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Go for it. You've got nothing to lose.

This house is just down the street from me. I'd go over there if I wasn't such a wuss. I wonder if this is a custom built home by Henry Fleiss? He designed several custom houses in this general area--such as: The Yarmon House at 91 Laurentide Dr. (this should be a heritage building)...

That would make it as long or longer than St. James Park. The views Westward would be improved, as the bank buildings would be less obstructed--the Yonge St border would also look very nice, with the historic buildings on the West side of the street, complimenting the edge of the park. It...

Parkwoods, technically--not Don Mills. Does anyone know if there is a creek buried below Underhill Dr? I've heard that there is.

Yes. The base is horrible--especially the cheap plastic black and grey siding along The Esplanade and Scott St.

I wish the Altus Group building would be demolished, so Berczy Park could extend to Yonge St.

It's too bad most of the ravine north of Donaree was filled in. It's interesting to see that there was also ravine land in the northern part of Railside--considering how industrial the area became. What is that property west of the O'Connor Mansion?

What's happening with the ramp?

Is the existing building being demolished or are they building on the parking lot?

Beautiful complex--but the pathways could use a redoing in stone.

Ugly and unoriginal.

Isn't O'Connor Bowl (1951) the oldest bowling alley in the city? I had many a birthday party there when I was a kid. It is still pretty much in it's full original state. It should definitely be saved from redevelopment. Building a new bowling alley elsewhere to replace it won't offer the...

For the most part.

I'll head down there with Jeff Beukeboom and Dave Semenko to beat up these union thugs.

Is this going to be restored?

This is moving slower than Larry Murphy.

Was that artificial coral in the main tank?

A while back I read that John Parker demanded that the entire shopping complex be designed with high quality architecture. I guess kitsch qualifies as 'aesthetically pleasing'.

Chanks.

Is there any way that the landlord could be forced to return it to its original state?