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Apparently there is a 3rd party LPAT appeal on this one. https://www.omb.gov.on.ca/ecs/CaseDetail.aspx?n=PL200239

3 storeys across the street from a subway and a major park is such a Toronto thing.

My hunch is that whomever buys that 3 bedroom penthouse likely isn't too concerned about the maintenance fee of their private hot tub.

It is a really lovely building, but I'm not liking the loss of 73 rooms.

I think that is a very safe bet

(I made a new post before seeing this thread)

This strongly suggests that the position they took in the OMB hearing against GRID was, in a word, bullsh*t. I mean, it seemed obvious at the time that they had no intention of actually building that tower and looked like it was just a bargaining chip... and this kind of confirms that.

Going to TEYCC in January I think

The sales centre has gone up.

From the drawings:

New architect: Standard Practice

There is a property in-between CentreCourt and Menkes that CentreCourt doesn't own, and is presumably free to develop.

I was there. I'd say that for the most part the tower is ok looking. Nothing exciting, really. I was really impressed, though, with the Dalhousie side ground floor treatment. I think it is really well designed and will brighten up that side quite a bit.

I was looking at the floor plans today and was surprised to see that the windows on the north side are only 30cm from the property line starting at the 4th floor. I don't think I've seen that before.