It appears this complex has been sold to Brookfield. No word from any official sources, however the company is hiring for staff at this location on LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/jobs/view/property-manager-at-brookfield-properties-3994318633/

Work starting on P1.

crane came down here yesterday.

I know it's 1,000+ units but wow, they are in no rush!

Marginal progress here over the last several weeks. June 24:

It is. Toro Aluminum. https://torogroupofcompanies.com/

I definitely thought there was going to be more to capture 😂 Nonetheless, here it is:

Yup. $27,234.64 is far cheaper than months of delayed work, and accrued interest piling up.

I should clarify, the July 2025 completion is what I got from the schedule they submitted to city council. https://www.toronto.ca/legdocs/mmis/2022/te/bgrd/backgroundfile-198972.pdf So, they could for sure be moving faster than what's on paper.

Yup, looks like it's topped out. Demolition to 52 stories in less than 2 years. Legendary speed! Interior finishing isn't scheduled to be until next summer, though.

I've been jokingly calling this stretch of Yonge up to Bloor 'The Bubble Tea District' for a couple of years now 😂

The retail is starting to fill in here. There's also (allegedly?) a Goodlife Fitness coming to the basement levels as well. Although not officially announced yet, this was noted by the developers:

The way it works is a lot of developers will either bring in equity partners on a project by project basis, or raise a fund of money from investors that they will use across multiple projects. But that accounts for only a small portion of the total cost of a project -- probably less than 20...

I wonder. I walked by the site on Monday mid-day, and there wasn't a single person on site... it was all closed up. Looks like a small number of workers were there yesterday as pictured in the photo above. Not sure if it's an issue with Pemberton, their forming contractor, a materials...