While this is still in the planning stages, Price anticipates launching sales in the fall of 2020 for a condo with 32 storeys and 450 suites at the gateway to Toronto’s Distillery District.

“That market continues to be very active and desirable,” he said.

“There will probably be fewer end-users, but the Distillery District is a very desirable location to live.”
 
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Still a pretty positive overall design but I would have preferred the previous podium concept. It had more of a Rotterdam vibe.
 
Number of proposed units has increased in latest SPA submission:

The proposed development comprises a 32-storey mixed use building with retail and a privately-owned publicly accessible space at the ground floor, and a total of 485 residential units. A total of 213 parking spaces are proposed in three levels of underground parking, with access from a private lane off Parliament Street. A total of 486 bicycle parking spaces are proposed within the underground levels. The proposed unit mix is comprised of 48 studio units, 226 one-bedroom units, 150 two-bedroom units and 61 threebedroom units. A total of approximately 33,182 square metres of residential and 1,839 square metres of non-residential gross floor area is proposed, for a total of 35,021 square metres of gross floor area, and a total FSI of 8.95

 
Number of proposed units has increased in latest SPA submission:



30 new units in the same area, so basically one more squeezed in per floor. Have they added in another elevator shaft. I'm guessing no.

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Parliament Street, a 32-storey condo with 450 suites at the gateway to Toronto’s Distillery District, is going through planning approvals and expected to go on sale next year.
 

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