"Revenue Properties" sounds like something an AI would come up with. Why don't they just call themselves "Profit Corp."?

That's not an ad by Concord. It's just some random broker (dolphin realty?) that likely doesn't care what the tower actually looks like.

I know it's not a popular opinion, but I like this one. The detailing and materials might be lacking, but at a glance the overall design gesture is clean, sharp and clearly communicated.

It's indeed a bit odd when you think of it that way, but I'll take it over a tacky and totally meaningless name like "Time & Space".

Just wanted to pass on my condolences to Jason's family. I always looked forward too seeing his great photos.

Russian School of Math is going in on the Bathurst side, and A&W is going in on the St. Clair side.

The juxtaposition of red brick and glass towers in these photos is giving me strong Distillery District vibes.

I must be a philistine because I like the look of this one. No horizontal mullions, no spandrel glass on the tower, solid (i.e. non-glass) materials, dark colour, simple design gesture... solid B+ in my opinion.

Last I heard they were close to securing an anchor, but that was about a year ago. Who knows what's happened since?

Patience...

Yup, that's a different project, owned by Project Core. M+G is Great Gulf's baby now.

Pretty sure it's a parody account.

Whoa...

I'm truly mystified by how this news could have elicited such a negative reaction from some here. I've never seen a development (other than ones with horrid designs) attract such relentless skepticism and hate.

It's an unusual project.

I thought this might start to look better as it got taller, but I was wrong.

This is not cheap retail space. Don't be surprised that it takes a long time to lease.

Just because you can't think of a reason, doesn't mean there isn't a very good reason. The realities of building, selling and financing something of this magnitude are complex and not typically publicized. It's disingenuous for you to push the narrative that Great Gulf has been sitting on their...

For what it's worth, I've heard from decent sources that they're close to locking down an anchor for the Hub.

It's not immediately evident but this will actually be the tallest office tower to go up in Toronto since Scotia Plaza in 1988.