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...and I guess the garbage can is just floating there.

Well this doesn't shed any light on what they are actually planning, but my gut tells me it's something like what they've done at DNA3 down the street....see building permit entry below:

Pertaining to Sears building.....zoning review started - hum new specialty retail? I wonder who? "Proposed interior renovation of existing Sears department store to accommodate new specialty retail store and new commercial retail units within Yorkdale Mall".

So is Holy Chucks going there as well?

From the photo it looks like the Perry's space.

http://www.theglobeandmail.com/report-on-business/mexx-canada-to-file-for-bankruptcy-protection/article21968803/ Mexx-canada-to-file-for-bankruptcy-protection

Does anyone know who's behind this project?

Very odd indeed....great corner real estate. Perhaps there's a future redevelopment play at this site with a demolition clause, thus scaring prospects away.

From what I understand the property has been the subject of a family dispute for years and that's why the southern portion was demolished, right along the property line, thus leaving the former building cut in half.

It will be used as a seasonal pop-up.

Building Application Status Application: Sign Permit Status: Inspection Location: 899 DUNDAS ST W TORONTO M6J 1V9 Ward 19: Trinity-Spadina Application#: 14 240283 SGN 00 SP Issued Date: Oct 29, 2014 Project: First...

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=z3DIIdgFyIQ New fly-thru video and announcing name change to Yorkville Village.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MW8xRIT-6KA

Purchase hasn't been posted on RealNet yet....I will monitor though.

I just heard that the Target store here will not go ahead (the City of Vaughan document I posted was dated June 3, 2014) so something happened to derail their plans. Word is that they will re-box the site into several smaller mid-box retailers. If I'm not mistaken the old RONA building has...

Yes I've been there....very pleased with the layout and product assortment. It certainly follows the European model of urban retail stores that provide a unique collection of merchandise. People that live along the Danforth definitely walk to many stores in their neighbourhood, and why not a...

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So only one more in the pipeline......Toronto market or elsewhere?