Will no one protect these heritage (checks notes) parking spaces owned by the city and already declared surplus?
Looking at the map I see several very large empty lots in the city limits. I suspect residents see a significant local effect that the city does not give a squat about.Will no one protect these heritage (checks notes) parking spaces owned by the city and already declared surplus?
There are very few places for parking in downtown Stoney Creek. Closing even a few of them off could spell the death for any number of businesses there. There is lots of land available out old highway 8 way that could easily accommodate the proposed development. Giving up a parking lot is an easy sell for people who don't go thereLooking at the map I see several very large empty lots in the city limits. I suspect residents see a significant local effect that the city does not give a squat about.
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Totally good decision.....no parking, no business.
Rank | Cities | Rate per 100K people |
1 | Winnipeg, Manitoba | 811.33 |
2 | Lethbridge, Alberta | 763.96 |
3 | Saskatoon, Saskatchewan | 761.1 |
4 | Regina, Saskatchewan | 733.23 |
5 | Kelowna, British Columbia | 708.74 |
6 | Moncton, New Brunswick | 607.51 |
7 | Edmonton, Alberta | 547.48 |
8 | Calgary, Alberta | 518.61 |
9 | Windsor, Ontario | 455.84 |
10 | Kitchener-Cambridge-Waterloo, Ontario | 438.29 |
11 | London, Ontario | 427.42 |
12 | Kingston, Ontario | 422.54 |
13 | St. John’s, Newfoundland and Labrador | 421.27 |
14 | Greater Sudbury, Ontario | 390.21 |
15 | Brantford, Ontario | 340.97 |
16 | Vancouver, British Columbia | 336.18 |
17 | Guelph, Ontario | 334.8 |
18 | Thunder Bay, Ontario | 322.86 |
19 | Abbotsford-Mission, British Columbia | 298.14 |
20 | Peterborough, Ontario | 289.82 |
21 | Belleville, Ontario | 287.93 |
22 | Halifax, Nova Scotia | 282.61 |
23 | St. Catharines-Niagara, Ontario | 279.6 |
24 | Victoria, British Columbia | 279.55 |
25 | Ottawa-Gatineau, Quebec part | 272.72 |
26 | Ottawa-Gatineau, Ontario/Quebec | 258.56 |
27 | Ottawa-Gatineau, Ontario part | 254.25 |
28 | Hamilton, Ontario | 253.97 |
29 | Trois-Rivières, Quebec | 231.76 |
30 | Montréal, Quebec | 221.03 |
31 | Prince Edward Island | 210.91 |
32 | Saguenay, Quebec | 198.44 |
33 | Sherbrooke, Quebec | 191.04 |
34 | Saint John, New Brunswick | 187.89 |
35 | Québec, Quebec | 180.21 |
36 | Toronto, Ontario | 162.19 |
37 | Barrie, Ontario | 143.16 |
NIMBYs win again...
I remember about 25 years ago, it was around $400 for a room. But now it can easily be over $1000.
I know what you are talking about; here, a lot of international students do that. They sleep in bunk beds and share one room with many people so as to keep the rent lower. But the issue is lack of privacy. Also, they probably won't have the space to put desks for 4 people, which they need in order to study.A female could share a room in Etobicoke with three others for $475 ( plus $50.00 for hydro, heating, water and internet ).
Still lots of room in Toronto, especially on the TTC.
Average home price in Ottawa right now is about 620K.
Detached home average price increased by 0.3% year-over-year to $1.44M.
I decided in 13 not to go into retirement owing anything outside typical bills like taxes, utilities etc. I paid off my mortgage and was free and clear of any other debt. Best move I ever made. Now I pay cash for almost everything.
Using parking lots for other things seems to be a global trend,City staff say in a new report that Toronto owns 300 parking lots, typically managed by the Toronto Parking Authority, many of which wouldn't be suitable for conversion. However, staff say their examination of those lots shows 130 could potentially support housing.
This luck or opportunity will never come back for the next generations to come.I decided in 13 not to go into retirement owing anything outside typical bills like taxes, utilities etc. I paid off my mortgage and was free and clear of any other debt. Best move I ever made. Now I pay cash for almost everything.
A typical 3-rooms bedroom home here in Quebec is roughly 550 000$.
In Feb. 2024, detached houses in Toronto sold for an average of $1.6 million.
At least in the CAF, you can set yourself up (every situation is different) with a pension and equally or more salaried position in the private/public sector without all the shenanigans of being in the CAF.