That small parking lot to the immediate west will look awfully awkward once this project is completed/

Wrecking balls seem to be a very rare commodity in this neck of the woods. I cannot think of the last demolition that used one.

By the summer, these blocks should be noticed and commented on by the media.

The Fort York cannons look like they are lying on top of the snow.

Just over a decade from now this stretch of Dundas might actually have some street life that is not connected to walking to Kipling Station.

It too bad that the smaller properties directly to the west are not a part of this project.

Sobey's will not lower their price because they are a chain and therefore price by region and not location.

The Leslie Street Spit must be growing by leaps and bounds recently with all the new clean fill being brought there.

This project seems to be aching to hit true ground level and being to reach for the sky.

so true

goodbye parking lot, you will not be missed

mango3's post arrived straight from the developers mouth.

Viewer consensus for this project will be easy to achieve.

Reminds me of the Niagara Escarpment at this time of year.

I love that pic with the subway spur. The first hole that has something in it that will not be dug out.

I love it and hopefully it will be completed as shown in the very near future.

I hope that this is for real this time.

pill-driving, shoring, and digging

Anymore videos like this DC83?

Those townhomes bathed in eternal darkness look very out of place amid the new midrises.