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Originally Posted by Migrant_Coconut
Must've missed the part where Save-On-Foods, RONA, White Spot or a pet store were considered "industrial." The studios around the malls are probably staying; the malls themselves (which are definitely on commercial zoning), not so much.
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What do you think is going to happen to the property tax rates if they turn the strip mall into 40-story condos?
That site is literally surrounded by mixed industrial/employment zoning, which is not really great for residences compared to offices (which would fit better in the area, same as for the Flats.)
Also, RONA and other hardware stores are considered industrial under Metro zoning.
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