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Old Posted Dec 7, 2011, 4:15 AM
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Wow, that does look really cool. I'm guessing they're going to just cut into the existing building for the patio. Thanks for the link, feepa.
     
     
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The Oliver CL facebook page has one of the photos up there, for those who the public available images posted early on this thread...

https://www.facebook.com/OliverCommunityLeague
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Now thats the way to do it.

Very sexy.....
     
     
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The Oliver CL facebook page has one of the photos up there, for those who the public available images posted early on this thread...

https://www.facebook.com/OliverCommunityLeague
Looky here, the infamous waterfall condo (conceptual). Looks about right based on the renders I saw about 2 years ago

http://a8.sphotos.ak.fbcdn.net/hphotos-a..._131239360285350_503187_1121248043_n.jpg
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Wow, that looks great!
     
     
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Was at the waterfall open house, love it.
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The Google satellite imagery for Edmonton has been updated at the zoomed out level.
     
     
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Anyone know if Waterfall include any 3 bdrm units, and what sort of price point they're looking at?
     
     
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The Google satellite imagery for Edmonton has been updated at the zoomed out level.
Yeah, I saw that a couple days ago. Not at a finer level though.

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Anyone know if Waterfall include any 3 bdrm units, and what sort of price point they're looking at?
$$$. The opposite of inexpensive.

My guess is, pure speculation to boot, that as it is 1 unit per floor, 10 floors of condos.... averaging 1800 sq. ft. at $550 sq.ft., equals just shy of $1 million.
Smaller units - below street level overhanging grade - might be less, but this is all pricy stuff.
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It has??
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They now have the henday up to manning, but I can't travel on it!
     
     
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The Google satellite imagery for Edmonton has been updated at the zoomed out level.
wow, south and east of Sherwood Park is some Atlanta level shit sprawl
     
     
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It has??
Just get the newest version of the google.
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$$$. The opposite of inexpensive.

My guess is, pure speculation to boot, that as it is 1 unit per floor, 10 floors of condos.... averaging 1800 sq. ft. at $550 sq.ft., equals just shy of $1 million.
Smaller units - below street level overhanging grade - might be less, but this is all pricy stuff.
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^avg. unit is 2000sqft... and id guess more like 700+ sqft
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There you go. I was being conservative with said figures.

Still waiting for developers to see potential in the market for:
a) well located, smaller condo units. studio, 1+bdrm
b) Well designed townhouses in Oliver. Podium or not, there is a huge market for this. Even if we are talking 650k+.
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"a) well located, smaller condo units. studio, 1+bdrm"
See Mayfair North.

"b) Well designed townhouses in Oliver. Podium or not, there is a huge market for this. Even if we are talking 650k+."

F that. Where are the 900-1000 sqft townhouses at 400/sqft.
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Just get the newest version of the google.
As of this posting I see the mainline of AHD drawn in and most of the ramps for the interchanges. I don't see any updates of the base maps though.
     
     
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"a) well located, smaller condo units. studio, 1+bdrm"
See Mayfair North.

"b) Well designed townhouses in Oliver. Podium or not, there is a huge market for this. Even if we are talking 650k+."

F that. Where are the 900-1000 sqft townhouses at 400/sqft.
All sizes are welcome.

As for Mayfair North, you are correct. Maybe sales figures of such will trigger other to get on board. Still waiting to see what a certain developer has planned for 108th/Jasper that supposedly is targeting this market in question.
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