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I think they're still in the pre-application consultation stage

The aisle looks pretty narrow... not a fan of the aisle poles either I think we win this one

^ lol

NE corner of Bremner & Spadina - SE corner of Blue Jays Way & Spadina

Not really surprised he found a lot of support for abolishing the land transfer tax in a room full of real estate agents http://www.thestar.com/news/cityhallpolitics/article/1204323--toronto-mayor-rob-ford-hopes-to-phase-out-land-transfer-tax?bn=1

Yikes! I'd really like to hear the architect's explanation of the design.

Get Ford to throw another BBQ in his Mom's backyard, Harper will definitely come out

Its tied in with the 88 Erskine application http://app.toronto.ca/tmmis/viewAgendaItemHistory.do?item=2012.NY16.23 Going to Council on June 6 Appealed to the OMB by the owner (neglect) Also...

+1 Couldn't agree more with your comments. It's not surprising developers push for increased heights and densities (and neglect mid-rise) given the amount of time and money it takes to navigate a development through City Hall.

My bad. Apologies Illy

That would be one amazing pool!

^The Six50 development to the south as well

The site is actually a bit west of that... Roughly bordered by Adelaide St. W, Adelaide Pl., Browns Ln (if it extended to the East), & the 103-111 Bathurst Project (N/E/S/W) The Context project is an interesting one though too!

Is the parking lot beside it historical too? :)

I think the building at the SE corner of King West and Techumseth is just as tall. I've always thought its a bit of a shame that Adelaide runs one way East instead of West - another tall building on the north side of Adelaide would frame the church nicely.

"Joint Community Consultation Meeting Planning Applications for: 103-111 Bathurst Street & 525 Adelaide Street West Date: June 12, 2012 Time: 7pm-9pm Place: Metro Hall (Room 308), 55 John Street Proposal: 525 Adelaide Street West This application proposes to amend the former City...

Air Canada Centre Maple Leaf Gardens Also a good resource for the City... http://era.on.ca/portfolio/ Or other heritage architects @ http://www.caphc.ca/

Haha, fair enough :) I agree with Eug's comment as well.

I'm not naive to the realities of a recession, I'm just playing devil's advocate here... there are always winners and losers It may not happen the way you envision either

Meh... some people win and some people lose Any drop in price would be great (for me)