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Ivanhoe Cambridge has bought land at Panama, with Prevel and TGTA, plans on developing it. Happened a few days ago, this area will (potentially) see buildings up to 120 metres and 3,000 units.
Ivanhoe Cambridge has bought land at Panama, with Prevel and TGTA, plans on developing it. Happened a few days ago, this area will (potentially) see buildings up to 120 metres and 3,000 units.
Good news. That should mean there will be a faster outcome than just relying on Prevel and TGTA.
It’s a good thing that Loblaws building was not profitable in the long run, so that a piece of land of that size is now available to developers. I’m hoping landscape architects will do a good job of it, and steer clear of the Megablocks on offer in other TOD developments. The need for new digs for famlies is pressing in the years to come, for anyone doing the metro-boulot-dodo route; the proximity to REM will be an attractive solution.
I wonder how Solar Uniquartier are doing as far as sales go? Any news on that front?
Good news. That should mean there will be a faster outcome than just relying on Prevel and TGTA.
It’s a good thing that Loblaws building was not profitable in the long run, so that a piece of land of that size is now available to developers. I’m hoping landscape architects will do a good job of it, and steer clear of the Megablocks on offer in other TOD developments. The need for new digs for famlies is pressing in the years to come, for anyone doing the metro-boulot-dodo route; the proximity to REM will be an attractive solution.
I wonder how Solar Uniquartier are doing as far as sales go? Any news on that front?
Got so excited by Livmore 2 that I forgot to respond to this lol.
Agree on the first part, I'm so happy that I.C bought land here so they can help expedite building units in this area. There's been so much demand in areas close to REM stations, now is the time to capitalise.
Solar Uni. is doing phenomenal, more phases planned, thousands of units built, hundreds of thousands of sq. ft of office space leased, University of Montreal leased space there. Commercial offerings are through the roof.
More will be built on the land next to it and even Dix-30 will remove parking to build condos. Only iffy thing is (typical) municipal government not wanting all these buildings built all at once due to infrastructure concerns. But the demand is there, so they should start investing now and allow building en masse.
Looks pretty neat, but I am starting to think architects overall are lacking creativity. More bland rectangular glass boxes. This could easily pass off as yet another "Tour des Canadiens."
Looks pretty neat, but I am starting to think architects overall are lacking creativity. More bland rectangular glass boxes. This could easily pass off as yet another "Tour des Canadiens."
I think even the REM proposal would have brought more interest to the streetscape even if I was opposed to it. That said, I really think it is time to do a makeover of massive proportions…
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