Let's not forget it costs a fair bit to demolish these smaller buildings and yes the potential public outcry. What about more development next to subway stops especially danforth area? I always wondered why there is so little there. Will the lack of parking lots be the push eastward?

It's Lanterra. Either their taste is off or their quality. Murano had taste from the outside but horrible finishing throughout the buildings. Maybe Bedford won't have pieces of glass/brick fall off this one :)

Is this the NE corner of the adelaide/brant intersection? Any word on number of units or height? Lamb asks for 14 stories and gets 10...my guess.

I am hoping that this building includes a hotel component. I love high end hotels although I wonder if toronto can handle any more? (...I know 5star hotels have been talked about a lot on the forums)

Yes I heard the same about c-lounge but east of 400 Wellington is Quadrangle Architects (380 Wellington). Has there been something announced about this site?

What is happening to the building to the east? Has there been any announcements? I wasn't aware it was sold for redevelopment.

They said it was because they are running out of space in the yonge/bloor location. However I agree, don't think that would be enough room for a Mashalls.

Was told by someone with Aura that Winners is "99%" likely to move there from their yonge/college location.

Ah ok thanks. Just curious. Their yorkville location is quite big and expanding so I assumed they would want a standalone. I thought they purchased the Stephenson's lot on Augusta/Richmond but no one can verify this so maybe not.

I wish they would push the beautification of Augusta further south past Queen, creating a nice north south street from Queen to Kensington.

In my experience it is usually because the highest suites are customized to such an extent that the price can easily exceed the base price $10M. But interesting observation :)

Unfortunately Lanterra is known for building with extremely poor materials inside their units. But maybe the outside will be decent.

building on outside is nice. inside the units are all very small. i was expecting less units per floor and larger floorplates considering the location.

Why are do so many towers suddenly make the area "Yorkville-zation"? I enjoy tall towers but I can't see the logic. Especially when many are being built as rental units (in terms of their size).

How many parking spots have been proposed? I haven't seen anything on that. Just wondering if they were trying to minimize parking spots like sorbara is doing on Camden (I believe only 9 spots in that building).

Quite lame for $1.8M. Not even your own balcony but one that is shared with other "penthouse" units, using a simple glass divider. IMHO Cresford did a better job with the BSN penthouses.

+1 Haven't been to the area in a while.

great to see development finally hit this stretch of dundas. IMHO any development of Dundas is an improvement of the current situation.

I am quite excited to see what happens if there is a huge inventory of units. My guess is from previous buildings that many of the units will have been rented out, and the flood will appear 6 to 8 months from now when those leases end.

any idea condo george when the actual building is closing?