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Partial permit application (shoring and foundation) is visible on City of Toronto permitting website.

The auto service centre at 1361 The Queensway has now been turned into some sort of office or sales centre. It's got Greybrook branding with black signage all around. Perhaps sales will be starting soon.

Email blast from the sales team came today with an invitation for a start of construction celebration on June 17th.

Mobile crane is onsite today erecting the fourth tower crane (western most portion of the site). Easy to watch progress with the construction cam: https://vergecondos.com/construction/

Excavation equipment is now on site. Looks like something may be starting up soon.

That seems strange...

Looks like it'll be marketed at "Queensway III" Link: https://realty.greybrook.com/portfolio-2/queensway-3/

Something may be starting here. The rear of the site, nearby to the kitchen hub, has lines painted and small marker flags all over the place - looked to be locates for utilities prior to digging.

Anyone know what's going on with this site? It's been cleaned up substantially and there are a bunch of trucks and such parked on it.

Mobile crane was on site today removing the construction crane.

Looks like it's going to be timber framed. Sign for this developer is now on side of building: https://halsaliving.ca/

Check out the construction cam here: https://vergecondos.com/construction/ It has periodic stills you can scroll back and forward through.

A third crane (second on the eastern side of the site) is now up. Construction Cam ( Link ) stills show it being assembled yesterday.

I think Thirty Six Zorra beat this to the punch - but definitely looks to be the start of a pattern.

It's finished now. They are just clearing up the rubble and debris.

Architectural plans/elevations and other docs now visible on Toronto Development Applications page.

Demolition almost complete here.

Curious as well. Don't see much activity at the sales office either...

As this area densifies, it desperately needs better transit. While it may eventually be served by a future western portion (extension) of the Ontario Line, that is probably 2 decades or more away. Perhaps a dedicated street car right-of-way on Queensway connecting eastward from Kipling to the...

Actually, seeing this one in person over Christmas I think I would say this is even worse than "absolute flaming hot garbage and standard for Marlin Spring". It makes some of their other projects look positively inspired.