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The ground floor facade will look great until the Tim Hortons signage goes up.

I believe that Tridel has bought this site from Philmor.

Is this where you are moving to?

Still shown on the Pipeline list, but when you try to click on the link, it says it doesn't exist: https://www.hyatt.com/development/explore-hotels/

Is this expected or surprising?

Finally noticed a For Lease sign on the building but still nothing on the Cromwell website.

I'd love to know why it took them FIVE YEARS to build a 9 storey building....

Listed for sale: https://www.realtor.ca/real-estate/26246471/271-russell-hill-rd-toronto-casa-loma?view=imagelist

Don't hold your breath for anything interesting in this building. Pemberton is known as a landlord that's extremely difficult to deal with and will only do deals on their terms.

Yes, absolutely. The site was originally owned by Bazis International and their lenders (including I believe Minto) went to court to try to force Bazis to sell them the vacant land as they claimed Bazis had defaulted on the loan. Bazis ended up winning in court and selling the site to Great Gulf.

The Berczy was built by Concert Properties. Context had numerous buildings completed before The Berczy was built.

Closed at $70,100,000.

COBS Bread will be opening in one of the retail spaces here.

Having never been in the Nordstrom Rack space, I can't speak directly but there are a number of reasons why it's hard to retrofit second floor space for a supermarket: 1. Loading/Garbage removal (wet and dry) - the requirements for generally both are much higher and significantly different than...

If you want a fun read, take a look at the Price List on their website.

Does anyone know who the developer/owner is? The best I could figure out is that it's Cromwell but I can't seem to confirm that.

Acting Councillor!

If you wait long enough for the banner to scroll through, the new hours are shown. But as you pointed out, no one has bothered to change the info on the page.

This "skyscraper" building is part of the Dockside Quinte development. Approval granted last year for 3 thirteen-storey mixed use condominium buildings.

Aquavato will be relocating from King Street East to the retail facing Sherbourne Street and there will be a dental office facing Front Street. Stay tuned for more.