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Any new news about this place?

I agree, and even if Cityscape tries to scale the tower down, it would be no point, because its not worth spending money to add an extra 10-20 floors to an old HERITAGE warehouse. Even if Cityscape is granted the approval, I think the plan would eventually be abandoned, because Cityscape...

I, as an investor, experience in RealEstate, and a person that follows this type of stuff don't really think this plan will go through. The City is refusing the application because of 2 reasons: - The current building (60 Mill St./Rackhouse D) is heritage; you can't edit it, build over it...

I think pedestrian bridges aren't an issue. Don't forget that the Gardiner Expressway is not actually like a brick border, their are numerous streets that run under it, and there's plenty of walking space. Bridges over the Gardiner will impact us as taxpayers, and it will look ugly if you think...

E.B, Regarding what you asked, its pretty obvious where I got the "rendering" or picture. If you type on google "60 Harbour St." and go to the images section, that photo I posted will be repeated many times on the page, which means its every where on the net. That's where I got it from.

Yes, your right. Sorry, I was supposed to say in the last 5 years. 10 years is a bit too far back.

I disagree, a huge developer like Menkes won't let the land VACANT in DOWNTOWN TORONTO!!! Their has never been any VACANT (Unused) space in Toronto, ever. To leave it vacant, Menkes is pretty much killing their company! Ok, it will be much cheaper to leave the space vacant, but they still have...

You mean: "It will be parking until they get the deal done for 60 Harbour St. and the By-Law Application Approval to start building from the City, right?":confused:

Your Right, I didn't really think about that. How long does the Zoning By-Law application take? What is going on right NOW at 90 Harbour St.? Is it Vacant Land?

This is weird, Menkes hasn't announced what their doing on the two sites YET!!

That is an excellent idea, but don't forget "Moving It" is one of the Conditions the T.P.A has set, so that's a no go. But even if they were allowed to move it, its a really CRITICAL process, must be done carefully because this building is a heritage building, which means its really special and...

I think this Thread should be renamed "Redevelopment of 60 & 90 Harbour St." or just something that includes 60 Harbour, as its now part of the redevelopment of the block.

Could you explain what you mean??:confused:

I'm not against what you are saying, I partially disagree. The T.P.A said to them selfs, "if were going to sell the majority of the land at the site, and the heritage building we are currently in costs us tonnes of money on taxes because this place is heritage, why don't we throw it in as a...

Urgent!! THIS JUST IN!! The Toronto Port Authority has just decided that The Toronto Harbour Commission Building and the East Parking Lot is going to be INCLUDED with the purchase the Developer (Menkes or Oxford) is making formally for the purchase of the North Parking. Of Coarse, their is...

I think 60 & 90 Harbour St. are both affected, and both by the same developer (Menkes or Oxford). 90 Harbour St. will be redeveloped completely. The North Parking Lot of 60 Harbour St. will also be redeveloped. The East Parking and The Toronto Harbour Commission Building will remain untouched...

The developer (Menkes or Oxford) who owns the whole site of 90 Harbour St. is currently closing a deal with The Toronto Port Authority and CBRE to purchase the parking lot north of The Toronto Harbour Commission Building. CBRE also says that the North Parking INCLUDING THE BUILDING has a price...

But their is something weird about this situation, if what is being developed here is pretty clear on the internet, than why isn't their a sign from the developer, or at least a sign from the city of toronto that says what's happening here?? Really weird!! Its not regular for the city of toronto...

The picture I uploaded affects both properties, 60 & 90 Harbour St. 90 Harbour will be built on completely, and 60 Harbour's back parking lot will be built on. Both projects apparently by the same development firm. Some rumours also say that these two projects are NOT by Menkes, they are...

Future Development of 90 Harbour St. This is what they are planning to build at the demolished site (90 Harbour St.) It looks like the ordinary glass residences filling up most of Downtown.:(