First Pace, then Ryerson's residence tower to the south, and now the redevelopment of the Garden Hilton at the northeast corner. The big question is when will plans emerge for the former Sears parking lot!
First Pace, then Ryerson's residence tower to the south, and now the redevelopment of the Garden Hilton at the northeast corner. The big question is when will plans emerge for the former Sears parking lot!
There's also a parking lot across from The Grand hotel and the Hooker Harvey's site could fit a slim tower at Gerrard St.
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The parking lot across from the Grand is the Ryerson proposal I believe.
Ryerson makes some big moves in the neighbourhood.
http://urbantoronto.ca/news/2013/02/...-new-purchases
Too bad they didn't buy up the southeast corner of Church and Dundas instead. That whole area needs a good wrecking ball.
Church & Dundas needs something BIG, like a new department store or major attraction. I don't just want more and more condos. I want to see some serious city building and something that adds life to the downtown core. Dundas East has so much great potential. I would hate to see it squandered, with the same old, same old.
Last edited by Torontovibe; 2013-Feb-16 at 22:53.
With the pull of the Easton Centre, highly unlikely that a major department store (or anchor tenant) would want to move out here.
If it goes, it'll be condos.
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It will be hard to expand much eastward with all the public housing projects on Sherbourne too. I am not sure how much change we will see eastward given those properties.
I could be remembering wrong, but wasn't some sort of commuinty theatre supposed to open in the never-opened roller-rink (in the building just across from what was Sears H.Q.)?
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