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DC83
Senior Member
Awesome! Love the Patio space and all the park space! Great connector between Cabbagetown and Corktown (finally)
CityPlaceN1
Senior Member
Finally a really crappy part of town comes back to life. What a change this is making to the east end.
Uncle Teddy
Senior Member
Good bye old Regent Park. Glad to see you gone.
MileHigh
Active Member
wow.... very vibran, I love the use of color!!
redflag
New Member
this is looking better than most of the bland, overpriced condos going up near the financial district. Glad to see my old neighborhood being revitalized!!!
DTowner
Active Member
Regent Park is one development I don't mind them bulldozing. See ya! And don't let the door hit your ass on the way out. This is a great revitalisation for a neighbourhood that was sketchy at best. The colours on the building are great.
condovo
Senior Member
Who's going to change those LEDs on the roof when they burn out? That aside, seems like Diamond Schmitt's giving itself permission to have a little fun, if only just a little.
VoxPopuliTorontonensis
New Member
FANTASTIC!!!!!
Like Regent Park, the city's other big community housing neighbourhood of Lawrence Heights (a.k.a. "The Jungle") is also slated for revitalization. Let us hope that exciting and well-thought out projects such as this one will be incorporated in that development as well. Toronto Community Housing has gone through tough times and its residents have occupied some of the ugliest and slummiest neighbourhoods in the entire city. Finally it seems that communities like Regent Park and Lawrence Heights will be assets and points of pride for the City of Toronto and no longer embarrassments. Well done!
Like Regent Park, the city's other big community housing neighbourhood of Lawrence Heights (a.k.a. "The Jungle") is also slated for revitalization. Let us hope that exciting and well-thought out projects such as this one will be incorporated in that development as well. Toronto Community Housing has gone through tough times and its residents have occupied some of the ugliest and slummiest neighbourhoods in the entire city. Finally it seems that communities like Regent Park and Lawrence Heights will be assets and points of pride for the City of Toronto and no longer embarrassments. Well done!