All this brick is being hand laid?

Market isn't particularly robust...especially in peripheral locations.

Better than a crack house.

That’s exactly, clearly what you said…

Like 12,15, or even 18 storeys would cause all this? Amazing insight.

My point is pretty basic and doesn’t require 6 paragraphs to explain. We need much more housing. Therefore when someone undertakes to redevelop a parcel of land, we should ensure that we maximize the housing yield per development. And yes I would prioritize this above trees, wind, shade, and...

My guess is the immigrant family living in the unit you want to eliminate for your aesthetic setback would disagree w your argument here.

Seems silly. Should've been built straight up to maximize efficiency and ease/speed of construction.

Thanks. I guess I was wondering why it wasn't proposed at 10 or 12 floors so it could house more people.

OLT settlement at 8 floors? Seems like a waste to go through all that effort and only have these buildings be 8 levels high.

Something tells me aA isn't done w the mullion detailing.

Looks like that is the top?

Was looking at the original GP scheme.

Looks really good. Will this be a local Toronto brick? Pre-cast or cast in place masonry?

Fine w height. Architectural quality moved in the wrong direction though. Shame.

World Class project. Likely not easy or profitable...but awesome edition to the strip.

"Supply is not the problem" Not sure that quote will age well. https://www.scotiabank.com/ca/en/about/economics/economics-publications/post.other-publications.housing.housing-note.housing-note--may-12-2021-.html Developer profit margins have been shrinking annually for over a decade...

~350units x 1.5ppl doesn't move the needle? Then x10 or x20 and it shall. Despite terrible architecture, I'd still take this over 500 single family detached homes

Agree w all comments.…but still a great spot for homes. That’s about the only thing going for this project.

good spot for more homes.