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Another round of L's for Montreal... I'm starting to think we'll be entering a rather long recession compared to elsewhere in North America.
1. 44-floor condo in Nun's Island that was U/C now postponed because "its too tall" and residents complained too much.
2. Expos/Tampa deal is dead
3. GAP leaving downtown.
Another round of L's for Montreal... I'm starting to think we'll be entering a rather long recession compared to elsewhere in North America.
1. 44-floor condo in Nun's Island that was U/C now postponed because "its too tall" and residents complained too much.
2. Expos/Tampa deal is dead
3. GAP leaving downtown.
This project is not postponed because it's too tall (although some citizens do complain about this), but because the promoter was asking for a derogation that was not approved about the slope between the street and the building's entrance.
Nice! Will it still be mostly elevated lines going eastwards?
Correct, so 500 metres downtown will be underground, the rest of the downtown line/East will be elevated lines (ranging up to 40ft in elevation) and the branch extending from L'Assumption to Marie-Victorin will be underground.
Correct, so 500 metres downtown will be underground, the rest of the downtown line/East will be elevated lines (ranging up to 40ft in elevation) and the branch extending from L'Assumption to Marie-Victorin will be underground.
Cool cool.
Glad to see the royal mont project moving ahead. That area really needed something like that.
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