Just to be clear Symmetry, while confirming the project, is actually not the developer.
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Just to be clear Symmetry, while confirming the project, is actually not the developer.
ProjectEnd
Superstar
Eight (8) floors, including mechanical, is correct.
Edward
Senior Member
Nice looking project.
urbandreamer
recession proof
59 Project Management has Tofni Developments Inc listed as the developer on their website.
AlbertC
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AlbertC
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urbandreamer
recession proof
Yeah this @RenderPornStar and Raw's other Dundas West project--Howard Park--really make me optimistic for the future of Toronto's Avenues. I would buy here, if I had the patience to wait four years....
Ramako
Moderator
Sounds like video game music from the '90s.
Northern Magus
Active Member
Really, really like this. If they stick to cladding it in black brick, it'll really be a beauty.
ReiwaMagi
Active Member
Well, there goes a Portuguese business thats been there for over 30 years....
Hello urbanization. This will do nice with the 10 houses being developed on the opposite end of the street which took down a 40 year old former catholic school that was also the place for some movie sets (Pure Pwnage TV anyone?)
Also DO NOT TOUCH THAT 7-11 OR MY HOUSE! This is my home turf afterall.. 90-100+ year old houses in decent condition should be left alone afterall.
They should also take down and redevelop the former supermarket on the SE corner of Euclid and Dundas. Also rebuild from plans, the house that burned down last year on the SW corner of the same intersection. Always wanted to try the meals at Musa, but never got the chance.
Hello urbanization. This will do nice with the 10 houses being developed on the opposite end of the street which took down a 40 year old former catholic school that was also the place for some movie sets (Pure Pwnage TV anyone?)
Also DO NOT TOUCH THAT 7-11 OR MY HOUSE! This is my home turf afterall.. 90-100+ year old houses in decent condition should be left alone afterall.
They should also take down and redevelop the former supermarket on the SE corner of Euclid and Dundas. Also rebuild from plans, the house that burned down last year on the SW corner of the same intersection. Always wanted to try the meals at Musa, but never got the chance.
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p5connex
Active Member
I haven't been following this thread or too much of the discussion in neighborhood, but I take ML Lumber is actually going! This little stretch of Manning and Dundas is going to be busy, what with the 40 town homes going up at the catholic school and this new development...
ReiwaMagi
Active Member
Mhmm. They will be missed. I wonder when they'll move out?
wolfman
New Member
So anyone have any thoughts on NERO? Their showroom has only a bathroom and kitchen. Not a lot to go on if you're buying.
I believe, Tofni the builder is actually Brad Lamb's concrete contractors. A few price examples: 626 sq ft South facing w/balcony, 4th flr = 351k, 674 sq ft North facing w/balcony 3rd floor = 368k. Curious what everyone thinks of this new addition to Dundas west.
I believe, Tofni the builder is actually Brad Lamb's concrete contractors. A few price examples: 626 sq ft South facing w/balcony, 4th flr = 351k, 674 sq ft North facing w/balcony 3rd floor = 368k. Curious what everyone thinks of this new addition to Dundas west.
wolfman
New Member
Wow. I guess silence speaks volumes.
BobBob
Senior Member
You might have more luck in the Real Estate forum.