rdaner
Senior Member
Two things caught my eye and both are courtesy Janet Rosenberg: the stylized green roof on top of The Hub and the plaza connecting the mews to Markham Street.
any updates?**I know someone who just signed a lease in one of the heritage homes for this site**
All I can say is that it sounds very artsy, fun and hip and similar concepts have been very popular in cities like NY and London. Seems like it will be a first for Toronto.
My lips are sealed but I want to be the first to announce it when they will let me. Will be a great addition to this quirky development and community!!
They loved the concept and really felt like it would fit into this development. Is exactly what the team at Mirvish was looking for. Either than that I don’t have any updates.any updates?
It depends. In this case it just looks unfinished to me, and slap-dash/lazy.It's not completed. It would be a Vancouver thing to paint the cast in place concrete coloumns. If not, I prefer the raw concrete columns over aluminum and other popular choices
In most cases I really like raw concrete in hard lofts but in entry level/mid market standard condos they seem to give an aura (no pun intended) of "too cool to care" sales representatives & investors.It's not completed. It would be a Vancouver thing to paint the cast in place concrete coloumns. If not, I prefer the raw concrete columns over aluminum and other popular choices
Some new retailer names were quietly announced on Westbank's website... It also seems they may have dropped the company that was doing the leasing.
- Sweetie Pie Bakery
- Motoretta Gelateria from Vancouver (unrelated to Motorino, not sure if that was a mistake on the plans earlier.)
- Pizzeria Badiali (yes, that one with the lineups)
- Kids & Co. Daycare
A couple micro units have been leased, would love for more affordable small commercial spaces...
The map below is recent, but likely hiding some stuff (there is a rough in for a venue space that is hidden here). The Daycare is likely the bottom left lease. That bank frontage is rough though ick.
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Is the photo above of the Honest Ed's Alley with all of the small retail units?