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jta5
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Stefan
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Site was buzzing with activity yesterday and today. Also, seems to be getting ready for a big pour soon.
Red Mars
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Apr 13, 2022
kozak
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April 18, 2022. Photo: Nick Kozak.
Stefan
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Another busy day of pouring today. Cement mixer trucks are lined up all the way down on King and two boom pump trucks on site too.
It's fascinating to me that the boom pump truck on King can reach all the way to the other side!
Also, lunch time at 10:30 AM or just a break?
It's fascinating to me that the boom pump truck on King can reach all the way to the other side!
Also, lunch time at 10:30 AM or just a break?
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neuhaus
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An article on BlogTO with photos and updates from Ellis Don.
It’s always both entertaining and annoying reading all of the ignorant and uneducated reader’s comments on BlogTO.
It seems that all real estate posts on BlogTO are filled with comments of NIMBYs of everything. These people should get a life (or move out of the city)!
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It’s always both entertaining and annoying reading all of the ignorant and uneducated reader’s comments on BlogTO.
It seems that all real estate posts on BlogTO are filled with comments of NIMBYs of everything. These people should get a life (or move out of the city)!
Stunning mountain range-shaped condo soon to rise above busy Toronto street
Toronto's relatively flat natural landscape is often called out by residents of cities out west, like Calgary and Vancouver, both known for their gor…
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UtakataNoAnnex
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...or a really long shoot-the-poop conference.
AHK
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April 23 - Midday / early afternoon. Much activity still going at King Toronto. Two concrete pump trucks working, one from the King Street side, the other from the 460 Wellington West (Herman Miller Building) parking lot. The boom from the King Street side truck does not quite reach the south most section of ground floor slab being poured today.
Photos of the concrete pouring activities from both the King and Wellington Street sides, along with some photos of the queues of trucks on both streets, lined up for their turn at the pumps.
From the south side - looks like the south most area in the foreground of the photo would be a bit of a stretch too far for the the King Street side boom.
Pumping from the Herman Miller building parking lot. Another pump truck was parked in the staging area immediately to the east, but was not in use today.
The Wellington side truck queue, staged up outside the Herman Miller building.
The Wellington Street truck queue overflow area, further west, in front of the Portland Commons building,
Red Mars
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Apr 24, 2022
smably
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Penthouse in Bjarke Ingels project sells for $16-million
This custom, two-storey penthouse will have four bedrooms and 4½ bathrooms and encompass 5,865 square feet of living space occupying the entire southeast summit
www.theglobeandmail.com
$2728 psf!
TheSix
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Indoor pool, hot tub, brass kitchen and an outdoor space that's larger than most 2 bedrooms? I think it's a steal considering what you'd get at the One or what's sold in other luxury projects. I could see this unit going for $20M+ down the road easy.Penthouse in Bjarke Ingels project sells for $16-million
This custom, two-storey penthouse will have four bedrooms and 4½ bathrooms and encompass 5,865 square feet of living space occupying the entire southeast summit
$2728 psf!
NorthshoreCity
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From Thursday, 4/28:
junctionist
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I love seeing that continuous urban fabric of dense development instead of the mix of towers and parking lots you see in too many Canadian cities.
Here's how King Toronto looks from the 32nd floor of The Well's office tower, unprocessed…
…and here's how it looks colour corrected, as if the windows didn't have a strong green tint:
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…and here's how it looks colour corrected, as if the windows didn't have a strong green tint:
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