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“It will then be turned over to the city for demolition to make way for station construction and future development.”This advertisement has not loaded yet, but your article continues below.The 30-year-old market, with its nearly 170,000 square feet of retail space, is seen by many as a struggling retail and entertainment venue that never achieved its goal of becoming a focal point of activity in the city’s core.
Both the city and Harvard say the market’s more than 50 tenants were advised of the plans at an open house earlier this week.“While we view this as a time of optimism and revitalization, we also understand this infrastructure initiative will require closure and relocation of the 50-plus businesses who have called Eau Claire Market home,” said Harvard Developments CEO Rosanne Hill Blaisdell.
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Interesting city sold it to Harvard for 13.5M(value was 45M) with option to buyback if development didn’t happen.was negotiating to buy back in 2019. Obviously never did & now are hiding cost to build green line at site which benefits harvard. Another yyccc failure.
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Green Line LRT station deal will entail Eau Claire Market's demolitionA deal reached between the city and developer for a Green Line LRT station at Eau Claire will lead to area market\u0027s demolition. Yet Calgary city council can't find a way to connect the LRT to yyc ... despite the airport being almost spitting distance from Whitehorn realnoahadler99 So long Eau Claire. Some of the best years of my life working at the ol' HRC I love the theatre and The Garage.
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Eau Claire Market to come down for the Green LineIt's taken three years of negotiations but there's finally a plan in place to redevelop Eau Claire Market – by demolishing it. So, create pollution with tearing down the mall, then more pollution in building and maintaining a underground C-Train railway .... but that is ok, because it is going to green transportation? umm.....
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Eau Claire Market to be torn down, making way for Green Line LRT stationA deal reached between the city and developer for a Green Line LRT station at Eau Claire will lead to area market\u0027s demolition.
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