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Hudson Walk Two is a 15-storey, 106-unit mixed-use rental tower with a commercial ground floor. The building is situated at the Hudson District in downtown Victoria's north end.
Residences are comprised of 100 one and two-bedroom apartments and six ground floor townhomes.
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Six townhomes will be situated along a podium fronting onto Caledonia Avenue.
Approximately 4,000 square feet of commercial space will front onto Caledonia Avenue and Blanshard Street. The anchor tenant is expected to be a craft brew pub.
Yup, still going through the municipal motions, apparently.
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City staff have now been reviewing the revised plans for 7 months.
That should be a lawsuit at this point IMO. Unacceptable just let them open.
This is proceeding at light speed compared to the Northern Junk approvals.
what do people think of this building quality and surrounding vicinity? I see they often advertise units on craigslist as if they can't fill all their units?
The location is central and the Public Market is at your doorstep which makes life easy when you want to step out and buy an ingredient or a pre made lunch, etc.
They’re also just about to launch a condo tower that will become the Island’s tallest building: https://victoria.citified.ca/condos/hudson-place-one-1/
Public unveiling of Hudson Place One presentation centre to launch sales campaign
Pre-sales begin this week for the 176-unit Hudson Place One, Vancouver Island's tallest building.
Downtown rental tower with public play park and dog run welcomes residents
Tenants of the newly-completed Hudson Walk Two rental complex on Caledonia Avenue at Blanshard Street have started move-ins.
Excavation begins for what may become Vancouver Island's tallest building
Excavation crews have set to work on preparing the foundation for two residential towers at downtown Victoria's Hudson District, one of which could rise to 30-storeys.
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