They don't even have the soil remediation related shoring permit here, nor do they have Drain/Site Service.

This may be being held back in part, because demolition hasn't started on the 1117 site next door.

This is moving too slowly for my taste.
 
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The demolition permit for 1117 Danforth has been in hand since April:

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What housing crisis?

For that site specifically, they haven't resolved Drain/Site service from March/April

1111 Danforth is equally stuck on the same time period.

@Paclo reported back in early July that there was a technical resubmission, and we can't get permits in 12 weeks? C'mon.............
 
If anyone's interested YT from CoA today:

Long story short - most of the changes are "due" to the Theatre they are re-building and the addition of Geothermal requiring a larger MPH. But was overall positive and was approved.

Decision Notice of the Approval was issued December 17th.

New Arch. Drawings, January '26

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@Paclo

@ProjectEnd 's commentary is sought on this being yet another of these co-living buildings "3 bedroom' - - 412ft2.

They've inherited a slew of these from Core.... I'm not sure I accept that the student housing market is this robust next to campus'es but ....this is nowhere near any college campus. Is there any evidence of a market to support this?

I could understand trying one.......but to be building at least 3 at once ......if this doesn't work out....I don't even know how you address it.
 
Decision Notice of the Approval was issued December 17th.

New Arch. Drawings, January '26

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@Paclo

@ProjectEnd 's commentary is sought on this being yet another of these co-living buildings "3 bedroom' - - 412ft2.

They've inherited a slew of these from Core.... I'm not sure I accept that the student housing market is this robust next to campus'es but ....this is nowhere near any college campus. Is there any evidence of a market to support this?

I could understand trying one.......but to be building at least 3 at once ......if this doesn't work out....I don't even know how you address it.
I think there would be demand for spaces like this. Rents in Toronto are still so out of sync with median income that there are probably a large number of recent immigrants, artists, and service sector workers that would be willing to sacrifice having their own living room/kitchen for a rent that does not eat up 80% of their income.

With return-to-office increasing demand and new supply drying up, I don't see this changing in a meaningful way anytime soon.
 
I think there would be demand for spaces like this. Rents in Toronto are still so out of sync with median income that there are probably a large number of recent immigrants, artists, and service sector workers that would be willing to sacrifice having their own living room/kitchen for a rent that does not eat up 80% of their income.

With return-to-office increasing demand and new supply drying up, I don't see this changing in a meaningful way anytime soon.

Possible.

But in both condos and rentals studios are proving hard to sell/lease at almost any price.

University dorm space of this type would rent for ~1200k a month.

Or could you get a 1 bdrm in Scarborough in an older building for $1,800

Not sure, that's why I'd be curious to hear the assessment of industry folk.
 

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