Building height restrictions: why we need them
Taylor C. Noakes, now writing for CultMTL, explains why he thinks we need those building height restrictions that Denis Coderre wants to toss out.
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Phil M 06:31 on 2021-05-21 Permalink
Noakes writes “residential towers in our city are essentially, without exception, luxury condominiums,” which is demonstrably false, with many new buildings being rentals. Can’t comment on Cult’s site, so here it is.
dhomas 08:30 on 2021-05-21 Permalink
Well… An apartment (in a new condo complex) for rent at $5,550/month doesn’t exactly scream “affordable”:
http://www.centris.ca/en/property/23646280
Jebediah Pallendrome 13:27 on 2021-05-23 Permalink
@Philm – they’re being sold as condos and then rented out right?