It looks like a polished building. There's no parking in front, so it meets the street in the appropriate manner for this neighbourhood. The diversity of uses it may bring once people and businesses move in will also be positive. This building is also significant for the city, which needs all its neighbourhoods to develop well, not just a select few.
The brickwork is attractive on the facade, though it could have used some stone accents or even polychromatic brickwork in the Victorian tradition it draws inspiration from. Nonetheless, the developer should be proud for putting up this refined development at this location, rather than junking it with something like the housing developments around the infamous BeBloor.