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Great shots (here and in the other thread)! Really highlights the amount of greenery in the city.
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That parking lot in front of the Joe Howe Superstore is going to look really out of place soon. Would be a prime spot to redevelop & turn into a neighbourhood, like Crombie has proposed up on Lacewood & Dunbrack.
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That parking lot in front of the Joe Howe Superstore is going to look really out of place soon. Would be a prime spot to redevelop & turn into a neighbourhood, like Crombie has proposed up on Lacewood & Dunbrack.
I haven't heard anything on this!!!! Where are the details on it?
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I haven't heard anything on this!!!! Where are the details on it?
This: https://skyscraperpage.com/forum/showthread.php?t=250478
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Thank you,I hadn't seen anything about that!
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Very cool! The footprint on this thing is massive given what was previously there. Quite the transformation this will bring!
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Coming along.

This must be the 'longest' development in Halifax? lol
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Drove past this site today for the first time in months. It is indeed a huge footprint and now that it is a few floors up, it really looms over the street. Interesting design details on the end where floorplates appear partially cantilevered over the edge.
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A couple of pics taken from the back side...

20241030_133745_HDR by A.J. Forsythe, on Flickr


20241030_130907_HDR by A.J. Forsythe, on Flickr
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The crane was removed a couple of weeks ago.


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This project seems to have stalled out as of the past few months, I rarely see workers on site and when I do, it's just a couple tinkering on windows/interior.

Has the developer moved resources to another site? This same group did The Elevation on Robie and that seemingly took forever as well.
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This project seems to have stalled out as of the past few months, I rarely see workers on site and when I do, it's just a couple tinkering on windows/interior.

Has the developer moved resources to another site? This same group did The Elevation on Robie and that seemingly took forever as well.
I'm not sure about moving resources but I do know they were facing a number of lawsuits for the Elevation. Some from the city and some from tenants I believe.
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Transformative! This area used to be extremely sketchy. It now has some coherence as an urban fabric.

I don't love the DQ street interaction and the area is still too car centric, but it's really now evolving into a proper urban landscape. Kudos to the developers that are making this part of Halifax objectively better.
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There has been a building permit submitted for an unnamed restaurant on this property.


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There has been a building permit submitted for an unnamed restaurant on this property.


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I’ve heard they’re putting a Starbucks there with a drive thru
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I’ve heard they’re putting a Starbucks there with a drive thru
IIRC Centre Plan does not allow for new drive throughs on the peninsula. Does Joe Howe count as the peninsula? It's the border, I guess

Not sure where they'd fit a drive through on this build anyway. There are two entry ways, both which seem to be for folks coming and going from the development.

Hopefully something better than a Sbux!
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IIRC Centre Plan does not allow for new drive throughs on the peninsula. Does Joe Howe count as the peninsula? It's the border, I guess
Yes it's the border. East side is in Centre Plan, west side is Halifax Mainland Land Use Bylaw.
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