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Old Posted: May 16, 2011, 12:17 AM
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TORONTO | Madison Condos | 30 & 33 floors, 53,600 square feet retail

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Occupying the entire block of Eglinton between Dunfield Ave. and Lillian St., the development will include 644 condos and 53,600 square feet of retail space, anchored by a 40,000-square-foot grocery store. (Currently, the area has a 24-hour Metro in the basement of the Yonge Eglinton Centre.)

“We’ve got a great opportunity here,” says Miguel Singer, principal with Madison Homes, the project’s developer. “This will allow for the beginning of a revitalization of that commercial quadrant on Eglinton.”

The Madison will have two glass towers, one 33 storeys, the other 30. The towers will be connected by an eight-floor podium that will house some residential suites, the building amenities, as well as the two-storey retail complex.
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Old Posted: May 16, 2011, 12:53 AM
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thats a lot of retail! thats good. and who knew that toronto has a broadway as well as new york?
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The podium looks like a mish-mash of styles thrown together, but the towers are decent. Not great, but on par with many projects in downtown. The large amount of retail sounds great though. I was very familiar with this area in my high school days. This development fills up one of the last empty lots and pretty much completes this urban stretch of Eglinton East.
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April 3rd by someMidTowner from UT.

Excavation is just about complete. Should see a crane within weeks.

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