[Undead]

N.B. I'll be posting a bunch of recent development applications in Barrie. Generally, I'll only be including proposals that have had some activity in the last 2-3 years. There are a few more proposals that seem to have stalled years ago, so my posts today aren't exhaustive. But it's clear development is on fire in Barrie--another place flying relatively under the radar like KW and Hamilton. Apologies if any of these proposals have already been posted and please merge the threads.

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Application: https://www.barrie.ca/City Hall/Pla...-Developments/Ward6/Pages/76-Bryne-Drive.aspx

Type of Application	Date Application Received	Status
Site Plan Control D11-002-2021	Feb. 18, 2021	Under Review

Small project in south Barrie.

"Applicant Blackthorn Development Corp., (c/o Maurizio Rogato) on behalf of, M-J-J-J Developments Inc., (c/o Sam Di Gregorio) has submitted a Site Plan Control Application for the development of a five (5) storey mixed use building with seven (7) ground floor commercial units and forty eight (48) residential units."

Arch plans:

Streetview:

 

[A Torontonian Now]

Although a lot of these Barrie developments you have been posting @Undead are essentially greenfield sites, it is nice to see some decent density; a bit of a paradigm shift from what one would expect to take place on greenfield sites in a place like Barrie.

 

[Torontomapleleafs]

Etheir this or something in this area is under construction because there’s a crane and a partially constructed building.

 

[Torontomapleleafs]

https://www.barrietoday.com/local-n...ks-sign-of-whats-to-come-on-bryne-dr-11371559 It is this, it’s like half way done btw.

 

[Railrunner]

The development crane towering over Barrie’s Bryne Drive is helping build five storeys of residences and commercial uses.
There are to be 48 residential units and seven ground-floor commercial spaces at 76 Bryne Dr., which is 1.95 acres.

https://www.barrietoday.com/local-n...ks-sign-of-whats-to-come-on-bryne-dr-11371559 from the same source rentals and seven separate spaces for ground floor commercial. Sounds pretty good.

 

[Torontomapleleafs]

Ya, do they really need a crane for 5 storeys?