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Waterloo Region Connected  /  Land Development and Real Estate  /  Suburbs v  /  Drewlo Waterloo (née Waterloo Motor Inn) | 8x 16-28 fl | proposed


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Drewlo Waterloo (née Waterloo Motor Inn) | 8x 16-28 fl | proposed
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03-04-2024, 02:14 PM
Hopefully its dead. Everything Drewlo touches is absolute trash. 

The City of Waterloo needs to do a bit of forward planning for the entire block between King and Weber. Planned properly this neighbourhood could be a dense walkable neighbourhood that offers residential, office and retail space for the community. As it stands now. They have just allowed developers to plan competing poorly thought-out sites that will be disconnected from the surrounding community. Its like they are building an urban suburb. This and 435 King st are so poorly thought out it frustrates me so much. I would prefer nothing gets built over what is currently planned.
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RE: Drewlo Waterloo (née Waterloo Motor Inn) | 8x 16-28 fl | proposed - by westwardloo - 03-04-2024, 02:14 PM

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