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Old Posted Dec 3, 2011, 6:00 AM
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Proposals: Highrise (100-199m)


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The Mercer, Toronto

(Exact height in metres is not available but at 33 storeys this should be just enough to reach at least 100 m)

http://www.newinhomes.com/articles/a...p?article=1032

"The Mercer is now 75% sold out...Construction will begin early in the new year"



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355 King Street West (former 47 & 42 storey proposal) has been sold to a new developer. Exciting news, another big hotel in the ED will be a great addition.

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From Urbanation: https://twitter.com/#!/urbanation

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Easton's Group of Companies (http://www.eastonsgroup.com) pays over $70 million for 355 King Street West, will they bring a W Hotel to Toronto?
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The mercer has been taking forever to sell. Might be a while before construction starts there.
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Yeah, it's odd that the Mercer has been so slow to sell, considering it's top notch location. I know most people don't love the design, but I think the mix of materials will really make it stand out.
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The mercer has to have one of the best locations of any of the condos going up right now. I could definitely see myself living there regardless of the somewhat disappointing design.
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Yeah, just stand on the balcony watching chics roll out of Maison/Shoomze at 2am.
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I was thinking more like go to work, grab dinner, watch the leafs game at ACC, and go home without ever getting in a vehicle. Although yours works too.
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Construction is imminent at Theatre Park in Toronto (157m / 515ft):


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Nice - Very exciting times in the Megadot!
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Looking at that pic, Theatre Park's forecourt park with fountain is going to look amazing. This is such an overall well though out project, bravo Brad Lamb and aA!
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More density being proposed along the North York Yonge strip. The NYCC skyline is expanding north of Finch/Yonge.

Newtonbrook Plaza Site (5799 - 5915 Yonge)

Silvercore is the developer, and architecture will be Wallman.

Info from Urban Toronto: http://urbantoronto.ca/forum/showthr...33-43s-Wallman)


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Development signs are now up around this site. A total of 4 buildings 28, 36, 36 and 44 stories high and 14 townhomes, 1660 units. Along with a new street and park. I also heard from a empolyee in the plaza that the Food Basic will get a new store at the south end of the plaza, where the 9 store office building is now.
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More renderings of the Gansevoort Hotel & Condos. Saucier + Perrotte's design is brilliant. Definitely a beautiful work of art!

Renderings from Kiyoko on BuzzBuzzHome forum, via Southcore on UrbanToronto.

http://www.buzzbuzzhome.com/forum/de...?g=posts&t=862











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I know I sound like a broken record, but that distillery condo project will really come down to quality and creative use of materials.
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I really don't care for the height and I hope it doesn't set the pecedence for the planned mid-rise neighbourhood like we have seen in the Entertainment District. (where at least it makes sense)
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Demolition beginning at the Chaz on Charles site:



Photo by Taller, Better on SSC: http://www.skyscrapercity.com/showth...0#post86518040
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Speculation of another condo to launch in Toronto early next year:

http://www.buzzbuzzhome.com/Forum/de...?g=posts&t=871

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Sounds like 357 King Street West by Great Gulf Homes will be launching around March 2012.

Project: 357 King Street West
Street View: King and Blue Jays Way
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355 King Street West (former 47 & 42 storey proposal) has been sold to a new developer. Exciting news, another big hotel in the ED will be a great addition.

Rendering for old proposal

From Urbanation: https://twitter.com/#!/urbanation

Easton's Group of Companies (http://www.eastonsgroup.com) pays over $70 million for 355 King Street West, will they bring a W Hotel to Toronto?
According to an update by Urbanation, Remington will be a partner in this development.

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As we reported on Dec 1, Easton Group purchased 355 King - Remington to partner, bringing residential experience.
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Proposal Update

200 Dundas East I (Toronto) = 151.850 m

200 Dundas East II (Toronto) = 112.850 m

Staff Report (with line drawings): http://www.toronto.ca/legdocs/mmis/2...file-43081.pdf
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Minto 30 Roe coming soon to the midtown Yonge/Eglinton area

30 Roehampton Street, 33 Storeys, 111 metres, Minto Group, Wallman Architects

http://www.toronto.ca/legdocs/mmis/2...file-37259.pdf

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