Effective: Mar 28th 8 pm Full time to April 1st 8pm
Permission to close road on 700 Blk Seymour from W Georgia South to Robson St as they remove tower crane from site . Mar 28th 8 pm fulltime to April 1st 8pm. VPD to allow local Traffic only through the 800 blk Seymour St
All street use as per the Approved Traffic plan.
Great, so you’ve already got the Granville Bridge construction diverting all traffic to Seymour, Canucks games Thursday and Sunday night and the Whitecaos on Saturday. It should be fun!
Great, so you’ve already got the Granville Bridge construction diverting all traffic to Seymour, Canucks games Thursday and Sunday night and the Whitecaos on Saturday. It should be fun!
I think they just block out that time in case something happens but assume they'll take it down by Friday.
This is like the plot of a Bravo TV movie or maybe a Lifetime Movie of the week drama or something.
Okay, maybe not Lifetime, but definitely a made-for-TV cheapo fare.
All that's missing is a dead corpse discovered buried alongside a stash of coke.
Nice touch with him filing the complaint alleging harassment by the police against him and his neighbours when it's the neighbours that called the cops in the first place.
This,... 'Mr. Movassaghi' must be quite the character.
Y'all remember Covid party guy Mohammad Movassaghi?
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Court ordered sale:
Listed $2.398M
Assessed $2.621M
Purchased June 2020 $2.959M
Thought I'd post this here rather than the restaurant thread as in IMHO it speaks to the really bad placement of that retail space within Telus Garden:
'Unfortunately we had to close': Vancouver bakery vacates downtown location
It only lasted a year
Brendan Kergin Brendan Kergin
Dec 10, 2024 3:25 PM
It seems having a bakery in downtown Vancouver doesn't guarantee people walking in the door.
Recently, Bisou Bakehouse quietly closed up shop in the Telus Garden building at the intersection of West Georgia and Richards streets.
The bakery, which has two other locations (one in the West End and the original in North Vancouver), cites having issues with would-be customers finding them.
"Unfortunately we had to close that location due to slow traffic," reads a comment from the bakery on one of its Instagram posts...
...The downtown shop at 510 W Georgia St., which is located at street level but in a recessed area set back from the sidewalk, is now vacant.
Bisou opened up the Telus Garden location at the end of 2023. Before that, it was Glowbal's Nosh, a grab-and-go spot sibling to the nearby restaurant.
Thought I'd post this here rather than the restaurant thread as in IMHO it speaks to the really bad placement of that retail space within Telus Garden:
It's fine if it's an amenity for the building and leased on those terms (ie close to free)
Telus just dumped the 6/7th office floors at Telus Garden as well. Term is until 2035.. good luck getting it leased out.
Thought I'd post this here rather than the restaurant thread as in IMHO it speaks to the really bad placement of that retail space within Telus Garden:
'Unfortunately we had to close': Vancouver bakery vacates downtown location
It only lasted a year
Brendan Kergin Brendan Kergin
Dec 10, 2024 3:25 PM
It seems having a bakery in downtown Vancouver doesn't guarantee people walking in the door.
Recently, Bisou Bakehouse quietly closed up shop in the Telus Garden building at the intersection of West Georgia and Richards streets.
The bakery, which has two other locations (one in the West End and the original in North Vancouver), cites having issues with would-be customers finding them.
"Unfortunately we had to close that location due to slow traffic," reads a comment from the bakery on one of its Instagram posts...
...The downtown shop at 510 W Georgia St., which is located at street level but in a recessed area set back from the sidewalk, is now vacant.
Bisou opened up the Telus Garden location at the end of 2023. Before that, it was Glowbal's Nosh, a grab-and-go spot sibling to the nearby restaurant.
The location within the building isn't ideal, but Bisou was more expensive than Nosh, and had a more limited menu. It faced more competition too, with the relatively new Giovane a block away, and now The Post as well.
If it were a recognized name, then they'd probably be able to draw customers from the sidewalk.
To most people "Bisou" means nothing.
It could be a hairdresser for all they know.
Canadian fintech startup Bench announces abrupt closure
Daniel Chai
Dec 27 2024, 12:41 pm
Bench Accounting, North America’s largest bookkeeping service for small businesses, has abruptly closed...
...The fintech company had scaled to over 650 employees as of 2021 and achieved a total funding of over $100 million by the same year, according to a previous news release. Investors in Bench included Sage, Altos Ventures, iNovia Capital, Shopify, and BMO T&I.
Customers were left in shock and anger over Bench’s abrupt closure.
Is that's what up with the Paul outlet at 753 Seymour? Seems like an oddly sterile location compared to the Robson one. More like a company cafeteria.
I assume it's just leased out at market rates hoping someone is dumb enough to lease it.
Whoever wrote this on the Bench homepage needs a pay raise.
Quote:
From the entire team at Bench, it has been an absolute privilege to serve small businesses for the last 13 years. Thank you for being part of our journey.
so how is a 13yr old company, called a "startup" still?
but this building cost Telus a bunch of money from what i heard. didnt make money on it
Bench weren't located in the office tower; they leased space in the office floors of the podium of the condo tower. I don't think Telus was involved in that part of the development.