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I can confirm I am not driving. If I was, all you would see is streams of light because I drive so fast and I didn't think that would be appropriate.

I noticed the building neighbouring the scaffolding site is also being sold. Does this development cover both?

So glad to see this bad boy up and running

In answer to your question Hi-Touch, no the development is an 'island' site, i.e. is bounded by streets on all four sides, so does not include the site for sale to its east.

adel aide wrote: ↑

Tue Aug 07, 2018 9:59 am

I guess that entitles him to be sceptical of every other project but it sure makes him a long way from an expert in picking a good project and understanding the fundamentals in getting a project from proposed to reality.

Obviously you are an expert, so I look forward to reading your insightful comments on Adelaide developments in the future.

Surely i would have expected that whoever is providing finance eg bank, building society, superannuation fund etc would ensure that the builder/developer has paid some level of insurance prior to proceeding to ensure that the building is built/finished/handed over even in the event the builder goes broke

Demolition is underway at the back of the building.

there's no doubt that it's serious business.
Whenever I see scaffolding, there is a small thought in the back of my mind saying "maybe they're refurbishing the display office"

Same view from this morning

Great picture, keep them coming

Let's hope all those red bricks go to a good home

Cheers

Ho Really wrote: ↑

Mon Aug 13, 2018 11:33 am

Let's hope all those red bricks go to a good home

Cheers

I think they are, pretty sure I saw a recycling sign yesterday on the fence that indicated to me that the bricks are being reused.

timtam20292 wrote: ↑

Mon Aug 13, 2018 11:42 am

Ho Really wrote: ↑

Mon Aug 13, 2018 11:33 am

Let's hope all those red bricks go to a good home

Cheers

I think they are, pretty sure I saw a recycling sign yesterday on the fence that indicated to me that the bricks are being reused.

Red bricks are always recycled. Demolition contractors are recyclers, even if not in name. The price they charge for demolition factors in the value and resale of the building materials they're getting out of it. If a demolition contractor weren't reselling red bricks then they wouldn't be in business long.

More construction and it's another one of the new talls. This is exciting.

The sign on the fence just to the right of the worker in the fluoro vest.

EBG wrote: ↑

Mon Aug 13, 2018 8:22 pm

The sign on the fence just to the right of the worker in the fluoro vest.

That's the one.