Somebody got a fire lit under their derriere

It will be a mix of market rate and affordable. I was referring to the market rate units as obviously affordable units have essentially unlimited latent demand.

Agreed, it ruins what would otherwise be a stunning podium, and completely disrupts the potential for a quality public realm by preventing proper sidewalk widening.

Zero residential parking? With a fire station built into the building? We can safely expect this to take 15 years to fully lease out from first occupancy.

New frontpage story up: https://urbantoronto.ca/news/2026/04/rapidto-express-lane-work-lagging-bathurst-and-dufferin.60835

Man that original house (hotel?) is stunning.

I think that barded wire is deserving of a heritage designation

Our own, temporary, taste of Detroit

Don't worry, I have it on good authority that we'll have a HSR station just around the corner..... and in Smith's Falls.... and maybe Laval.

Great! Now once they finish painting Nassau to Bloor, they can get started once more on the flaked off section from Lakeshore to Dundas.....and the repeat the whole thing over again ad nauseum. I must admit, the city bureaucracy knows how to keep a job going.

Idk surely there's a way to redevelop the plaza that won't infringe on the terminals future viability? After all it's really just a truck lot. I don't see why the shared property line between the plaza and terminal couldn't be treated like a party wall and just get a blank, windowless wall up...

Looks stunning, it is a bit funny for a 7-storey unit to be called a "houseplex" tho

This was just sold for $4.8 mil in a receivership sale

YUCK!

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