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Get lost Argos. THIS IS OUR HOUSE.

This project proves that money does not buy taste.

It's a gamble in my opinion. If the materials are OK it'll look fine, but if not, then this has the potential to be an outragous eyesore. We'll find out in 2010 what exactly we'll get.

I don't think so. It's not like he committed fraud. He obviously had every intention of building Sapphire, except that he went bankrupt. I thought those investors were incredibly naive to hand over so much money. They surely must have had bad real estate lawyers to allow them to go along with...

Another St. James Town in the making.

What do you have against balconies?

If Vaughn is against it, then this project must be a good thing for the city.

What was the ownership structure when St. James Town was built? Was it run by one company that rented out all the units? If so, City Place is different because all the units are owned seperately by hundreds, if not, thousands individual investors. Furthermore, what is the rental ratio at City...

I call it Toronto Square.

I don't think the Post is all that much right-wing anymore. There's actually lots of urban-type stuff in the paper.

I very much look forward to seeing this one go up.

CityTV sell-off/New City HQ? Rogers to spend $50 million? On top of the two years of losses, Rogers executives said the company could be forced to spend up to $50-million for office space to accommodate the TV empire it is acquiring with the Citytv purchase. Rogers said it would like to...

Yup, and it works just like a real phone. I'm no fan of Rogers, but my dislike of Bell Canada is virtually endless and I'm more than happy to no longer be their customer.

This is indeed an astounding rendering.

...or commuters from Toronto looking for work in Whitby.

We're not even remotely close to a Clewes saturation. What a nice problem that would be!

I would say fear and loathing.

It'll certainly give Charles East a bit of a jolt.

...and what an experience it is!

Sorbara just announced that Ontario is running a $2.3 billion surplus. Looks like everyone has money except the city.