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Old Posted Jun 17, 2012, 10:26 PM
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Beautiful. I wish there were 1 trillion of them going up.

Manulife 2... I'm just hoping that it proceeds in my lifetime. So... 60 years to go. It's gonna be tight.
until just very recently, you might have had to wait 60 years to get a new build.
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I was also told that the new Varsona is getting closer to having funding in place and may break ground this fall.
At this point the groups that use the theatre would likely be out in the cold for the 2012/2013 season, so I would be shocked if it was this year. I believe the goal now is fall 2013.
     
     
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The official groundbreaking for the UCAMA is on Tuesday June 26th, at 2pm if anyone is interested. I'll be there shooting the event. Partial roadblock of Jasper Ave. during that time, (like that hasn't happened ) so plan your driving accordingly. ;-)
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Ucama?
The Ukrainian museum.
     
     
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Groundbreaking? I thought it already being built? And what ground would be broken for an existing building being revamped?
     
     
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The Ukrainian Canadian Archives, and Museum of Alberta.
Located in this building:

Ernest Brown Block 1912 / Everything Photographic by sahlgoode, on Flickr
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Old Posted Jun 18, 2012, 3:58 PM
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Groundbreaking? I thought it already being built? And what ground would be broken for an existing building being revamped?
They've already started building, but hadn't had an official groundbreaking yet. They are sprucing up the area between it, and the XXX peeps to make for more sterile photo-ops. I
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Sure be nice when finished. My Grandparents house was right accross the ally from the old one on 95st. Big difference in building size.
     
     
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Old Posted Jun 18, 2012, 6:33 PM
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Huge absorption in Edmonton

Edmonton office vacancy rate falls


By Journal Staff, edmontonjournal.com June 18, 2012 12:28 PM



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The vacancy rate for downtown office space has declined to 7.5 per cent, Cushman & Wakefield said in a report Monday.

The vacancy rate for downtown office space has declined to 7.5 per cent, Cushman & Wakefield said in a report Monday.
Photograph by: John Lucas , John Lucas/Edmonton Journal

EDMONTON - Strong demand is shrinking vacancy in Edmonton’s office market in the second quarter with nearly 400,000 square feet of absorption, says a national report released Monday by Cushman & Wakefield.

A strong oil sector, along with the industries that service it, are driving demand, the real estate company said. Vacancy in the downtown core dropped to 7.5 per cent in the second quarter, down from 8.5 per cent in the previous quarter. The market had positive absorption of more than 170,000 square feet of downtown office space

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Noticed shoring material on the Day site yesterday. that stretch of Jasper should look pretty good with all that construction going on.
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Going to EDC tomorrow:

C.1. 16:15 Abbotsfield Recreation Centre
City of Edmonton – Carol Belanger, City Architect
3010 – 119 Avenue NW
Site legally described as:
Lots 5 and 6R, Block 11, Plan 3597TR

C.2. 18:45 Bellamy Hill High Rise Rezoning
DUB Architects – Gene Dub
9847 Bellamy Hill NW
Site legally described as:
Lot 50, Block 1, Plan 0425959

C.3. 16:45 Pump House on Jasper Avenue
City of Edmonton - Carol Belanger, City Architect
8502 – Jasper Avenue NW
Site legally described as:
Lot 8, Block 10, Plan 155HW

C.4. 17:45 Edgewater
Brinsmead Kennedy Architecture - Brad Kennedy
8502, 8510, 8516, 8520, 8524, 8528, and 8532 Jasper Avenue NW;
10060 - 85 Street NW
Site legally described as:
Lot 1 - 9, Block 10, Plan 155HW

C.5. 19:15 Rossdale Brewery Area Redevelopment – Phase I
DUB Architects Ltd. – Gene Dub
9856 - 100 Street NW
Site legally described as:
Lot 2, Block 2, Plan 0021114
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^ I wonder if the NIMBY's of Rossdale will fight Gene's hotel proposal the way they are fighting the re-commissioning of the fire hall

Heard from a friend that the first Edgewater tower could be in the ground by the end of summer

It will also be nice to get the pumphouse done.... it smells so bad around there right now with the pipeline work going on. I hope they make it look nice
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I am one of his nimbys...I have not seen what is being proposed by Dub at the old ice plant (where he has been living). I read: "Rossdale Brewery". I see it says "Phase 1". What is phase 2? You say hotel. Which is it and where can I get more details...nothing arrived in my mail about a hotel. I would remember.

C.5. 19:15 Rossdale Brewery Area Redevelopment – Phase I
DUB Architects Ltd. – Gene Dub
9856 - 100 Street NW
Site legally described as:
Lot 2, Block 2, Plan 0021114
     
     
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Dub did a rossdale community preview a while back and seemed to have support overall. It will be great for the area, but needs refining.
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Bars, clubs, music venues add $687M to city economy
Late-night establishments have 'significant' impact, report finds

Sandra Sperounes
Edmonton Journal

Tuesday, June 19, 2012

Edmonton's bars, clubs, casinos, pubs and music venues contributed almost $687 million to the city's economy in 2010, according to a new report.

The city's 235 late-night establishments (those open later than midnight) had more than 20.6 million visitors that year. The economic impact assessment, the first of its kind for the City of Edmonton, will be presented to city council's executive committee on June 27...

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Big cities try to chart new course with province

By Gordon Kent, edmontonjournal.com
June 18, 2012

EDMONTON - Edmonton, Calgary and the province signed an agreement Monday to negotiate a big city charter they hope will find better ways to provide services in Alberta’s largest centres.

The work will initially focus on how to divide responsibilities between municipalities and the provincial government, particularly in areas they share such as policing and helping new immigrants, Mayor Stephen Mandel said...

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According to the C&W report, the 3rd tower on 142st/111ave is pre-leasing again.
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