Confidently untrue, friendo.

I mean, it was never going to be that. That's the cute, flowery, - largely meaningless -, conceptual, "charrette" crap the City does [wastes years on] to get us to this stage where folks are actually plugging things into the blocks. These two sides of planning don't, and never will, talk to one...

Shit. I invested big in this. WTF am I supposed to do?

If this were real, this is what you'd do: 6 units per floor with generous sizing. Someone would have no issues leasing this given the location. ~251 units makes 3 elevators perfectly fine. It's extremely rare that I see an investment vision from this kind of garbage, but this could work very well.

You know what everyone is hankering after right now? A 91-storey approval of absolutely terrible investor garbage in Toronto, Ontario, Canada.

*Siamak, not David.

Tree removal underway here. Lots of work going on behind the houses fronting Davenport too:

This location was supposed to open before Peter. BestCo is lackadaisical at best, compounded here by Westbank's implosion and the broader project having a rotating cast of characters acting as "CM" with no clear direction or finite schedule. A mess within a mess...

Michael Snow (RIP).

Walmart is across the street. Fresh Co. is across the tracks. Even Summerhill Market and the Loblaws west of Jane are closer than Nations. What are you talking about?

Why would they vacate and decommission the building? You're now trying to move a decent-sized approval with no income cover?

Approved at 50, 45, 42 storeys: https://secure.toronto.ca/council/agenda-item.do?item=2026.CC36.6

I'd find one of these compelling if there were no American stops. Completely ruins the whole idea (for me) as all of the providers bounce around to both sides, unfortunately.

They only have Pivot, Four Fifty, and The Bridge left. Pivot is (I believe) in negotiation. Strada and Litho have been sold. https://howardchai.substack.com/p/riocan-living-35-greenfield-toronto-pivot-listing