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Asmegin
Active Member
Looks pretty basic, but anything new will help improve the area. Now they just have to start demolishing all the gross plazas in the area.
Looks like Ashqis Auto is on it's way out. The rendering makes it look like the restaurant will be closing too.
http://maps.google.com/maps?q=86+Du...nn2L1wTjB1jNU5CSpi-fgA&cbp=12,128.61,,0,-2.56
Looks like Ashqis Auto is on it's way out. The rendering makes it look like the restaurant will be closing too.
http://maps.google.com/maps?q=86+Du...nn2L1wTjB1jNU5CSpi-fgA&cbp=12,128.61,,0,-2.56
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Memph
Active Member
I'm not sure if shifting the retail from being next to a parking lot to being next to roaring traffic will help much... Hopefully if they get a dedicated ROW for LRT/BRT and maybe a landscaped median like in NYCC that would lessen the effect of all the traffic.
drum118
Superstar
This makes it the tallest proposed tower for the area so far and sure council will kill the height of it.
There is or has been 10 proposal within a block on either side of Hurontario St in the last 12 years that I know of and not one has been built so far.
Over at Confederation there is a plan for an 18 storey condo and 200? townhouses that has been approved by the city to the point they tore down that 9 storey office building. No sign of any sales office to date.
About 10 years ago, there was a plan for a condo tower behind that office tower and never met the sales requirement and die.
Across the street there are 2 proposed development and have not seen the day of light so far. Metro Condo is another dead project a street north.
The south-east corner was to see a tall tower, but council kill it.
I would be very surprise to see any tall building in this area over the next 10-15 years until the city centre is built out.
That restaurant has change hands too many times over the past 10 years. It has been close for sometime for remodeling and haven't been over there in months to see if it has open up.
This whole area can be an Yorkville south, with the ward councilor saying it will house more people than the city centre over time.
There is or has been 10 proposal within a block on either side of Hurontario St in the last 12 years that I know of and not one has been built so far.
Over at Confederation there is a plan for an 18 storey condo and 200? townhouses that has been approved by the city to the point they tore down that 9 storey office building. No sign of any sales office to date.
About 10 years ago, there was a plan for a condo tower behind that office tower and never met the sales requirement and die.
Across the street there are 2 proposed development and have not seen the day of light so far. Metro Condo is another dead project a street north.
The south-east corner was to see a tall tower, but council kill it.
I would be very surprise to see any tall building in this area over the next 10-15 years until the city centre is built out.
That restaurant has change hands too many times over the past 10 years. It has been close for sometime for remodeling and haven't been over there in months to see if it has open up.
This whole area can be an Yorkville south, with the ward councilor saying it will house more people than the city centre over time.
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taal
Senior Member
What is Yorkville south ?
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drum118
Superstar
For some reasons, Council/Councilors have started to use the name for the Eglinton/Hurontario area as Yorkville North as well Midtown North and this area as Yorkville South/Midtown South/Cooksville.
It should stay Cooksville, since this is part of the original Cooksville Village in the first place.
It should stay Cooksville, since this is part of the original Cooksville Village in the first place.
AlbertC
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More renderings found here, Icon Architects: http://www.iconarchitects.ca/86-90-dundas-street-east.html
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drum118
Superstar
Given the facts that every plan development for this area has fail to get off the ground or even having a sales office, how will this project be able to do it when the others have fail so far?
Given the flack that took place for Eglinton and Hurontario area for height, you may only get 25 floors, even though it should be higher.
Considering this area is to be a major hub, its not going to happen until the so call downtown area is built out and there is an BRT/LRT on Dundas to Kipling.
I know the Ward councilor wants to see this kind of development, but it's the rest of councilor who don't, as well the NIMBY folks.
It's still a Ho Humm building.
Given the flack that took place for Eglinton and Hurontario area for height, you may only get 25 floors, even though it should be higher.
Considering this area is to be a major hub, its not going to happen until the so call downtown area is built out and there is an BRT/LRT on Dundas to Kipling.
I know the Ward councilor wants to see this kind of development, but it's the rest of councilor who don't, as well the NIMBY folks.
It's still a Ho Humm building.
AlbertC
Superstar
Good improved design here. Icon has some nice concepts lately.
http://www.iconarchitects.ca/86-90-dundas-street-east.html
http://www.iconarchitects.ca/86-90-dundas-street-east.html
Dan416
Senior Member
I like it as well
Big Daddy
Senior Member
That's not a very nice location - good luck selling this.
Jasonzed
Senior Member
I like it as well but selling it in that area will be no doubt challenging.
drum118
Superstar
This goes before the planning committee on May 29 as a 29 story
https://www7.mississauga.ca/documents/committees/pdc/2017/2017_05_29_PDC_Agenda.pdf
https://www7.mississauga.ca/documents/committees/pdc/2017/2017_05_29_PDC_Agenda.pdf
Jasonzed
Senior Member
WislaHD
Superstar
Any update on this project?