Toronto 411 Church | 121.91m | 38s | CentreCourt | IBI Group

UrbanFervour · Apr 7, 2017

Another parking lot bites the dust. Church Street sure is a-changin'... I just hope it doesn't kill off the night-life and small scale LGBT retail in the area because that's basically all Church Street has going for it as far as being a destination.

TheKingEast · Apr 7, 2017

Disagree. This will enhance Church st. LGBT community will now have options to live literally smack dab in the middle of all the action in a nice modern condo. Think this would also improve retail as well.

wolfewood · Apr 7, 2017

TheKingEast said:
Disagree. This will enhance Church st. LGBT community will now have options to live literally smack dab in the middle of all the action in a nice modern condo. Think this would also improve retail as well.

Except that has yet to happen in a neighbourhood where condos suddenly spring up en masse. You were literally complaining about how dull the Entertainment District had become on a thread a week ago or so. Why would it be any different here?

TheKingEast · Apr 7, 2017

wolfewood said:
Except that has yet to happen in a neighbourhood where condos suddenly spring up en masse. You were literally complaining about how dull the Entertainment District had become on a thread a week ago or so. Why would it be any different here?

I was complaining about the dull architecture in the ED.

Davsam · Apr 17, 2017

Any idea how CentreCourt is up to task of building Axis Condos, their work on Core Condos was substandard. What makes them think they are qualified?

salsa · Apr 17, 2017

UrbanFervour said:
Another parking lot bites the dust. Church Street sure is a-changin'... I just hope it doesn't kill off the night-life and small scale LGBT retail in the area because that's basically all Church Street has going for it as far as being a destination.

The parking lot was the site of one the main music stages during every pride festival. As Church street develops, I hope that alternative sites can be found for the various festivities.

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Benito · Apr 21, 2017

Today.

Momin · Apr 26, 2017

Update:

On one of the main north-south arteries in Downtown Toronto, Church Street has seen an increased number of development projects over recent years, right from the very south up to near Bloor St. Several of these projects are still in the pipeline and await approvals from City staff, others are well under construction and changing the corridor's landscape, while two projects are now in the early stages of construction.

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