[Burlington] 2079 Lakeshore Road Condos | 99.32m | 29 fl | Under Construction

[thomax]

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- 29-storey mixed-use building
- 280 residential units
- 675 square metres of ground floor commercial retail space fronting on Lakeshore Road and Pearl Street
- Adaptive re-use of listed heritage buildings fronting on Pearl Street as Live/Work units
- Five levels of underground parking (280 spaces) and at grade parking (11 spaces)
- Car access from Lakeshore Road
- Loading access from Pearl Street
- Neighbor to the recently approved, 26-floor, Nautique Condos

More Info: burlington.ca/en/services-for-you/2069---2079-Lakeshore-and-383---385-Pearl

[lachlanholmes]

Originally Posted by thomax

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Info:
- 29-storey mixed-use building
- 280 residential units
- 675 square metres of ground floor commercial retail space fronting on Lakeshore Road and Pearl Street
- Adaptive re-use of listed heritage buildings fronting on Pearl Street as Live/Work units
- Five levels of underground parking (280 spaces) and at grade parking (11 spaces)
- Car access from Lakeshore Road
- Loading access from Pearl Street
- Neighbor to the recently approved, 26-floor, Nautique Condos

More Info: burlington.ca/en/services-for-you/2069---2079-Lakeshore-and-383---385-Pearl

Exactly the kind of development Hamilton/Burlington needs... too bad it's going to be in for a real fight with their new mayor.

[LRTfan]

Originally Posted by HamiltonForward

Exactly the kind of development Hamilton/Burlington needs... too bad it's going to be in for a real fight with their new mayor.

and all the NIMBYs who live in $900,000 homes complaining about 'parking', 'congestion' blah blah

[TheRitsman]

Originally Posted by LRTfan

and all the NIMBYs who live in $900,000 homes complaining about 'parking', 'congestion' blah blah

Where are the homes in Burlington that cheap?

[drpgq]

Originally Posted by thomax

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- 29-storey mixed-use building
- 280 residential units

29 stories and 280 residential units? Interesting.

I agree that approvals process should be good.

[LRTfan]

Originally Posted by TheRitsman

Where are the homes in Burlington that cheap?

touche. lol

[Innsertnamehere]

Originally Posted by TheRitsman

Where are the homes in Burlington that cheap?

You can get large lot detached (albeit small houses) in the $600's a 15 minute walk from downtown. Burlington is expensive, but that expensive.

[ScreamingViking]

This thing in its current form is beastly. Why not just keep the white pattern framing all the way up? Was it an attempt to make it seem less imposing?

Hopefully alterations are made. But it's going to get a rough ride with the city based on height alone.

[johnnyhamont]

OLT has approved this development

-> [Burlington] 2079 Lakeshore Road Condos | 99.32m | 29 fl | Approved

Burlington mayor shocked after provincial ruling about downtown high-rise, calls for abolition of land tribunal

https://www.insauga.com/burlington-m...its-abolition/

Burlington mayor Marianne Meed Ward is calling for the abolition of the Ontario Land Tribunal (OLT) in the wake of a ruling that overturns a city decision.

On Wednesday, the OLT decided to allow a proposal to build a 29-storey building at 2069-2079 Lakeshore Rd.

The City of Burlington had already given a thumbs-down on the proposal, as it doesn’t adhere to the city’s Master Plan for the area...

[Innsertnamehere]

new renderings. This is launching sales:

[Hawrylyshyn]

Much improved design. Well done Burlington, wish Hamilton was getting projects like this

[ScreamingViking]

That's a lot nicer than the previous rendition. I like the "sail" pattern in the balcony glass.

Meed Ward's exasperation is understandable, though it will fall on deaf ears. And the cat was out of the bag when the other towers near the site were approved.

[Innsertnamehere]

demolition underway: