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From Thursday, July 20

Drop off/bus loop with 20 ish parking spaces in the middle

Closed permanently on Sunday at 9pm, today (Thursday) everything was stripped and there is a bit of demolition equipment on site. Didn't get a good pic of the inside but it looked like everything was gone from in there too.

My turn :)

Port Credit station today (July 20)

It was completely torn apart today. At this rate it'll be gone by the end of next week. Photo coming soon

There was only one truly historic home demolished, I believe in 2021. It had been abandoned for years because it was falling apart and sinking a bit.

Correct. The hydro corridor is an easement on the property. The existing driveway onto Upper Middle is actually an easement through the easement, in a way. Nothing can be built in that front/side strip for safety reasons, but that argument is that public greenspace would be a lot better than...

The Esso gas station and associated Circle K were closed permanently last night with rather short notice. The project is currently under review by the OLT, with a hearing date of September 11. I think this will be approved, but the main concern at play is a lack of public space. As is, the...

Anyone know if the bridge is up yet?

Great to see more of this low-medium density going in along here without tearing down historic homes. The design looks nice and beachy too, which I really like.

Awesome location, basically at the corner of James and Barton, and around 300 metres to the GO station. Great to see this area gaining some traction since the opening of West Harbour. Here's the site on Google Maps:

This is stunning honestly. The only thing I would change is its proximity to a GO station 😁

We, as a community, got nailed by the developers.

Yes, and it's just to show that retail will be there, there will likely (hopefully) be more than is shown there. Unfortunately because of the design of the original Uptown Core area, which was done before walkable communities became the ideal, it's essentially a bunch of residential buildings...

Hopefully this is just for massing and isn't the final design

They are. There are a couple on my street in suburban Burlington, only on larger corner lots, where they do ok. Definitely not going to last there which is really unfortunate, especially considering they are rather slow growing and those trees are likely several years old

Palermo needs a grocery store ASAP

We actually hit 11 on the air quality index for the first time ever today (the highest level, "DANGER - do not go outside unless absolutely necessary and wear a mask")

I can pretty much guarantee that somewhere in the purchase agreement it says something along the lines of: "floorplans are approximate and are subject to change without notice" and "actual square footage may vary slightly from number listed on floorplan"