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It will look stunning once totally complete, you can picture it in your head because its so close now. The nicest (and largest) office tower project to go up in Canada this century.

$800,000+ for a hotel room wow.

Not lighting this building up is a huge disappointment. I mean it would look incredible to highlight the top quality materials and really make the tower stand out. Between the height loss and no lighting? Such a shame.

The blue circled part on the under construction tower is actually the shorter part on the phase 1 completed tower. So you should be circling the shorter part on the tower to the left. The new tower will continue to rise on the on right hand side.

It's a technicality. Depends where you measure. If you use the one exit door it is a supertall, but if you use the main ground level door then it's not. So it's up to interpretation.

Concord Sky IS a supertall according to the council for tall buildings (Skyscraper Center), coming in at 300.2m https://www.skyscrapercenter.com/city/toronto

It's actually One, Pinnacle, and Concord Sky (all over 300m). The taller Forma tower isn't u/c yet.

It's currently at 74 floors. Another 11 to go.

One thing about real estate, it never stays the same. With interest rates dropping, financing will become more affordable which will impact condo sales in 2025/2026 likely in a positive way. This is an iconic project from an iconic artist. My bet is that the second tower WILL be built. It might...

I'm really excited to see this one go up. It's going to be a nice contrast colour wise (not blue or green haha).

43 floors down, another 62 to go.

I follow quite a few photographers on Instagram. A few of them post this building regularly. I spoke to one guy who told me it's his fav building in Toronto to photograph. He has some awesome shots!

This thing won't be topped out until 2028 at the rate it's going. Im so curious to see how it turns out, the cladding they use, and if they will proceed with the 2nd tower. Hopefully with rates dropping into 2025 it will create a better environment for buyers.

I disagree. I love the darker hotel cladding. The green color they are switching over to is dated and Toronto has way too much of that gross glass.

All it takes is a deep recession and the rates will be right back to 2020. One thing I've learned is that predicting the future about rates/housing is impossible. Great Gulf is a reputable and solid builder, and this isn't an ordinary tall tower project. It's going to be iconic. Investors are...

By the time they start marketing the 2nd tower I imagine it'll be 2026, when you can get a 5 year fixed rate for 3.49% , should help affordability and IMO condo sales should start rebounding around this time. Also, these towers are iconic so I imagine they will sell better than most.

Not the best title. Not only is it Toronto's tallest condo tower, it's also Toronto's tallest tower period. And Canada's.

In this case, I read an article which stated the materials have already been bought and paid for and are legit sitting in a large warehouse.

Incredible shots!

Nobody knows for sure at this point. And we likely won't know until later this year.