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Yes, I love it. That makes 15 200m+ towers in Toronto:

6 Completed:

FCP
Scotia Plaza
Canada Trust
Commerce Court West
TD Bank Tower
Bay-Wellington

3 Demolition / Excavation / Construction:

Bay-Adelaide West
Four Seasons
Ritz-Carlton

4 Approved:

Trump
Signature
Shangri-La
L Tower

2 Proposed:

Aura
1 Bloor East (approved at 223m, but the developer is likely to ask for more)

Remember what highrise construction was like in Toronto a decade ago? Hardly anything was going on. Now, it seems like the entire downtown is -- or soon will be -- one giant construction zone. We're not exactly Dubai North, but this city has to be one of the most active regions in North America.

Bill
 
As I am sure everybody already knows, the developers of the L Tower are now asking for 57 floors, 205m (672ft).

Bill
 
Just a reminder Canuck that the large (1.7meg) maldive future render is available to be linked to the thumbnail in your 400 foot list. It's a great way to see individual projects that were added.

Here's the link again (click on image to zoom).


FUTURETORONTO
 
It's fun to see Maldive's rendering again. Too bad it's missing the Scar of Downtown though, not to mention it doesn't get over far enough for that somewhat unpolished Diamond at the foot of Jarvis. Well, you can't have everything...

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3D, I appreciate the large rendering. I'm trying to host it in such a way as to leave it at its proper size.
I don't want to link to an outside source just in case something changes/overrunning their hosting abilities, neither do I want to host if I can't get it at the proper size.

For now it sits in limbo, but I hope to find a solution soon.
 
Maybe it's just me but there seems to be a slowdown of larger all-residential towers in the city.

There are a great number either u/c or under site prep (16 out of the 43 residential towers listed), but not too many mid-range towers in the near future.

The L Tower, Burano, Metrogate I & II should all be in full sales within the next few months, but there are not really that many towers to pad out the list further [IMO I think a lot of the proposed towers will be scaled back].

Basically the list is not as colourful as I would like to see.
 
for a while there were three times as many proposals to those under construction - can't complain
 
Maybe it's just me but there seems to be a slowdown of larger all-residential towers in the city.

There are a great number either u/c or under site prep (16 out of the 43 residential towers listed), but not too many mid-range towers in the near future.

The L Tower, Burano, Metrogate I & II should all be in full sales within the next few months, but there are not really that many towers to pad out the list further [IMO I think a lot of the proposed towers will be scaled back].

Basically the list is not as colourful as I would like to see.

i think we are in a transition and keep moving forward.if we acheive in the next five years what we did in the last five then there are more good things to come.
 
I think its great to have time to absorb all of these projects and not flood more onto the market where there is just not as high a demand as there was a few years ago. I know the market has been strong, but this list complies just the tallest, and there are so many other projects competing for buyers that are smaller or have a large number of units in a shorter building. Now that more and more are moving to the construction phase, we wont have to worry about some of the larger projects being scaled back as there are just too many units to satisfy a smaller number of buyers. Moderation is a good thing.

However, I still like the occasional biggy coming along.
 
Just to make the discussion easier, this is the part of the list I was focusing on:

Legend

Black Text Indicates The Tower Is Built
Red Text Indicates The Tower Is Under Construction
Maroon Text Indicates The Tower Location Is Undergoing Demolition/Site Prep/Excavation
Blue Text Indicates The Residential, Hotel, Or Mixed Use Tower Is In Sales
Navy Text Indicates The Residential, Hotel, Or Mixed Use Tower Is In Pre-Sales
Green Text Indicates The Residential, Hotel, Or Mixed Use Tower Is Approved
Olive Text Indicates The Tower Is A Proposal That Is Not Yet Approved
Gray Text Indicates The Tower Has Been Rejected [But Will Likely Be Appealed]
* This Symbol Indicates The Building Is Located In Mississauga

