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Old Posted: Jan 23, 2008, 12:18 PM
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i know but thats all poor columbia street is
The same could be said for Yaletown, and Gastown has more and more restaurants moving in. I think people spend more freely on food than hard goods.
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Old Posted: Jan 24, 2008, 12:06 AM
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Nice find Ofiicedweller. I'm really not sure if there is enough demand in NW to sustain the amount of retail that will be built, maybe once all the condos are finished.Either the market at the quay or the IGA and surrounding stores will suffer though.
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Old Posted: Jan 24, 2008, 12:21 AM
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Since Kwantlen is close by those restauarnt spaces could be made smaller and occupied by 99 cent pizza places!! (Seriously - just like along Pender downtown near SFU and BCIT downtown)
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Old Posted: Jan 24, 2008, 7:03 AM
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^^I think the Quay is doomed...though not like I care.
^Its Douglas College thats there.
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Old Posted: Jan 24, 2008, 7:15 AM
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^Possibly. But I believe the owner of the quay has submitted plans for two 20 story res towers for the parking lot next to the Boathouse restaurant. With the Larco development+ nearby Columbia st buildings+Plaza88 the ever increasing density in the area may be enough to save it. They would probably have to invest in some renovations however.
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Thanks for the correction.
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Old Posted: Feb 17, 2008, 4:14 AM
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The First tower is topped off now, they are now working on the roofing "structure" and the second tower is now about one floor above the parkade. The third towers "footings" are poured and the parkade should be going up very very soon.
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Old Posted: Feb 20, 2008, 1:06 AM
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Nice looking towers.
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the parkade is huge.....thx for the pics.
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Old Posted: Feb 20, 2008, 7:27 AM
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Hey no prob, that development is huge and really coming along. Its been kind of neat seeing it rise ablove. Cant wait to see it finished!
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Old Posted: Feb 20, 2008, 7:42 AM
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Nice pics. Looks as though Azure II will be making an impact shortly.
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A trio from the SkyTrain this evening.

(My photo, taken February 20th, 2008)



(My photo, taken February 20th, 2008)



(My photo, taken February 20th, 2008)




The last one is a little fuzzy due to the zoom and the zooming SkyTrain.

Three of the towers and InterUrban will make quite a nice impact on the New West skyline.
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it should make quite a bit of impact towards the New West skyline....can't wait to walk around that rooftop mall.
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Some pictures I took earlier today.





















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Nice, thanks.
There's another tower planned for the west side of the completed tower, right?
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I think that was the plan... don't remember too well...

Great shots!
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Nice, thanks.
There's another tower planned for the west side of the completed tower, right?
It looks like it:



I'm sure once Marinus sells out they will begin marketing this fourth tower.
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^There is at least one more tower that will be built but its not part of the currently planed phases. It will replace the Old Spaghetti factory. There was even talk of a 6th tower at some point in the future but im not sure if that still is planed...definitely though there will be at least one more tower on the Old Spaghetti factory site that isnt shown in those renders and istn part of the currently planed phases.
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