There's only 4 vendors open for now. Should be about a dozen when they're all open.

Food hall opened today.

OK I need to take my daughter to that wall of Pokémon plushies.

Looking more closely at the rendering, I think the facade is going to have more of a 3 dimensional texture than at first glance, like that Maple House tower at Canary Landing.

I'm getting a B-class 80s office tower vibe from this one.

This will be no ordinary office tower food court - but yes, it will be the only food option in this tower.

It's only striking me now, from seeing that rendering, that this will de facto become the defining skyscraper in Toronto's skyline. In my mind it was still going to be FCP, but One Yonge is going to stand out by such a huge degree.

Leasing is already well underway.

Things are in motion behind the scenes.

That space is closer to 10,000 sq. ft. Retail tenant TBD.

But doesn't a building, whether or not it's residential, still impact their overall reputation?

Looks like one of those "high tech" commercial/industrial buildings from SimCity.

Close, but not quite: https://www.nbarestaurant.com/ Here's the press release:

Dineen on the park level is now open.

Let's say that I'm a little fatigued of Roger Waters.

I like how the glass facets facing up catch the light to create the illusion that the building is clad in some opaque white material. It's the only building that somehow becomes more colourful on overcast days.

Microsoft's Canada Update to Flight Simulator shows off a completed 'The One' (though they seem to have misplaced Pearson):

Is this sneakily the slowest project in the city? I think we saw the plans for this in 2016.

All this rendering does is make me sad, because it shows us what we could get under slightly different conditions, but almost certainly won't.