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unfortunately i don't know. but the acquisition of the sites to the north allows the purchaser to go with a new plan that entails preserving the 10 st. mary heritage building. the city had objected to lifetime's original application, which entailed demolishing the heritage building (this was...

no worries. castlepoint paid a big price for this - but they will have an easier time getting their approval permissions now that the site has been expanded.

actually it very much still is a thing. castlepoint bought this property from lifetime for $28,000,000 and then added to it by purchasing the two buildings to the north (on St. Nicholas St.) for $12,000,000.

someone please change name in title

lakes erode. parks have bears. no place is safe :rolleyes:

cresford sold 400 units within 12 hours of its launch last fall.

not

an upzoning exercise such as the one at play here is precisely the type of endeavour that a "developer" undertakes. granted, more often than not, the developer of a site also serves the function of "builder" (ie: Tridel/Daniels/etc.). but in many cases, the land owner fills the "developer" role.

horrid

reor!

check your math big guy

what is the latest update on this project? seems like no news has come out for years now.

the retail at grade is still not leased?

why do so many posters make negative comments about this development and Tridel's involvement in it?

37.1 x coverage. what a joke.

that's a cute sentiment but the owner of Stollery's actually went with Mizrahi because he had a plan to pay an amount beyond what a typical condo builder would fork-over for the land.

oh wow. is this confirmed?

does anyone have the answer to this?

they did

I agree! thanks, somemidtowner, for providing the link to the article from way back when. very interesting what they've done with the replicated façade!