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75 unit apartment building with main floor retail/restaurants. Concrete construction, underground parking. TriQuest Investments.
That's significant! Any renders? What is the height?
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That's significant! Any renders? What is the height?
Can't find anything right now, but the project was presented at the CBRE/RBC market update breakfast at Fox Creek yesterday morning.

I believe the height is 6 storeys.
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The new Copper Branch vegan restaurant is now open.
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Screen capture from the live web cam showing current status of the new UNI complex in Dieppe:

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Screen capture from the live web cam showing current status of the new UNI complex in Dieppe:

this camera has been on the NB Cameras website (which shows over 100 cameras all over NB) FOR a couple weeks.
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Smile Appartment building on dieppe boulvard

Theres another appartement building under construction on dieppe boulvard next to the ultramar. I dont know how many storey it will be but they started digging last week
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There's fencing up across the street from Home hardware on Acadie. Anyone know what's going on there?
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The project was presented at the CBRE/RBC market update breakfast at Fox Creek yesterday morning.

I believe the height is 6 storeys.
There's a rumour out there now that they are finally going to extend Paul Street southward to intersect Acadie as part of this project? Can anyone confirm?

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There's a rumour out there now that they are finally going to extend Paul Street southward to intersect Acadie as part of this project? Can anyone confirm?

I believe that in Dieppe Mag, it stated that one of the projects for this year was to finish the College-Gauvin-Acadie road connection, but there wasn't a mention of the Paul street extension.

That said though, I did go past that intersection today and they seem to be doing some ground work for the new road heading towards Paul St. next to the new building site
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from the T&T Twitter feed:

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Seven-storey apartment building to be built along river https://bddy.me/2VoU98f


There was nothing on this in the print edition of the paper today, but I assume this is referring to the project on Acadie first brought to our attention by BaseballFan. Can anyone confirm? Still no renders...........
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Huddle article about the new Copper Branch Restaurant:

https://huddle.today/a-look-inside-coppe...TfFMVNllsKpGpQQA2xp-KzB7bt9pDTiduf6TLTEM

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Twin Oaks Management, the Moncton-based company hired to develop the Atlantic Canada franchises, are expected to open locations in Halifax, Fredericton, Saint John, and St. John’s in the coming months.
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from the T&T Twitter feed:





There was nothing on this in the print edition of the paper today, but I assume this is referring to the project on Acadie first brought to our attention by BaseballFan. Can anyone confirm? Still no renders...........
That's definitely the project they're referring to. Lots of heavy equipment and construction fencing up now directly across from Home Hardware on Acadie. No idea what it will look like though.
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from the T&T Twitter feed:





There was nothing on this in the print edition of the paper today, but I assume this is referring to the project on Acadie first brought to our attention by BaseballFan. Can anyone confirm? Still no renders...........
All I know is it's supposed to be an Ashford property.
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I drove by today and it looks like pieces for a crane are being transported on site. By the looks of it, it seems like they're using the crane that was on site a the Hyatt downtown.
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It's in today's T+T.




Does the City Dieppe post anything to do with planning matters online?

Interesting these things nearly get to construction in Dieppe without much fanfare.
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Does the City Dieppe post anything to do with planning matters online?

Interesting these things nearly get to construction in Dieppe without much fanfare.
Thanks for posting this.

Short answer is no. Dieppe is far more circumspect in what it publishes online in terms of planning matters. They do post agendas and minutes of PAC and city council meetings, but plans and renders are usually not available as part of the information they make public. PAC decisions are usually just posted in point form. It's frustrating.

Moncton and Riverview are much more transparent regarding planning matters...........
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So, the new mystery apartment building on Acadie now has a name - Le Promenade Neuf, an homage to the fact that it will lie at the 9 km signpost along the Petitcodiac River Trail. According to the article in the T&T, there will be a website up and running in the next few weeks, so we will soon have additional images and renders to ponder over.

Le Promenade Neuf will easily be nearly as impactful on the Dieppe city skyline as Horizon Place is. If another couple such buildings get built in downtown Dieppe, greater Moncton will have a second skyline in addition to the downtown Moncton skyline.

There has been a sudden change in the type and character of (some) of the new apartment construction in the metro area. Traditionally, the standard build was a four storey vinyl clad wooden box, but things seem to have changed a bit with the recent additions of Horizon Place and FiveFive Queen.

Current apartment projects planned, proposed or under construction include:
1) - Le Promenade Neuf (Dieppe, seven storeys)
2) - Tannery Place South (Moncton downtown, six storeys)
3) - Emma Place (Moncton northwest, six storeys)
4) - Chocolate River Station (Riverview, two 10 storey towers)

This is excellent to see.

Of course there are multiple low rise apartment projects also in the pipeline, and some of those are still vinyl clad boxes, but more and more we are seeing projects with interesting architectural style (like The Kensington in Riverview), and many new projects include amenities like enclosed parking.
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So, the new mystery apartment building on Acadie now has a name - Le Promenade Neuf, an homage to the fact that it will lie at the 9 km signpost along the Petitcodiac River Trail. According to the article in the T&T, there will be a website up and running in the next few weeks, so we will soon have additional images and renders to ponder over.

Le Promenade Neuf will easily be nearly as impactful on the Dieppe city skyline as Horizon Place is. If another couple such buildings get built in downtown Dieppe, greater Moncton will have a second skyline in addition to the downtown Moncton skyline.

There has been a sudden change in the type and character of (some) of the new apartment construction in the metro area. Traditionally, the standard build was a four storey vinyl clad wooden box, but things seem to have changed a bit with the recent additions of Horizon Place and FiveFive Queen.

Current apartment projects planned, proposed or under construction include:
1) - Le Promenade Neuf (Dieppe, nine storeys)
2) - Tannery Place South (Moncton downtown, six storeys)
3) - Emma Place (Moncton northwest, six storeys)
4) - Chocolate River Station (Riverview, two 10 storey towers)

This is excellent to see.

Of course there are multiple low rise apartment projects also in the pipeline, and some of those are still vinyl clad boxes, but more and more we are seeing projects with interesting architectural style (like The Kensington in Riverview), and many new projects include amenities like enclosed parking.
The TD center in Champlain Place is supposed to increase to a staff of 1015. As a lot of them will be moving to the area from outside, buildings like Promenade Neuf & Horizon Place being close by would be very convenient places for these employees to live.
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1) - Le Promenade Neuf (Dieppe, nine storeys)
Seven storeys.
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Gauvin Road will be closed to motorists between Acadie and Marché this summer.

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The City of Dieppe is setting up a brand-new pop-up infrastructure for the summer at Place 1604. The ConneXion Zone will be a pedestrian-only area, offering entertainment for the entire family, every day of the week, from morning to evening. Located on Gauvin Road, of which a section will be closed for the occasion, it will connect the Dieppe Market and Place 1604, two major downtown hubs, using urban furniture, giant games and entertainment. The ConneXion Zone will be launched on July 1, at the same time as the Canada Day festivities, and will remain in place until September 2.
Source: https://www.dieppe.ca/Modules/News/index.aspx?lang=en&newsId=3fd7ddfe-90f2-4ea2-9c8d-4643196732f8



News article from Acadie Nouvelle: https://outline.com/u5yxHc
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Seven storeys.
Sorry, brain fart, will correct..........
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