For some folks, a "stupid tiny space" is all they can afford. If a "stupid tiny space" lets someone live where they want to live (downtown), rather than far out is suburbia where land is cheaper, then maybe there is market for "stupid tiny spaces". As for "adequate" and "happy lives", who...

Let the purchasers decide. If you don't want one, then don't buy one. If they cannot sell enough to make the project viable, then they'll have to start over.

Can't wait to see it done... going April 9 vs. Seattle to check it out. Last year's renos were all about not watching the game. The new bars and food options were great, but felt like it was all for people who weren't there to watch the game. This year with the focus on seats and view of the...

and the park over the tracks will be spectacular!

Unfortunately the new higher sloped seating means a lot of people wont be able to see the plays being made down in the corner. The view to the infield is much better, but we lose some views of the deep left and right field foul lines.

Instead of a myriad of excuses as to what is wrong with this project, just admit that you hate tall buildings (when they are near you) and had some fantasy about a free park built on the site.

Add to that the price the monthly maintenance charges for a family sized condo.... that's a big monthly hit for a young family.

How about cantilever a huge outside deck around the southside of the stadium, on the 3rd level -- similar to the Jack Astors patio at Dundas? TVs so you could still pretend to watch the game. With separate access it could be a space for non-game days too.

This is a beautiful tower so far, and fun to think that this is the runt of the litter!

Why the need for an insult? Maybe you need to grow up just a little bit.

They should stucco the outside as a re-fresh and add digital signage to the large blank walls. On the inside, align the seats to look at the infield (football configuration now), get rid of the Jay shops that separate the concourse from the seating, and eliminate big swaths of seating on the...

Restaurants and vibrant patios.

A bit more retail might have been nice to make if feel like a "real" community.

Is the crown going to light up?

It's like One Bloor East's trashy cousins have moved to Vaughn.

Has the first building topped out?

Wasn't Fortress Real Developments a lender here? I remember seeing the logo on the signs. If so, then maybe tied up in court, or if developer was able to extricate himself from the legal suits, maybe trying to locate a new lender.

For sale. https://renx.ca/kingsett-sell-valhalla-village-redevelopment-property-toronto/

The logistics of running this site must be mind boggling!

Who ever did the drawings has quite an imagination. Reality and renderings can be very different, obviously, but holy smokes! And an LRT!?