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- Thread starter Edward Skira
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ahmad.m.atiya
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That is a spectacular view. It shows the entire length of downtown too 
MariahCarey
New Member
Shows how much Toronto has Grow
DC83
Senior Member
Wow, look at X in the first pic! Awesome! Can't wait for X2 & Couture.. then lets see a update shot!
Bogtrotter
Senior Member
I used to jog around that park while admiring the view of downtown over the tree tops- looks quite spectacular with FS now.
Red October
Senior Member
Wow that is insane.. and yet condos in Trump are twice as expensive with essentially no skyline view..
Riverman
Active Member
Where was that photo taken? Which street is that on the bottom right?
Redroom Studios
Senior Member
That is Spadina Rd @ St Clair... and yes, I'd choose this over the constrained location of Trump any day.
Edward
Senior Member
I'd take this over Trump as well. Speaking of which, with the subway being a five minute walk away you are in downtown with 20 minutes. Best of both worlds.
cap81
New Member
now this is el toro!
agoraflaneur
Active Member
Yes, a 20 minute subway ride is what multimillionaire urbanities are looking for. Same difference as being beside your office, 10 minutes from the island airport, etc.
This would appeal to people who like to look at skyscrapers, for sure. And to those who appreciate distance from the real action.
For those who want to live in them, live among them, Saint Clair is a suburb - and (for the foreseeable future, ie our lifetimes) always will be.
Two different worlds entirely.
That said, exquisite view, among the best Toronto has to offer (being from Vancouver, I appreciate it, and would live to be a few stories higher, where the lake would become even more apparent and act as an amazing backdrop).
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steveve
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Simply epic. our skyline looks good! (when you can't see the gaps in between )
)AMB
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This is an amazing view!!!
I completely agree, I lived at Yonge/St.Clair and loved it, it is the best of both worlds. As for multimillionaires you can find most of them in the corridor between the DVP/Bayview to Avenue/Bathurst just NORTH of Bloor and its a easy 10 min drive downtown during the day, 5 min at night. With mature tree lined streets and trendy shops etc, yes a few will live in the Trump tower, but the majority like to be in more affluent neighbourhoods.
I completely agree, I lived at Yonge/St.Clair and loved it, it is the best of both worlds. As for multimillionaires you can find most of them in the corridor between the DVP/Bayview to Avenue/Bathurst just NORTH of Bloor and its a easy 10 min drive downtown during the day, 5 min at night. With mature tree lined streets and trendy shops etc, yes a few will live in the Trump tower, but the majority like to be in more affluent neighbourhoods.
skorji
Active Member
Epic