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It probably won't be long before skateboarders ruin this heart shaped bench 🤷‍♂️

Yea, but Menkes needs to build the (3?) highrise towers west of Sugar Wharf to allow for a PATH connection to One Yonge, and that's probably 10 years later. I don't see how Menkes will come back to Sugar Wharf and spend tens of millions of $ on actually building the connection.

How confident are we regarding the PATH connection to Sugar Wharf? I think the chances of it happening are pretty low, considering by the time the infrastructure is ready to build the connection, Sugar Wharf will be long built with residents moved in, we'll come back to the same old question...

What's the ballpark subscription fee to use Urbanation?

Do you have any sales numbers? If not, sure, you are entitled to your opinions. The fact that the builder came up with these ridiculous promotions ($6500 rental income for a 800 sqft condo? seriously...), it's a clear sign that sales aren't going well. A building positioned as luxurious but...

In Toronto, typical condo buildings require a minimum lease term of 6 months or 1 year, and of course there are those ones that allow AirBnb. Out of curiosity, does anyone know if there are buildings that allow atypical lease terms, say 4 months, 8 months? ?

Anyone knows approx. how much condo fees will be increased to cover the maintenance costs of the PATH connection once it is completed?

$1500/ft? You wish! :) Their studios start from $2000/ft.

A new angle. Photo taken by me.

yes, the prices are VERY high. high $400s for a less than 300 sf studio.

Looks like this was filmed in the south tower of Maple Leaf Square. Hope the person gets caught.

Anyone knows if there's any development plan for the blocks of land to the east of this building? The blocks currently used for Greyhound / coach buses, that big surface parking lot.

This one is just a renovation project, isn't it? There's no mention of adding more floors on top of the existing building, especially not if occupancy is scheduled for 2020, only a year from now, according to the press release.

hopefully with this in the works, the RBC corner across the street will be transformed into something better as well

okay.... I hope the balcony glass panels were on sale at least

Like the colors and the podium too. But something about the balconies feels weird to me, maybe it's the way the dividers stand out, reminds me of old apartment buildings like this one:

when is this park supposed to be open to the public, 2020?

Today taken by me. First glass panel facing York St.

I believe it is due to the close proximity with the historic building next door, there isn't enough setback space.

Earlier today (Aug 23), taken by me