You'd probably feel sadder if you had. It was utterly unremarkable, and a bit of a maze. I went there a few times re: my Ticat tickets and to visit the team store when it was there.
You'd probably feel sadder if you had. It was utterly unremarkable, and a bit of a maze. I went there a few times re: my Ticat tickets and to visit the team store when it was there.
I remember going there with my dad back when it was the Ticats' office too. It was just a bland, 90s/00s-looking office really
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You'd probably feel sadder if you had. It was utterly unremarkable, and a bit of a maze. I went there a few times re: my Ticat tickets and to visit the team store when it was there.
I went once, to buy a jersey I think. It was so dead quiet in there it was kind of awkward, just the sound of you moving around and the cash person breathing. Needed some music or something.
Might need to change the thread title. Demolition's nearly finished, they're down to the foundation now. Should be starting construction by the summertime.
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I remember when it was part of the Ministry of Labour. Don Drury, former councillor, used to work from there as a lawyer for the Ministry. There was nothing special about the building.
Pretty sure I beat y'all, having been in the place when it was Hamilton Squash Club or Racquetball Club .... quite a while back! Back in the days when we would hit up Rave Records for the used vinyl
This side street really did have a little bit of everything, eh?
According to the directories, there was still a sheet metal manufacturer here in the 60s. There used to be a lot of factories where the Int'l village is now, actually. They grew around the Ferguson Ave. tracks back when it was functionally a mainline.
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They're still digging downward and removing rubble.
I don't think they're excavating yet. The building permits on this site show the shoring and excavation permit hasn't been issued yet, it's under review still. You can check address permits I found out here: buildingpermits.hamilton.ca
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Likely filling in for safety until the permits for excavation and shoring are issued. Still in review according to city site.
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I'm assuming you're talking about public sales? There were posts of people buying them back in March and April.
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It's clear that the demand for condos in downtown Hamilton is enormous. Why the city works so hard to deny applications is unbelievable. This city could be something special, a mini version of Toronto. But instead we have had years of stagnation because of an incompetent council and staff.
It's clear that the demand for condos in downtown Hamilton is enormous. Why the city works so hard to deny applications is unbelievable. This city could be something special, a mini version of Toronto. But instead we have had years of stagnation because of an incompetent council and staff.
I wonder how many are speculators or looking to rent their units out, vs. people who actually intend to live in them.
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