowners moving to or expanding in Hamilton will be at the VIP investor's whims stuck overpaying for junk.
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Don't you know we're just happy to be seeing more skyscrapers being built here??
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Old Posted Oct 31, 2022, 3:14 AM
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Tower 1 construction start March 2023.

Guess that March date is a good news story, tbh was hoping sooner
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Old Posted Oct 31, 2022, 5:03 AM
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Guess that March date is a good news story, tbh was hoping sooner
Yeah I could’ve sworn people were saying it’d start any week now. March really isn’t that far off though. Agree with the others, kindof shocked how many projects here are just pushing forward in general.
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…Cue the “Entertainment Precinct”. I agree we need more things to do, but I do think there’s more going on here than elsewhere in terms of entertainment options. FirstOntario does host some decent shows once in a while, the Ticats offer a sports option most comparable cities don’t have… so we are still punching above our weight. It’s more a matter of continuing the trend and bringing new stuff. I’m sure the Entertainment precinct will provide on this front however, whatever that will be. There’s a surprisingly large amount of money tied up in that.
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…Cue the “Entertainment Precinct”. I agree we need more things to do, but I do think there’s more going on here than elsewhere in terms of entertainment options. FirstOntario does host some decent shows once in a while, the Ticats offer a sports option most comparable cities don’t have… so we are still punching above our weight. It’s more a matter of continuing the trend and bringing new stuff. I’m sure the Entertainment precinct will provide on this front however, whatever that will be. There’s a surprisingly large amount of money tied up in that.
We need our own theme park lol - imagine a bigass ferris wheel on the harbour on that reclaimed industrial land
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Old Posted Oct 29, 2022, 5:43 AM
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We need our own theme park lol - imagine a bigass ferris wheel on the harbour on that reclaimed industrial land
There is certainly enough space for a theme park. Plus being right on the water is lucrative… someone call Disney!
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There is certainly enough space for a theme park. Plus being right on the water is lucrative… someone call Disney!
Our own version of wonderland would be nice
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