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Old Posted May 15, 2017, 8:27 PM
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might not be counting mechcanical?
Also down 8 units from 388. Perhaps they're rounding. Perhaps they don't care after writing so many articles with no building to show for it.
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Also down 8 units from 388. Perhaps they're rounding. Perhaps they don't care after writing so many articles with no building to show for it.
I understand they have a few buyers combine units to make larger units. (2 now equals 1). So that could be cause for the discrepancy.
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Old Posted May 15, 2017, 8:34 PM
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Floor count could be ommitting a mech floor, could be a typo, and maybe they lost a floor of parking to save money? Immaterial mostly, as long as it oes ahead.

Ironically there IS likely a hidden market for downtown luxury units and some of their units can be bought side-by-side to be converted into larger single units... maybe that happened?

Or maybe they lost one floor of suites. I don't care as long as this moves forward.

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I am wondering if any of the original interior will be retained (ie: Oak Room?)
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Plans for the St. Regis site http://www.winnipegfreepress.com/local/s...month-ending-107-year-run-422456543.html

Just an FYI, Fortress didn't start construction on their Collier Centre project, but they finished it and people are moved in. So you can't say they never finished a project, so give that a rest too please.
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Plans for the St. Regis site http://www.winnipegfreepress.com/local/s...month-ending-107-year-run-422456543.html

Just an FYI, Fortress didn't start construction on their Collier Centre project, but they finished it and people are moved in. So you can't say they never finished a project, so give that a rest too please.
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Plans for the St. Regis site http://www.winnipegfreepress.com/local/s...month-ending-107-year-run-422456543.html

Just an FYI, Fortress didn't start construction on their Collier Centre project, but they finished it and people are moved in. So you can't say they never finished a project, so give that a rest too please.
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Fortress’s original redevelopment plan called for a construction of an eight-storey building that included two floors of office space, but the office component has since been dropped. The new plan calls for a five-storey building with 10,000 square feet of main-floor retail space and 290 parking stalls on the other four floors.

Alibhai said the parkade will take about 12 to 14 months to build. The final cost is still being finalized.

She said the plan is to start building the parkade and the $200-million SkyCity Centre tower at around the same time — hopefully later this year.
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Im guessing they dropped the office component because of slow sales. Seems to me that they were supposed to be office condos.
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Im guessing they dropped the office component because of slow sales. Seems to me that they were supposed to be office condos.
IIRC they said it was contingent on landing a large office tenant that ended up selecting some other site. I don't recall mention having been made of who the tenant was or where they ultimately ended up going.
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Plans for the St. Regis site http://www.winnipegfreepress.com/local/s...month-ending-107-year-run-422456543.html

Just an FYI, Fortress didn't start construction on their Collier Centre project, but they finished it and people are moved in. So you can't say they never finished a project, so give that a rest too please.
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Old Posted May 16, 2017, 5:48 PM
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"We’d like to start by the end of August," she said, adding the demolition process is expected to take about six weeks to complete.
Question: If they start digging in the middle of October which will take several months and start forming Piles late winter/early spring, you think this will help with hoarding costs? I think I'd try to get much of the podium done as possible before the start of winter 2018 so each new floor after that requires less hoarding.
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Question: If they start digging in the middle of October which will take several months and start forming Piles late winter/early spring, you think this will help with hoarding costs? I think I'd try to get much of the podium done as possible before the start of winter 2018 so each new floor after that requires less hoarding.
You're still looking a a build that takes a couple of years so regardless there will be some hoarding required at some point.
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I don't get the need for so many parkades. 290 stall there. 700 stall within skycity. Maybe that's changed within slycity. But I'm not allowed to look at free press.
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Question: If they start digging in the middle of October which will take several months and start forming Piles late winter/early spring, you think this will help with hoarding costs? I think I'd try to get much of the podium done as possible before the start of winter 2018 so each new floor after that requires less hoarding.
Someone else might want to chime in, but I think on large excavation projects it is easier to heat and hoard excavation in winter than to deal with constant de-watering and unstable soils in summer months. A lot of large projects start in late fall.
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Old Posted May 16, 2017, 6:37 PM
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I don't get the need for so many parkades. 290 stall there. 700 stall within skycity. Maybe that's changed within slycity. But I'm not allowed to look at free press.
Not necessarily a terrible idea... think about it, 300 Main will be huge and won't have any new parking (to my knowledge, anyway) getting built along with it.

Without new off-street parking facilities to relieve some of the pressure, my concern is that we could start seeing marginal, older downtown buildings having a greater rate of "accidental fires" that pave the way for new surface parking lots, kind of like what has sprung up on Albert next to the St. Charles.
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SKYCITY CONDOS From 388 to 380 units

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Also down 8 units from 388. Perhaps they're rounding. Perhaps they don't care after writing so many articles with no building to show for it.
A few investors/owners purchased 2 units.That might be the case going forward with future buyers still.
Get it built please and thank you.
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Old Posted May 17, 2017, 2:07 PM
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Not necessarily a terrible idea... think about it, 300 Main will be huge and won't have any new parking (to my knowledge, anyway) getting built along with it.

Without new off-street parking facilities to relieve some of the pressure, my concern is that we could start seeing marginal, older downtown buildings having a greater rate of "accidental fires" that pave the way for new surface parking lots, kind of like what has sprung up on Albert next to the St. Charles.
I suppose. 1000 parking spots to be built by Fortress is a lot.

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Old Posted May 17, 2017, 3:01 PM
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...Maybe that's changed within slycity...
I see what you did there...


Oh, there may or may not be a neat little chrome extension that will allow you around the FP/Sun pay-wall. One might call it a bypass. Not that I would encourage such a slight on struggling media platforms. But you know, something like that might exist.
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