Residential:
1) Aura [RoCP] - 787 ft. 75 floors
2) Signature Tower [CityPlace] - 714 ft. 69 floors
3) The L Tower [Hummingbird Centre] - 673 ft. 57 floors
4) *Absolute World South [Absolute Condominiums] - 548 ft. 56 floors
5) 44 Charles Street West [Manulife Centre] - 545 ft. 51 floors
6) Quantum II [Minto Midtown] - 525 ft. 52 floors
7) The Uptown Residences - 518 ft. 48 floors
8) Burano [The Murano] - 518 ft. 48 floors
9) Pinnacle - Northwest Tower [Pinnacle Centre] - 516 ft. 50 floors
10) 55 Mill Street - Tower I [55 Mill Street] - 509 ft. 48 floors
11) College Park Tower I [RoCP] - 507 ft. 51 floors
12) *Parkside Village - Tower I [Parkside Village] - 505 ft. 50 floors
13) Harbour View Estates II [CityPlace] - 503 ft. 49 floors
14) *Absolute World North [Absolute Condominiums] - 495 ft. 50 floors
15) Spire - 476 ft. 47 floors
16) West ONE [CityPlace] - 476 ft. 49 floors
17) Murano South Tower [The Murano] - 461 ft. - 43 floors
18) College Park Tower II [RoCP] - 458 ft. 46 floors
19) *Parkside Village - Tower II [Parkside Village] - 456 ft. 45 floors
20) *Parkside Village - Tower III [Parkside Village] - 456 ft. 45 floors
21) Palace Place [The Palace Pier] - 453 ft. 46 floors
22) Palace Pier [The Palace Pier] - 453 ft. 46 floors
23) Casa - 453 ft. 45 floors
24) Montage [CityPlace] - 449 ft. 47 floors
25) X Condominiums - 448 ft. 44 floors
26) Pinnacle - Southwest Tower [Pinnacle Centre] - 443 ft. 45 floors
27) 50 St. Joseph Street Building C [St. Mike's Parking Lot] - 443 ft. 45 floors
28) 55 Mill Street - Tower II [55 Mill Street] - 433 ft. 40 floors
29) The MET Phase I [The Met Condos] - 431 ft. 43 floors
30) Empire Tower [NY Towers] - 427 ft. 28 floors
31) Leaside Towers II [Leaside Towers] - 423 ft. 44 floors
32) Leaside Towers I [Leaside Towers] - 423 ft. 44 floors
33) Verve - 422 ft. 39 floors
34) MetroGate Tower I [MetroGate] - HEIGHT NEEDED - 42 floors
35) MetroGate Tower II [MetroGate] - HEIGHT NEEDED - 42 floors
36) 1501 Yonge Street - Tower I - 417 ft. 39 floors
37) N1 [CityPlace] - 415 ft. 42 floors
38) Luna Vista [CityPlace] - 413 ft. 38 floors
39) Pinnacle - Northeast Tower [Pinnacle Centre] - 407 ft. 40 floors
40) Harbour View Estates I [CityPlace] - HEIGHT NEEDED - 40 floors
41) Number One York Quay South Tower [Harbour Square] - HEIGHT NEEDED - 40 floors
42) *Parkside Village - Tower IV [Parkside Village] - HEIGHT NEEDED - 40 floors
43) *Parkside Village - Tower V [Parkside Village] - HEIGHT NEEDED - 40 floors


And to break it down even more:
Residential Towers:
Built - 12
Under Construction - 8
Under Site Prep/Excavation - 8
In Sales - 0
Pre-Sales - 4
Approved - 1
Rejected (but to be appealed) - 1
Proposed - 9 [I think this number is too inflated with towers that will be scaled down in size]
 
I linked most of the towers on the list to their respective threads.

Interestingly I couldn't find an exclusive thread for N1/N2 or Signautre.
I'm guessing talk of them always get lumped in to other CityPlace discussions.
 

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