Toronto Queen & Ashbridge | 60.15m | 17s | Context Development | Teeple Architects

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The streetwall along Queen is a positive to see at least. Compared to the past when albeit being apartment midrises, this stretch still felt porous in terms of urbanity.
 
Anybody have any predictions for the commercial real estate just east of the project once queen and ashbridges goes live? Even if that whole block is onwed by one or several commercial real estate owners.

That money mart, dry cleaners, fun guys, and Mississaugas/Credit-owned cannabis shop (im sure theres a tangled mess of a story there) units have seen better days and would be prime for some more affluent shops or a tear down for a {drum roll} another condo.
 
CPG2022 said:
Anybody have any predictions for the commercial real estate just east of the project once queen and ashbridges goes live? Even if that whole block is onwed by one or several commercial real estate owners.

That money mart, dry cleaners, fun guys, and Mississaugas/Credit-owned cannabis shop (im sure theres a tangled mess of a story there) units have seen better days and would be prime for some more affluent shops or a tear down for a {drum roll} another condo.
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The residual lots are ~30M deep, that's not great for a condo/apartment build, particularly when factoring separation distance here. The overall foot print is close to 24,000ft2, so it can be made to work, but it would likely be a midrise, and might require an unconventional layout.
 
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