Comparing that shot with Ed's from April, I wouldn't be surprised if that shoring rig hasn't just giggled over to that new location from the vibration of the passing streetcars. These guys are not the fastest movers in the Toronto development scene.

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Nothing says Toronto like that frontier town hydro pole in the first picture.
 
Nice to see it rising, but wow does it ever feel like projects in this area move slowly.
 
Here's one I took yesterday. Not much has changed since the previous post.

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It really does seem like this has been proceeding at a snail's pace, but it's finally starting to come along.
 

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Edward Skira said:
How can move in be October 2017? Thing is barely done.
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Yes Thats the latest.Informed last week.I think that in total will be Four years five months since.And there allowed one more time to make another change.
Could bring it to summer 2018 move in and Jan /19 closing if it goes the way #1 Rainsford rd went down.
 
Meat on the Beach will do fine. Might force them to up their game but it's already a good game. They have a pretty loyal customer base and it's a well-stocked store. I believe the area can support two such operations in close proximity.
 
Lenser said:
Meat on the Beach will do fine. Might force them to up their game but it's already a good game. They have a pretty loyal customer base and it's a well-stocked store. I believe the area can support two such operations in close proximity.
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I hope so. We love meat on the beach and would hate to see it go, but could also use another grocery store in the area.
 
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