modernizt
Senior Member
The permit is forthcoming.
This whole thing has dragged on for a very long time and sooner or later I suppose they WILL build. Let's hope your assertion is right and that they move on to building immediately after excavation. One must remember that it is the same developer (Cityzen) who is still building the L-Tower, after a decade!The permit is forthcoming.
This whole thing has dragged on for a very long time and sooner or later I suppose they WILL build. Let's hope your assertion is right and that they move on to building immediately after excavation. One must remember that it is the same developer (Cityzen) who is still building the L-Tower, after a decade!
Edited above!so looking at various sites about timelines for building condos and timelines for this size building you are looking at least a three year lead from excavation. Now you add the fact that they haven't started and are responsible for the still unfinished L-Tower and its (supposedly about to be removed crane) they aren't setting themselves up as role models of efficiency.
Has anyone heard any news on this project? Any updates on breaking ground?
The permit is forthcoming.
Well, they said this on June 30 and undoubtedly will be right one day. The same developer said the same about the L-Tower crane and we all know how well THAT has gone!\/ (The permit is forthcoming.)
I grasp exactly what's being noted here. It gets noted ad nauseam. It's become the UT version of Godwin's law, but instead of our online discussion descending into a comparison of someone or something with Hitler, we end up with a mention of the L Tower crane, no matter how irrelevant it is to the matter at hand. The L Tower crane not coming down yet has nothing whatsoever to do with excavation permits for the St. Lawrence Condos, so, the reference should be given a rest.I think @DSC was noting that the developers of 158 Front are the same as those of the L-Tower and their promises about 'things' at L-Tower (crane removal in particular) have been broken (repeatedly). The same pattern is developing at 158 Front where the project is on its 3rd launch and excavation has been repeatedly announced as 'forthcoming' but the surface parking lot remains. They may have won industry awards but they DO seem to have credibility problems. Pointing this out looks like fair comment to me! (For the record, I live very near 158 and would really like to get the damned thing built!)
Yes, they have removed the 'landscaping' they were forced to install by OMB (but then never looked after!) so they really may be going to start excavating. Their shoring permit came through about 2 weeks ago.The parking lot is closed this morning.