General Suburban Updates and Rumours

[ac3r]

Not sure if you counted that in regards to me saying that Waterloo hasn't done a whole lot. But if so, if you include the University Area section the count would be a lot higher because Waterloo let developers build quite a lot of trash student buildings..but none of those buildings do much in terms of actual progressive urban development. IMO they are regressive because they've destroyed the neighbourhoods and streetscapes they're in. If you just count what has been built uptown, they've built a whopping 5 projects (to my knowledge) in the last decade. Any new offices in Waterloo are waaay out at the Research and Technology park and that entire area is just acres upon acres of inhuman, ugly low rise car oriented crap that again acts in a horribly regressive way in terms of urban development. Kitchener has done a much better job to progress as a city.