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Letdown? Sure. It's also thinking drawings in rezoning exercises are halfway to being built. We want affordable. We want high end finishes to make ourselves feel better about our sub 400 square foot purchases. This is taking a concept to reality. I was already let down by Toronto's standard for...

I don't get it either and I don't think all these 40 plus storey towers with 10 or more units per floor is a competitive long term housing option for the region but, suburbia seems to be capturing whatever buyers still exist and at the expense of downtown Toronto. I doubt this market will last...

Hollywood needs to get over the $150 million plus blockbuster sequels. Than you can start your chain.

Worst movie of all time and $10 popcorn is still better value than a Blue Jays game.

The broader issue is that Ontario has to justify transit investment with intense densities. Other countries manage frequent high order transit within Annex densities. The strong neighbourhood connection should be at the forefront of the conversation and not that it hasn't grown in population...

It's odd for a pre-leased office tower to doddle. It's not like condos in which developers can delay occupancy with few penalties. Most likely this is just the schedule. I'm thinking even if EQ Bank doesn't intend to occupy their space why delay the finish and miss out on rent.

I thought it was obvious. How many $10,000 bikes have you seen ridden around downtown Toronto or on trails or locked in bike racks? The people that buy $10,000 bikes also buy car themed condos with attached high rise garages. The rage for these hasn't come to Toronto

A 3,000 square foot house in OKC costs as much as a sub 400 square condo in downtown Toronto. It's just a bunch of renderings and nothing else. Mississauga can complete a 400 metre, 125 storey, 2000 unit tower. It's still Mississauga.

$10,000 and up e bikes.