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It feels like 1837 is the canary in the coalmine for this area. I reckon they are trying to match heights of 1840 and Glazebrook across the street. And I wouldn't be surprised to see the other approvals in the area (eg 1779, 1840 Bayview, Glazebrook, 537 Eg, etc.) come back for a MV for a few...

Yup and I think the LRA is coming around with support for 1779 Bayview settlement for example - https://www.toronto.ca/legdocs/mmis/2024/cc/comm/communicationfile-178131.pdf

An unsurprising turn of events. Their heights are getting close to the new St Mikes flight path. Though it looks like their 494 Richmond site is more affected by it than 517. Which is why I assume they bumped the heights on 517 and not 494. I think they will also have to account for a crane to...

Straight to the OLT on this one after 137 Isabella just got a refusal (with greater setbacks) and 10 huntley appealed (bc of setbacks). Though 561 Jarvis settled. Not sure how you even have a PAC on a proposal like this and then submit an application

Didn't they have a community meeting on April 11th? Post right above yours

Tristan Downe-Dewdney registered to lobby for this site on behalf of Block -...

I noticed this as well - 3.5m for average residential floor. Not sure if that's to accommodate ME and structural transfers for the slender portion of the towers, though it looks like they have sizable columns on the exterior potentially carrying some load? Or it could be a density play to slip...

Article from Cision about the approvals - https://www.newswire.ca/news-releases/cameron-stephens-equity-capital-achieves-residential-zoning-milestones-for-two-marquee-projects-50-storey-yonge-amp-st-clair-and-58-storey-jarvis-amp-earl-898235292.html

Article from Cision about the approvals - https://www.newswire.ca/news-releases/cameron-stephens-equity-capital-achieves-residential-zoning-milestones-for-two-marquee-projects-50-storey-yonge-amp-st-clair-and-58-storey-jarvis-amp-earl-898235292.html

Marco Bianchi from StrategyCorp has recently registered as a lobbyist for this site. Not sure for what purpose. Perhaps it was tied to the resubmission and increased height...

The minimal setbacks here make me proud. Gotta credit @HousingNowTO (and many others) for their great work on this one

Looks like 589 Eg settled - https://secure.toronto.ca/council/agenda-item.do?item=2024.CC16.11 Confidential attachments not made public yet. I reckon it landed at 35 storeys. Close enough to the intersection that I can't see the city fighting over 1 or 2 storeys here just bc of principle

Thanks @Northern Light for keeping on top of this one! Looks like it settled at 35 storeys - https://secure.toronto.ca/council/agenda-item.do?item=2024.CC16.7 And a letter of support from Geoff and co. at the LRA - that's nice to see -...

Holy heck - I'm no structural engineer, but how are they going to make this work... at Sherbourne and Isabella of all places. Looks zone and flippish https://elysiuminvestments.ca/projects/isabella-sherbourne

2816 doesn't add depth to the site, just width. So you can hit your 12.5m to the N and S very comfortably now, but it still doesn't solve the 20m stepback req to the neighbourhoods. Unless these guys are doing a 10m wide tower with 20m stepbacks to the back and 3m to the front, or seeking...

These unnecessary double canopies need to stop. They are absolutely redundant and walking beneath them feels incredibly uncomfortable. I think Livmore's floor to ceiling heights of the first canopy may actually be even shorter than Social at Church...

I'm really curious how OGDC is going to achieve the 20m stepback requirement to the neighbourhoods to the east with their tower. The homes have a depth of 33m, which is not enough. Agree w/ @ProjectEnd - 2818 bayview doesn't work well alone for tower. It has the depth for it, but not the width...

This is great; nice find. Here's the actual agenda item, which includes more detail on the public realm plan - https://secure.toronto.ca/council/agenda-item.do?item=2024.IE12.5 Part 2 here - https://www.toronto.ca/legdocs/mmis/2024/ie/bgrd/backgroundfile-244446.pdf Honestly, they just need...

If Mike pulls this off, all power to him. 5.5m setback to east, 5.7m to north, 1.2m to south and 0m to west 150k SF GFA @ $16m purchase for $106/buildable The standard floor plates are 911m2... I almost wonder if they just did a 25 storey slim tower at 650m2 floor plates, you can get into the...

They must be trying to capitalize on Bill 23 since POPs are now eligible for parkland credits. City has been pushing applicants to rename POPs to ELAs (Enhanced Landscape Areas) to get around this.