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Old Posted Aug 8, 2024, 12:29 PM
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Originally Posted by Migrant_Coconut View Post
Also, the Broadway/UBC SkyTrain's going ahead in part because the entire corridor is a destination - even Greektown gets a lot of traffic, as will Jericho.

Not so with 41st/49th: there's five big ones at Metrotown, Langara, Oakridge, Kerrisdale and UBC, but the other 90% is just detached homes and infill. That's going to push it a little further down the list.
As I've said above, the Oakridge to Metrorown stretch is a dense area. The SFH is deceptive. Lots of larger immigrant families and people living in basement suites. Densities range from 60 to 100 per ha over a fairly large area.
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