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My point is simply that the addition of strata ownership to the existing/additional purpose built rental might create more pride of ownership/sense of responsibility than what the current landlord has demonstrated over the years. Have you walked these buildings?

I see your point, but would argue that these rentals would be far from "high end of market" given their proximity to Moss Park, the character of the neighbouring buildings on the site and the reputation of the landlord. Also to clarify, I am not opposed to rental housing on the site but think...

More rental housing on this site might not be the best idea, I think you'd need to sell strata in order to fix the drug/crime issues pervasive in this block. With that said, selling condos on this corner would likely be a challenge. Perhaps there's an opportunity to swing existing tenants into...

Bloor-Islington Place is an anomaly due to the direct connection to the subway. This is a significant draw for downtown tenants looking to relocate out of the core for cheaper office space, but require direct access to mass transit. Looking at the 427 corridor, which is similar to...

Bloor Islington Place is fully leased so if they're looking to expand their footprint (which they very well might need to, as Starlight has been on an acquisition rampage for years now...) they would likely need to relocate. As I doubt they're undertaking a spec build given how soft leasing...

If i'm not mistaken the city has begun scheduling hearings for the fall with the adjacent industrial land owners to assess future rezoning and permissible uses (as it's in their interest to get their industrial out), and among the most significant issues is Lafarge's refusal to relocate the...

This area needs a new master plan with co-operation among the various land owners and support from the city and province. Adding further density to the site is not the solution unless it is used to swing existing renters into the new construction in order to replace the existing housing stock...

It's a shame the cement plant on Polson Pier isn't relocating. Seems like a bad idea to have bulk carrier ships docking in the new re-naturalized mouth of the Don.