Falling glass again. http://www.cp24.com/news/falling-glass-from-king-west-condo-injures-passerby-1.2326806 Glass falling from a condominium on King West injured a pedestrian walking through the neighbourhood. Police say a 29-year-old man was bleeding from a head wound after shards of...

The glass looks good. I like the black.

If development continues at this pace, there may be a day when only that top third is visible in most skyline shots.

I went by the site this morning. This is what I saw.

New development from Concert, "The Kip District". http://www.concertproperties.com/condos/list/greater-toronto

I hope we don't lose all of these houses along this stretch. I thought these doctor's offices gave this stretch of St. Clair W more of a neighbourhood feel even though it is very close to Yonge.

Just found the address - 1092 Islington Avenue (Mods, please update the thread title).

More Dunpar in South Etobicoke. http://www.dunparhomes.com/communities/active-developments/the-islington/ They must be on the small side, similar to Westwood. Project description says "up to 1800 square feet". Dunpar towns are usually in the 2,000 square foot range.

http://www.nationalhomes.com/en/new-homes-for-sale/etobicoke.html#.U4x9-_ldVuE

http://urbancorphomes.ca/

I believe the parking is underground here. Cool feature that I've seen in a few other townhome developments.

Typical Dunpar townhomes... right down to the small hexagon windows in the front. :(

I wonder if this will spark more development along this stretch. Jopling, Acorn and Poplar (between Bloor and Dundas) are great development opportunities. These streets are a short walk to Kipling subway/GO. They are lined with mostly very small bungalows, many look as though they have never...

I lived here for several years. The buses are noisy but you get used to it. Also, I think this is easier accept as typical city noise. The most frequent complaint I heard from people in these buildings were the noise from the freight trains/Go trains. Freight trains would run through all...

Imagine what would not have been in UD's second last pic above. So many changes over the last decade.

I could see someone getting seriously injured loading or emptying that oven above which is right at the entrance. Horrible floor plan!

I agree. Hopefully Danforth between Donlands and Vic Park will be an area developers focus on in the years to come. Lots of potential there. Height is not necessary in this stretch either. Some nice mid-rises along here will create more foot traffic and revitalize the area.

This thread can move to low-rise.

Is this Islington south of Bloor?