Torontovibe
Senior Member
^^
I would think that the fumes from that gas station would be a huge turn off for most people buying a condo but obviously, it hasn't been a problem here, so I guess it's a good thing. People in Toronto seem to get past barriers like The Gardiner, social housing, gas stations and other things that would scare mear mortals away. I like that willingness to take risks and put up with a little inconvenience.
I would think that the fumes from that gas station would be a huge turn off for most people buying a condo but obviously, it hasn't been a problem here, so I guess it's a good thing. People in Toronto seem to get past barriers like The Gardiner, social housing, gas stations and other things that would scare mear mortals away. I like that willingness to take risks and put up with a little inconvenience.
someMidTowner
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Sept 5th:
Northern Magus
Active Member
CityPlaceN1
Senior Member
Starting to impact greatly from the subway.
Redroom Studios
Senior Member
total game changer for this intersection!
Northern Magus
Active Member
Yep, probably only a matter of time before the SE corner gets made over too.
greenleaf
Senior Member
I also realized this weekend that it will be the view terminus for Scollard from Hazelton Lanes.
philofra
Active Member
At the Milan, a cement pouring truck:
Edward
Senior Member
Problem is that Conservatory Group is doing this so most likely crap is coming.
MileHigh
Active Member
^^^^ thank you... it's about time someone mentioned the elephant in the room.
On a side... I'm confused about zoning rules in Toronto, how is it possible that this can be built literally right next to a gas station. Is the gas station staying?
On a side... I'm confused about zoning rules in Toronto, how is it possible that this can be built literally right next to a gas station. Is the gas station staying?
Logan
Active Member
I think the bigger question should be who the hell would buy a unit directly over a gas station? Some of those lower units are looking right into that lovely pumping station. I mean really. Wtf?
TOFan
New Member
Pretty sure that this is not the first time in the history of mankind that a condo building was built next to a gas station...i have a friend who's 2nd story condo balcony faces a very busy car wash.
kalvinone
Active Member
what's the difference with this and Tridel's 300 Front overlooking a power generator/station/lines? Not sure what's worse, fumes or electrostatic radiation. 
philofra
Active Member
A 350 ton mobile crane being readied to leave the site after removing the old construction crane and putting up a new one on this building:
