Feels more like Canary Wharf to me.

I find it amusing that Wengle designs condos to look strikingly similar to his single family home projects. This project is going to be a b*tch to build wedged between these two buildings with virtually no room to stage.

The plan is brilliant. And the funding is simple. Make the 3 million people of Toronto pay for it. $10 billion is $3,333 for every citizen. That’s under $30 per month for 10 years. Call it a transit levy. Start it immediately and in 120 months we’ll have this mission critical transit...

Bullying? Isn’t this a transpo forum? I don’t understand. You’re obviously turning this into a political debate which is regrettable. You’d prepare the Province to go further into debt I assume? We’re already the biggest sub sovereign debtor on the planet. I can’t stand Wynne and her...

Levy a local tax specifically for transit.

Imagine all the new development projects that will rise along the Ontario line transit corridor.

Thanks for sharing. This is fantastic. Ford prioritizing transit in Canada’s biggest city. What’s not to like?

This intentionally vague statement can easily be interpreted to imply a change in ownership or control of the project. Not that I’m suggesting it personally. I have no knowledge of the situation beyond what I read here.

Aggressive? Everything that’s been developed on this street in the past 10 years is 40 storeys or greater and this is a busy corner as well. And let’s not forget that there’s a subway a couple hundreds meters from here. The open piazza concept is great and the design is beautiful. This could...

I’m flattered by your interest in my comments. Indeed I believe that Prince Arthur is a fantastic location for a boutique condo building like 36 Hazelton or the Hazelton Hotel for example. I should have added Prince Arthur to my list of supeiror condo living locations. (Off topic)...

The market clearly disagrees with you. Look at the utilitarian/mid market tenants across the street for clues. Again, I think you mean the most marketable spot as opposed to the best.

Certainly. For condos In Yorkville alone: Any property along Avenue Road from Davenport to Bloor Any property along Bay from Davenport to Bloor Any property on Bloor from Bay to Bedford Any property on Scollard Any property on Yorkville Any property on Cumberland Any property on Hazelton Any...

Most marketable pieces of real estate? Arguably. Most prime pieces of real estate? Not in even in the top 10. It's a dynamite spot for compact, mid-market units. It's a weak spot for luxury living.

Caveat Emptor?

That's obviously not a concern for Firm Capital.

Looks stunning. How will they get around setbacks and parkland contributions though?

How does the secured lender take a loss here and yet Lamb Developments presumably generates a profit?

So much precast. This will not age well.

Building looks like a 90's bank tower. It's unique in our skyline but dated. Is there any on site parkland dedication?

Toronto, are we next? https://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2018-11-14/this-is-what-s-killing-australia-s-property-boom?srnd=markets-vp