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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.
Looks better than the model hands down. Do we know the tenant list yt or will that be announced later on?
November 7th, 2019
I walked by yesterday, but didn't take any pictures unfortunately. It looked like the majority of the windows on the courtyard facing side of the old building had been installed, with some of the black frames in place on the outside along Johnson too.Any more progress with window installation? If any one could take a pic of the new north section would be curious to see the progress.
No windows in the new south building yet, but there are steel frames that I believe the windows and black frames get attached to.
The annex to the old building looks to be the least finished from what I could tell. No steel frames for windows, no tarps to keep the interior dry, etc.
I'll see if I can take some pictures this weekend if no one else has posted any by then.
....with some of the black frames in place on the outside along Johnson too.
Whoops, I meant Cook not Johnson.
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