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  1. 64 Marshall Street
    Formerly 64-68 Marshall Street

    2. #1
    UrbanWaterloo
    04-15-2011 01:01 PM
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    From Kitchener-Waterloo | Member Since Dec 2009 | 5,676 Posts
    #2
    04-15-2011 01:01 PM
    With their sold signs out front, I wouldn't be surprised if these properties become the next student housing developments on Marshall Street...

    64 & 68 Marshall Street - April 13, 2011



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    From Kitchener-Waterloo | Member Since Dec 2009 | 5,676 Posts
    #3
    01-03-2012 04:07 PM
    January 3, 2012





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    From Kitchener-Waterloo | Member Since Dec 2009 | 5,676 Posts
    #4
    02-03-2012 11:20 AM
    Excavation has started...
    February 3, 2012

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    From Kitchener-Waterloo | Member Since Dec 2009 | 5,676 Posts
    #5
    02-13-2012 05:15 PM
    Excavation continues while the foundation grows...
    February 13, 2012



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    From Kitchener-Waterloo | Member Since Dec 2009 | 5,676 Posts
    #6
    03-08-2012 01:19 PM
    March 5, 2012

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    From Kitchener-Waterloo | Member Since Dec 2009 | 5,676 Posts
    #7
    04-18-2012 09:28 PM
    April 18, 2012







  8. Member Since Jan 2011 | 172 Posts
    #8
    04-18-2012 10:00 PM
    I believe that 64 a and b sold for a combined $324,900 and 68 sold for $618,000. A $1,000,000 land purchase, essentially. These babies must be making some money for that kind of outlay (before demolition and construction).
  9. Member Since Mar 2010 | 174 Posts
    #9
    04-25-2012 02:52 AM
    I rather liked the previous building on site--the 2.5s red brick walkup. Used to live in such a building in Waterloo.

    Anyhow here's the @renderporn (snicker)



    from http://waterloo-ontario.olx.ca/stude...-iid-325722259

    Ready for Sept 1st.

    One thing that intriques me is how quickly these buildings go up compared to similar-sized projects in Toronto. The construction technique could certainly be put to good use here, although with better exterior design aesthetics.
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    From Kitchener-Waterloo | Member Since Dec 2009 | 5,676 Posts
    #10
    05-15-2012 07:43 PM
    May 15, 2012





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    From Kitchener-Waterloo | Member Since Dec 2009 | 5,676 Posts
    #11
    06-07-2012 11:06 AM
    Topped out at 6 floors...
    June 5, 2012





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    From Kitchener-Waterloo | Member Since Dec 2009 | 5,676 Posts
    #12
    06-29-2012 08:06 AM
    Starting to lay brick...
    June 28, 2012



    North-West Corner
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    From Kitchener-Waterloo | Member Since Dec 2009 | 5,676 Posts
    #13
    07-19-2012 03:10 PM
    Brickwork...
    July 18, 2012







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    From Kitchener-Waterloo | Member Since Dec 2009 | 5,676 Posts
    #14
    09-05-2012 01:01 PM
    August 31, 2012



  15. Member Since Jun 2010 | 51 Posts
    #15
    09-05-2012 02:25 PM
    This is one of the better looking student factories I have seen. I like the look of the grey brick at the bottom of it. For some reason, hopefully just because it was completed the yellow brick on the front looks to be 2 different colours?
  16. From Kitchener | Member Since May 2010 | 308 Posts
    #16
    09-05-2012 02:45 PM
    Quote Originally Posted by T-Bone
    This is one of the better looking student factories I have seen. I like the look of the grey brick at the bottom of it. For some reason, hopefully just because it was completed the yellow brick on the front looks to be 2 different colours?
    looks okay to me , not perfect but better than stucco.