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Old Posted Apr 8, 2013, 10:12 PM
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[Burlington] Pearl & Pine Retirement Residences | ? | 14fl | Under Construction

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- Luxury retirement residence
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- $50 million facility
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Burlington is seriously working on having a legitimate downtown.
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This is looking better than the renders - I like the red brick over the brown.

I think the planned waterfront condo/hotel development will be more of a game changer here. I'm not sure what's planned beyond that, but there is space for further intensification.

I just wish there would be more employment downtown... it's mostly retail, with some services and professional offices. The few office buildings are quite small. I don't think we'll ever see any larger ones built downtown though, not even a mid-rise which would be a great addition. Too much competition from the business parks along the QEW I guess, though there is plenty of parking downtown and the bus connections are decent, plus the QEW is quite close here too.
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