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[Citified.ca]

Skyeview Citified profile: https://victoria.cit...ondos/skyeview/

 

Skyeview, a 37-suite condominium now underway along the Old Island Highway in View Royal, is the first attainable homeownership opportunity in Greater Victoria from developer TLA Developments. The company, founded by Canadian Forces veterans, is on a mission to build homes for first-time buyers and families on southern Vancouver Island.

 

Veterans-turned-developers on a mission to build attainable housing in Victoria

https://victoria.cit...ng-in-victoria/

[Citified.ca]

Excavation is well underway.

 

August 10th.

 

 

 

[Citified.ca]

70% sold status for View Royal's Skyeview condo dev a reflection of demand for West Shore pre-sales

https://victoria.cit...hore-pre-sales/

[Citified.ca]

More condominium projects should offer ground floor terraces, which are highly desirable for individuals with pets, and families with small children.

 

Pet and child-friendly, ground floor terrace suite offered as final pre-sale at View Royal’s Skyeview condominium

https://victoria.cit...ew-condominium/

 

Here is an aerial of the project site:

 

[Nparker]

This photo proves there is still an abundance of available land, relatively close to the core, for "gentle density" (low-rise condos, townhouses etc.). There is no need for high-rises in Fairfield. It's all a matter of political will.

[Mike K.]

Certainly plenty of opportunities remain to develop out thoroughfares. We don't need to be labelling single-family-housing racist to house more people.

[m3m]

This photo proves there is still an abundance of available land, relatively close to the core, for "gentle density" (low-rise condos, townhouses etc.). There is no need for high-rises in Fairfield. It's all a matter of political will.

 

The neighbours in this area will say "there's no need for high rises here, there's plenty of room in Fairfield"

[Mattjvd]

This photo proves there is still an abundance of available land, relatively close to the core, for "gentle density" (low-rise condos, townhouses etc.). There is no need for high-rises in Fairfield. It's all a matter of political will.

Why not both?

Edited by Mattjvd, 10 January 2022 - 05:54 PM.

[Nparker]

Fairfield is already fully built out.