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Old Posted May 16, 2012, 2:12 AM
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I absolutely love Toronto. Went there back in 2010 (when Virgin America started offering flights from LA) and wanted to check it out for myself. It really was one of my favorite city centers by far outside of New York. It was dense, walkable, urban, sophisticated, and had a lot of the Asian food I enjoy eating, like all you can eat KBBQ for $13.99 at the time! WOW!
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Right. I wonder if this indicates a long-term slowdown or if it's just a cursory blip. We've had these lulls before during this condo boom, and they have always been followed by spasms of proposals.
Very unlikely, Toronto has been in the midst of a crazy property bubble for the last decade. The punch bowl can't last forever. The fallout is going to be deep, as with every property bubble in history.
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Old Posted May 16, 2012, 8:47 PM
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Very unlikely, Toronto has been in the midst of a crazy property bubble for the last decade. The punch bowl can't last forever. The fallout is going to be deep, as with every property bubble in history.
A crash or decline has been predicted for years and has yet to happen. Every time a major new condo tower is released, line-ups stretch around the block.
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Looks great! love the colour
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Old Posted May 29, 2012, 1:12 AM
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430-444 Dufferin Street, Toronto



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^ That looks pretty massive. Could this be an 800-900 footer?
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That's 50 Bloor West at 908 feet, 277m, and 83 floors.
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Some Recent Happenings...

Bay Adelaide Centre 2 (45s)

Bay, Adelaide office tower brings work space to condo-heavy downtown

Toronto’s newest office tower is set to bring employment space to a sea of residential buildings.

There are six office buildings currently under development in the city’s core, compared to 12 new high-rise condos, with more than 5,700 units, now under construction.

The $464 million (U.S.) Bay Adelaide Centre East project is expected to break ground in the fall and be completed in 2015 or early 2016, Brookfield Office Properties Inc. said Tuesday.

“Any new office building in the downtown core is welcome. We need more employment space,” said Iain Dobson, researcher and former commercial brokerage executive. “We have built so much residential space, and we haven’t built up a comparable amount of office space.”

Professional services firm Deloitte Canada has signed on as the anchor tenant of the new building, which is the second tower in the Bay Adelaide complex. The new space will bring together employees from five different downtown offices on 17 floors.

The tower comes as a growing number of companies are renewing their commitment, or making a new one, to keep operations in the city’s downtown core.
More from The Star......http://www.thestar.com/business/arti...heavy-downtown

http://forum.skyscraperpage.com/showthread.php?t=191748


16 York (Cadillac Fairview, 31s, aA)

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Renderings and video from http://www.16york.ca


















I like how the offset massing of the tower reflects the similar design element that you see halfway up on each of the condo towers. It evokes the image of shifting glaciers.

Cumberland Yorkville Parking Garage (near Bay & Yorkville, Minto, 69 + 55s, Wallma

37 YORKVILLE AVE/Cumberland Yorkville Parking Garage
http://app.toronto.ca/DevelopmentApp...derRsn=3152985

To construct a mixed-use development comprised of 2 residential towers having a heights of 44 and 58 storeys on top of an 11 storey podium base. The total height of the north tower is 218.3 metres plus a 19.5 metres mechanical penthouse. The total height of the south tower is 124.7 metres plus a 13.5 metre mechnical penthouse. The first two storeys of the 11-storey podium consist of retail uses; floors 3 to 9 contain a Toronto Parking Authority parking garage with 802 parking spaces; and the remaining floors are residential uses. Residential parking is located in 3 levels of underground parking. In total there are 1,172 vehicular parking spaces (370 residential parking spaces and 802 Toronto Parking Authority spaces) and 1,205 bicycle parking spaces. A total of 1,166 residential units are proposed.


243 College Street (30s)
243 COLLEGE STREET
Site Plan Approval 12 194899 STE 20 SA Ward 20
- Tor & E.York Jun 18, 2012 --- --- --- ---
Rezoning application to permit the redevelopment of the lands for the purposes of a new 30 storey mixed use building complete with 354m2 of retail at grade, 3,798m2 of office uses, and 121 residential dwelling units above. Included in the proposal is the provision of 69 parking spaces in a below grade parking facility, 57 for residents, 11 for the office uses, and 1 car share space.
http://goo.gl/maps/jtVg


95 BROADWAY AVE
Site Plan Approval 12 197250 STE 22 SA Ward 22
- Tor & E.York Jun 20, 2012 --- --- --- ---
Site Plan approval application for construction of new residential building - 2 towers - 38 stories each connect by a 8 storey podium - 7 levels below grade parking - 367 parkingspaces - 853 residential units. - See 12 146382 STE 22oz for R e Zoning Application

95 Broadway Ave. (38s x2)
95 BROADWAY AVE
Rental Housing Demolition & Conversion 12 197254 STE 22 RH Ward 22
- Tor & E.York Jun 20, 2012 --- --- --- ---
Rental housing demolition approval application for demolition of 32 rental residential units in existing building on site in order to facilitate the construction of new residential building - 2 towers - 38 stories each connect by a 8 storey podium - 7 levels below grade parking - 367 parkingspaces - 853 residential units. - See 12 146382 STE 22oz for R e Zoning Application - existing 32 rental residential units to be replaced in new building.


