[innsertnamehere]

Or a Starbucks, or a Subway.

subway usually takes cheaper condo retail spaces, not the pricey ones like this. Banks and starbucks will take the pricier spots.

When was the last time a subway actually opened in a new condo, anyway? I can't think of any.

 

[Ramako]

subway usually takes cheaper condo retail spaces, not the pricey ones like this. Banks and starbucks will take the pricier spots.

When was the last time a subway actually opened in a new condo, anyway? I can't think of any.

They do indeed seem to have slowed their expansion.

 

[interchange42]

Seen from the South Core South, yesterday:

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[condovo]

Great pic.

 

[ProjectEnd]

http://torontolife.com/real-estate/condos/toronto-condo-for-sale-224-king-street-west/

 

[steveve]

Tuesday:

 

[SkyCloudJC]

Just went through almost all the new condo designs around King Street West, Theatre Park is definitely one of the very best. The building setback and the small park space in front of it is UNBEATABLE. City really should advocate this kind of concept. Sad to see some other new buildings went up and added no value to the street level experience.

 

[vatche]

I totally agree. They have to mandate that every building that goes up have a small park or some sort of something that will enhance the look at street level. We only have one chance. Then it's gone forever. I don't think it's a big deal to ask from the developers. It's the least they could do.

 

[Ryan_T]

The style is just like typical detached homes: front yard, garage out the rear.

 

[Logan]

Northwest View (2) by Michael Muraz, on Flickr

Northwest View (3) by Michael Muraz, on Flickr

West View (1) by Michael Muraz, on Flickr

 

[3Dementia]

Had to find a dusty password to login to say:

Brilliant, gorgeous shot Logan!!! In camera or enhanced by PS? Thanks.


OOPS just realized it was Michael Muraz... no surprise.

 

[Ryan_T]

That is quite impressive work.

 

[jsjaker]

Logan - absolutely incredible shots of TO!

 

[salsa]

 

[Edward Skira]