Almost 15 years since I opened this thread. Who says we can't do big things fast? The subway extension delay kept this from happening. Ford should push the get the Subway up to Steeles as fast as possible if not up to Hwy7. How many residents will be housed in these three locations? Yonge &...

View from the rooftop of Bianca at Dupont & Bathurst

Yes. Thanks for the clarification. I live just a few homes off the image I attached. I guess the pink notes that. There are so many proposals they should be pushing forward quickly with the subway extension

Tough to keep up with all the new proposals. Ford should push to accelerate the Yonge subway expansion so developments can get started. I noticed in the image attached there is another infill development proposed for the south west corner of this image. I had no idea about that one. As always...

Has anyone ever seen a brown Squirrel with a blonde tail? This is my first time seeing one

Hey Steve. Saw this posting on my walk yesterday. It's the auto mall just north of Steeles. How many units do you figure could be built at this corner when all these proposals are done?

I always check out your new videos on YouTube. Great work

Amazing work as always Steve.

Missing from the database are 7080 Yonge (Acura North) site with 652 units and 100 Steeles with 2050 units. Additionally there is a 900 unit midrise just east on Yonge at Dudley on Steeles in Markham. Looks like 10,000 units in planning stages

I saw this posted this week at the northern section of Torgan Group's Promenade Mews. 2 towers of 28 and 30 stories sitting atop 2 story commercial/office podium. Part of 7 towers planned on the site and among 27 towers that could one day populate this Promenade mall block

Another proposal to redevelop a strip mall on the north side of Steeles west of Yonge. 2080 new residential units in 6 towers ranging in heights from 18-44 stories. Along with the Gupta proposal at the corner of Yonge and Steeles and 100 Steeles W proposal this will add around 5800 new units to...

Here is an example of a home I just sold for a client in the Heritage District. This house is not itself listed as heritage but since it's in the zone the addition had to be sympathetic to the style of the neighbourhood and the front of the home left mostly original. There may be an opportunity...

A quick glimpse (3 min video) of the recent growth of Toronto's skyline over the last decade and into the next. Completed projects and in development of buildings at least 492 ft (150M) The graphics are just placeholders but you get the idea.

This project is now dead. Local ratepayer groups and councilors got the developer to voluntarily withdraw the project. They will redevelop the site without any residential component. Alan Shefman 7 June at 15:37 · Good process and good communications work! I just met with RioCan, the owner...

The Yonge extension will add 40,000 residents to the area between Finch and Hwy 7, it will take 2500 buses a day off of the same stretch of Yonge. York region is planning dense transit oriented developments in order to satisfy the demands of the province for dense urban development. Metrolinx...

https://www.facebook.com/horseshoerealestate/posts/1236354446413169 Someone using your image for commercial purposes not sure you'd approve of that

This was posted on BuzzBuzzHome back in May "Toronto’s northern neighbour the City of Vaughan has received an official plan application that proposes several high-rise structures at 7700 Bathurst Street, which backs on to Promenade Circle, BuzzBuzzHome has...

I think this image clearly shows the transit connections running into York Region are much stronger than those into either Peel or Durham regions. The simple fact is that the street grid to the north continues across Steeles for virtually every major road while to the east the Rouge and to the...

When Tory accuses York region politicians of being "irresponsible" in pushing the upper tier governments on this, he should keep in mind the main points within this opinion. This article was from a couple weeks ago on torontoist.com. Take note of the comments section too. "How I Learned to...