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The Wade is a two-building, 102-unit mixed-use condominium and ground floor commercial development spanning the east side of the 1400-block of Cook Street between Johnson Street and Pandora Avenue.
The 1950's-era Medical Arts Building, situated at Pandora Avenue and Cook Street, will be restored and transformed into a residential building.
A new-build, four-storey concrete lowrise will be situated at Cook and Johnson streets.
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Approximately 24,000 square feet of ground floor commercial space will front onto Johnson Street, Cook Street and Pandora Avenue.
This seems like a quality project, but progress does seem slow.
This seems like a quality project, but progress does seem slow.
Very slow indeed. Apparently the glazing is supposed to start being delivered later this week (only a month later than promised in June/July).
Many workers on site here now when I walked the property. I could care less when they finish just do a good job.
...I could care less when they finish just do a good job.
Presumably, you mean you couldn't care less (a common grammatical mistake). So you'd be OK with this project not being completed for 5 years?
This seems like a quality project, but progress does seem slow.
I guess we can’t be surprised by the slow progress considering the GC is the developers son (tough to get mad/fire/sue). Word on the street is they are still saying 2019 completion. I had a client buy in here and had to tell her to be prepared to keep renting until spring but probably summer.
I just advised a clients to not purchase at west bay due to unrealistic completion timelines they have proven at the wade
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