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Originally Posted by eschaton
It was cited in the URA meeting. This was pretty explicitly only single-family homes, though, which wouldn't count apartment buildings completed, but I would think includes both attached and detached SFH.
Seems like a slowdown everywhere, TBH. I still bike through Lawrenceville fairly frequently, and I'm not really noticing the (few remaining) vacant lots filling in very quickly any longer.
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I've been noticing the same. Even in other nearby cities. This decade really hasn't been too kind to our cities compared to the 2010s.
The Mary Street Apartments are definitely kind of bland design-wise, but I'm fine with the 200 apartments and 199 stall garage part of it. Isn't four stories the maximum these apartment buildings can be before they would have to switch to more expensive construction materials for the frame?
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