Rascacielo
Senior Member
Unfortunately you're right. Although there can't be more than a dozen to 15 cars max owned by Draper residents, only a small proportion of spots available in the garage.
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wmedia
Senior Member
Great improvement on Draper, but unfortunate they couldn't bury all those overhead utility wires at the same time.
kev1n1m
Active Member
Why on earth would you ban parking on Draper? It would only be necessary (or a good idea) if it were a commercial strip with lots of foot traffic. But it's a quiet residential street, not in anyway a destination.
Requiring residents park in a garage on another property that they won't have 24 hour access to without special permissions so you can go and stare at the brick road is asinine.
Requiring residents park in a garage on another property that they won't have 24 hour access to without special permissions so you can go and stare at the brick road is asinine.
Midtown Urbanist
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Allied, RioCan unveil major new office lease at The Well
Downtown Toronto’s The Well is about to get a significant new tenant, with co-owners Allied Properties REIT (AP-UN-T) and RioCan REIT (REI-UN-T) announcing the lease of four additional floors in the multi-tower mixed-use downtown highrise complex.
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innsertnamehere
Superstar
Why announce it if you won't say who it is?
Regardless this represents about 10% of the entire office space in the building and is what's left of Shopify's old lease before they backed out. I toured this chunk of space back in, I believe, 2022 or 2023 when it was still under construction and it's an impressive office space with massive floorplates and a central atrium throughout.
Regardless this represents about 10% of the entire office space in the building and is what's left of Shopify's old lease before they backed out. I toured this chunk of space back in, I believe, 2022 or 2023 when it was still under construction and it's an impressive office space with massive floorplates and a central atrium throughout.
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RyanD
Active Member
Its CIBC per Green Street News.
Amare
Senior Member
Wealthsimple makes sense, but CIBC i'm very mystified by.
Tormick
New Member
Completely botched CIBC Square. Not even close to enough desks for their RTO mandates. I'm more surprised they didn't go back to Commerce Court. Still see the ghosts of logo's past on the top of the building.
I guess Shopify found a sublet?
Amare
Senior Member
Funny they'd rather spend more $$$ to get more "productivity" or whatever BS that's typically spewed, rather than save $$$$$$.
Next thing you know, they'll come out and announce layoffs and close branches because they'll want to be more "efficient", and "nimble". The execs making these decisions really need to be studied and examined.
Let's spend money and force people into the office for no reason, but give customers less options because we're trying to save money but wont say it. Makes perfect sense to me!
GenerationLee
Senior Member
Or just build a CIBC Square 3 over the tracks, thats one metre taller and one story higher 
ProjectEnd
Superstar
The Allied-announced lease was WealthSimple.
CIBC is the Shopify sublet, WealthSimple is going into the former Spaces space in 460 Front (the white terra cotta building in the middle).
RyanD
Active Member
My theory was that the Shopify sublet was going to be RBC - but now my 2019-held theory that RBC is taking the Hub is back on!
Wealthsimple was a total surprise to me, I thought they were moving in somewhere else.
Sandpit
Active Member
Does CIBC still have offices at Commerce Court?
officedweller
Senior Member
Or just build a CIBC Square 3 over the tracks, thats one metre taller and one story higher
Or buy out Larco and build it at the Dominion Public Building!