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September 10, 2023

The residents of Castledowns Pointe have many questions, including who built the Edmonton property engineers say could collapse and what happens next?

No one will be living in the Castledowns Pointe condos anytime soon, even though the bills still need to be paid, in what is being described as a "financial tragedy" in north Edmonton.

Residents of Castledowns Pointe were ordered to vacate by the City of Edmonton after an engineering assessment found the condo building was not built properly and could collapse.

The notice said the firm was hired following a fire in the building last spring and that it found structural issues unrelated to the fire.

After fire damaged a northwest Edmonton condo building, engineers discovered it was not built properly and could collapse — so residents are being urged to leave immediately.

After fire damaged a northwest Edmonton condo building, engineers discovered it was not built properly and could collapse — so residents are being urged to leave immediately.

Residents of Castledowns Pointe, a four-storey, 83-unit condo building in northwest Edmonton, have been urged to immediately evacuate their homes due to concerns the building could collapse.