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99 Columbia St W | 7 fl | Proposed - kalis0490 - 06-08-2019 99 Columbia St. Development Address: 99 Columbia St. Waterloo Development Website: https://www.walterfedy.com/projects/99-columbia-street-development.htm Developer: 101 Columbia Developments Inc. Architecture and Engineering: Walterfedy RE: 99 Columbia St. - tomh009 - 06-08-2019 99 Columbia St E -- right? RE: 99 Columbia St | 7 fl | proposed - KevinL - 06-08-2019 No, quite sure it's West. RE: 99 Columbia St | 7 fl | proposed - tomh009 - 06-08-2019 Duh, that makes sense -- it's Lexington in the other direction! RE: 99 Columbia St | 7 fl | proposed - jwilliamson - 06-09-2019 (06-08-2019, 09:46 PM)tomh009 Wrote: Duh, that makes sense -- it's Lexington in the other direction! Google shows 99 Columbia East as the final address before Columbia turns into Lexington at Marsland. RE: 99 Columbia St W | 7 fl | Proposed - rangersfan - 06-09-2019 I like the look of this project. RE: 99 Columbia St W | 7 fl | Proposed - white_brian - 06-09-2019 Was looking on Google maps and 99 Columbia W is at the corner with Albert RE: 99 Columbia St W | 7 fl | Proposed - Spokes - 06-09-2019 Pretty much the perfect size and massing for that spot RE: 99 Columbia St W | 7 fl | Proposed - timc - 06-10-2019 Wasn't there already a plan for development on that corner? Edit: I guess that plan is no more. Here is where it was talked about: http://www.waterlooregionconnected.com/showthread.php?tid=5&pid=33680#pid33680 A link to the zone change application: https://web.archive.org/web/20171124123303/https://www.waterloo.ca/en/business/93-101-Columbia-St--W-.asp RE: 99 Columbia St W | 7 fl | Proposed - Viewfromthe42 - 07-12-2019 Seems a bit strange that for around 100 units, in a family area, by parks, there are just 2 two bedroom units. Barrier-free one bedrooms sound good, but mostly only for a single person, instead of aging couples, unfortunately. RE: 99 Columbia St W | 7 fl | Proposed - timc - 07-12-2019 I hope that *something* gets built there. I'm tired of the current lack of property maintenance. RE: 99 Columbia St W | 7 fl | Proposed - taylortbb - 07-12-2019 (07-12-2019, 12:10 PM)Viewfromthe42 Wrote: Seems a bit strange that for around 100 units, in a family area, by parks, there are just 2 two bedroom units. Barrier-free one bedrooms sound good, but mostly only for a single person, instead of aging couples, unfortunately. I really wouldn't call it a family area, the neighbourhood is 99% students. I think the only customer of a premium building in that area will be faculty, and the fact they're okaying living near students suggests they're probably young. I feel it's a reasonable reflection of the neighbourhood, especially when most other buildings in the area have mostly multi-bedroom units. RE: 99 Columbia St W | 7 fl | Proposed - danbrotherston - 07-12-2019 (07-12-2019, 12:10 PM)Viewfromthe42 Wrote: Seems a bit strange that for around 100 units, in a family area, by parks, there are just 2 two bedroom units. Barrier-free one bedrooms sound good, but mostly only for a single person, instead of aging couples, unfortunately. Why would barrier free one bedroom units be for a single person instead of aging couples? RE: 99 Columbia St W | 7 fl | Proposed - nms - 07-26-2019 Students, particularly graduate students, often have families including children (and in some cases, aging parents) who come with them for the 2-7 year stretch that it might take to get from starting a Master's degree to finishing a PhD. Not every student is a single person. |