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I was told Second Cup left because of rent increases so maybe the same thing here. I'm sure Chick-Fil-A opening across the street didn't help.

KFC/Taco Bell near Yonge & Charles suddenly shut down and removed all their signage.

Must be tough on the workers to lose these paycheques right before Christmas through no fault of their own.

While they're waiting to develop this site they could probably get some decent income from digital advertising on the second and third floors of this building. Or is that not allowed on a city owned property.

Great addition to the neighbourhood!

Friday the 13th strikes again! No workers on site today and this is why;

Here's a blown up section from that pic. The electrical boxes are in a straight line as indicated by the red markings.

Actually when I was walking by I noticed a number of electrical junction boxes (?) laid out on the floor. Centre right where those two guys are standing on the pile of rebar in my last pic.

Laying lots of rebar today in preparation for a big pour.

Went by at lunchtime and despite the pouring rain they were pouring the section in Benito's first pic above.

Very busy when I went by at lunchtime today. Lots of workers on site. More rebar being delivered. They were pouring concrete into that giant rebar wall connecting the super columns on the the north side of the site.

^ Lots of workers on site today when I went by. More than usual actually. Trucks were delivering rebar. Workers were laying that cable stuff on the floor. A lot of workers you can't see because they're working underneath the floor.

Model of original proposal in 1969. Estimated cost was $48 million. (Toronto Reference Library)

This long time rooming house near Church is fenced off. About 6 months ago the balcony was chopped off. Google image from July 2018; Google image from May 2019

No equipment yet but about a half dozen workers on site today doing preparatory work.

^ That wall would be a great spot for a mural.