43 Gerrard St. W (50s, RAW Design)

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Clarion Hotel redevelopment (Sherbourne @ Selby, Cityzen, 49s, bKL Architecture)

592 SHERBOURNE ST
OPA / Rezoning 12 193918 STE 27 OZ Ward 27
- Tor & E.York Jun 15, 2012 --- --- --- ---
Rezoning application for construction of new residential building - 5 townhouse unts in podium - 4 level podium and 52 storey - 499 residential units (inculdes 5 townhouse units at grade) - 6 levels below grade parking 229 spaces. - 500 bicycle parking spac


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Renderings. Looks like they are moving the Clarion just like James Cooper Mansion.







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43 Gerrard and the Clarion Hotel are great, in that they inject a little bit of color into the sea of blue and green glass towers being build in Toronto. I wonder what the cladding will be on the Clarion Hotel. If it's brick, it could end up quite nice, like the pencil thin tower that went up in NY a couple of years back, which name escapes me at the moment.
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43 Gerrard and the Clarion Hotel are great, in that they inject a little bit of color into the sea of blue and green glass towers being build in Toronto. I wonder what the cladding will be on the Clarion Hotel. If it's brick, it could end up quite nice, like the pencil thin tower that went up in NY a couple of years back, which name escapes me at the moment.
i like the new Clarion Hotel, reminds me of 'The Montevideo' in Rotterdam.
maybe the cladding will be similar as well.
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Old Posted Jun 25, 2012, 12:14 AM
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Looking at the new 16 york renders I sort of like them, especially considering the original design was a flatout box.
I just hope the midway ledge would be lit up as shown in the 2nd, 3rd and 4th renders.
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Old Posted Jul 26, 2012, 2:11 AM
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beach hill residences



90 harbour is getting ready to launch sales (now to be called the harbour residences), website is here:

http://menkes.com/harbour/

ivory on the adelaide is beginning construction:


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rendering of the project:


an update on world on yonge, the only construction site in canada with 8 construction cranes. (and 5 towers)

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Here is some info and a diagram of what 27-37 Yorkville/50 Cumberland might look like

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Also....Rumours surface of new giant skyscraper in Toronto
100 Adelaide West/Richmond-Adelaide III

Oxford Properties Group hasn’t even filled up the tower it’s already building in Toronto’s downtown core but talk is turning to whether the real estate company is planning another giant skyscraper.

The Financial Post has learned that the Toronto-based company gave termination notices this month to tenants at 100 Adelaide West in the financial core — a decision that gives Oxford flexibility if it decides it wants to move ahead with the building.

The proposed 900,000 square foot building has been on and off again since 1998. But with vacancy rates in the 5% range, and the downtown core now teaming with residential towers and workers who have no interest in the suburbs, industry speculation is rife that Oxford is about to pull the trigger.

“Nothing is imminent,” said Blake Hutcheson, chief executive of Oxford, which is a subsidiary of the Ontario Municipal Employee Retirement System. “The short answer is I would love to build it but I don’t know when we will.”

Oxford probably wants to nail down a lead tenant before it goes ahead, although sources indicate OMERS could take about to 150,000 square feet of space in the new building if another firm signs on.

Any move to begin construction, which would take three to four years to complete, would come with Oxford’s RBC WaterPark Place — a 930,000 square foot office development close to the waterfront — only about two-thirds leased.

The risk of not building and providing new space for tenants is that they jump ship to a rival. Brookfield Office Properties has already announced plans to build a second tower at the Bay Adelaide Centre and said professionals services firm Deloitte has signed on to take 43% of the 44-storey 980,000 square foot tower which is set to hit the market in late 2015 or early 2016.

More...........http://business.financialpost.com/20...er-in-toronto/



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We need more office space in the core.
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We will soon have 4-6 office buildings under construction, so there is quite a bit of office space coming to the core. (watermark place 3, bremner tower, Bay Adelaide centre 2, 1 York, possibly 16 york, as well as 100 Adelaide west.
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Also....Rumours surface of new giant skyscraper in Toronto
100 Adelaide West/Richmond-Adelaide III
Giant skyscraper? I wouldn't even classify this as large, let alone giant. Shanghai World Financial is giant. This is a midget by comparison. Goes to show you can't trust rumour to be accurate.
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A couple more 49 storey proposals this week for Toronto.

Liberty Village/Fort York neighbourhood-10 Ordnance St. (49s, 29s, 23s)
10 ORDNANCE ST
OPA / Rezoning 12 230482 STE 19 OZ Ward 19
- Tor & E.York Aug 16, 2012 --- --- --- Rees, Thomas
416-392-0758
Rezoning to permit a mixed use development comprising two mixed-use buildings (Phase 2 Blocks 1 and 3) with three towers with overall tower heights of 49 storeys (Tower 1), 29 storeys (Tower 5) and 23 storeys (Tower 4). All buildings have ground floor commercial uses and a combined total of 1,109 residential units.


587-599 Yonge Street/ 2 & 4 Dundonald St. - 7 & 9 Gloucester St. (49s)
593 YONGE ST
OPA / Rezoning 12 235622 STE 27 OZ Ward 27
- Tor & E.York Aug 24, 2012 --- --- --- ---
Proposal to construct a 49 sty condo with 514 residential units, commercial at grade, maintain portion of Heritage building, and below grade parking. 587-599 YONGE ST, 2 & 4 DUNDONALD ST, 7 & 9 GLOUCESTER ST

http://goo.gl/maps/VFJPV / http://goo.gl/maps/WcLyn
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