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Looks solid. Let's build it.
There are 4 towers approved just north of St. Clair and 1 tower at the end of Pleasant. The TTC doesn't have the capacity for the foot traffic and the market will be over saturated with condos and no buyers. You would be better off building apartment buildings.Upcoming condo development with Gairloch involved as part of a joint venture:
29 - 39 Pleasant — Gairloch Developments
www.gairloch.ca
Development Information
Location: Yonge & St. Clair, Toronto, Canada
Type: Joint Venture Residential Condo Development
Size: 220,000+ Square Feet of Gross Floor Area
Status: Pre-application
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Condos don't go up unless there are buyers: the banks don't generally finance the construction until 80% of the units are sold.There are 4 towers approved just north of St. Clair and 1 tower at the end of Pleasant. The TTC doesn't have the capacity for the foot traffic and the market will be over saturated with condos and no buyers. You would be better off building apartment buildings.
There are 4 towers approved just north of St. Clair and 1 tower at the end of Pleasant. The TTC doesn't have the capacity for the foot traffic and the market will be over saturated with condos and no buyers.
You would be better off building apartment buildings.
Gairloch is partners with Harlo and KingSett Capital on a project at 29-39 Pleasant Blvd., where a 220,000-square-foot-plus condo has been proposed.
Woods said there will likely be updates next year as the approvals process for the Giannone Petricone Associates-designed building is completed for the site just east of Yonge Street and south of St. Clair Avenue East.