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Any chance this could be the site of the park Cressy alluded to? http://urbantoronto.ca/forum/threads/new-park-for-king-spadina.25731/

If King is going to be a pedestrian street, it makes a lot of sense to put it on the LCBO site. Along with 57 Spadina, they could essentially double the size of Clarence Square. Clarence Square has a lot of history which would make this expansion a great addition to the neighbourhood.

400 Front or 415 King + 57 Spadina... maybe all three, one can dream right?

400 Front St would be a better fit for this park. If that does happen, what happens to 57 Spadina and 415 King? Will be hard to get a large tower approved there that will block sunlight on this new park.

This location would make sense if they bought the LCBO site, Petro Canada site and town houses to combine the space with Clarence Square Park. The article does make it sound like a single owner, but that could have been done intentionally.

Charlie, M5V, Bisha, Charlotte St, going to be a lot of density in that area.

Similar type of move as James Cooper Mansion. There are some cool articles and videos on that move if you're interested.

If you can make money at $300, but the market will buy for $700, why would you sell it at $300? I'm sure Apple can make money selling their iPhones for $200 too... If it doesn't sell, first thing they will do is offer some incentives to brokers and agents so they push it more. Next, they will...

Add these proposed towers to this picture and the results are astonishing.

They are too high and you have all this supply coming on to the market in these few blocks, yet prices keep going up.

What happens to property values in this area? So many tall buildings being built. Congestion is becoming unbareable.

Surprised to hear a radio ad this morning for this condo.

Thanks for the update Albert.

The US government actually did A LOT. For 2008: up to $7,500, the credit is paid back over 15 years. For Jan - Nov 2009: up to $8,000, the credit does not need to be paid back. For Dec 2009 - April 2010: up to $8,000 for first-time buyers, the credit does not need to be paid back. For...

REGIONAL HOUSING MARKETS: A YEAR IN REVIEW AND A LOOK AHEAD http://www.td.com/document/PDF/economics/special/sg1211_housing.pdf

Another Starbucks? :p

That was pretty much the prediction for 2011 too.

Flaherty sees no housing bubble, says no need to cool http://ca.reuters.com/article/businessNews/idCATRE7943T320111005 Canada not set for U.S. housing crash, Royal LePage says http://www.torontosun.com/2011/10/05/canada-not-set-for-us-housing-crash-royal-lepage-says

You mean King and Brant, south side of King.

Haven't watched it yet, but is he referring to pre-construction? If so, that's not surprising at all.