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Dundee Secondary Plan (City of Kitchener)
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(08-12-2025, 09:53 AM)Momo26 Wrote: We are obsessed with building up. Condo market has spoken and people dont want shoe boxes. (Up to 3/4 story in a tasteful manner is okay as there is still interaction with streetscape at those heights, but not high rises).

How much land has been freed up for us to build outwards rather than upwards?

Building forms in between the two extremes is our biggest issue. Both in builder/buyer preferences as well as the constraints from zoning and building codes.

 There are so many examples around the world of denser low to mid-rise that can work provided the rest of the development can be done right to not be a sea of asphalt and concrete for cars without walkability.
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RE: Dundee Secondary Plan (City of Kitchener) - by cherrypark - 08-13-2025, 11:33 AM

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