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As a very basic example, it depends on the leasing arrangement of the Bay. A contract (lease agreement) is a contract. If they want to close and tear down the Bay this instant (after the winning bid) then the new owner will be responsible for paying for The Bay (& others) to relocate...unless...

Thankfully, it is now gone.

Not a bad way to think, but also, a few condos on the land would be smart as it secures retail business with higher traffic potential...of people who are there anyway. Sort of like the Shops @ Don Mills design.

Do you mean Nations @ Keele & St Clair? (Stockyards)...

Whatever happened to "The Box"? aka a smaller No Frills store? I kinda like the idea of Loblaws separating the usual No Frills stores from their smaller stores. https://canadiangrocer.com/loblaw-thinks-outside-box-new-banner

What street car? It will be great to see the Eglinton LRT open up ASAP, I know that much. https://www.torontoenvironment.org/what_is_the_difference_between_streetcar_lrt_and_subway

It clearly reads "July 24th @ 3PM for the auction.

Yup. That space on the left is still for lease. Maybe lower the rent?

That's a possible valid point. Maybe the Bay is only still there because their lease really did expire 3 years ago, but they were allowed to stay on an extended lease at the same rent...strictly a guess...or there was a (very) long term lease that never increased as the years went on. (because...

The movie theatre spent good (enough) money to keep the theatre open. The Bay is still not a clearance centre (by some miracle) Woodbine Centre is still alive and somehow breathing...a level above life support. (by the miracle that be...)

I think that's the point. What I am learning fast and quick is, invest in a condo with a view of a grave yard so nobody can look into my place and my balcony view will never be blocked.

As one closes, another opens. There should be a new Mexican restaurant on College where Sashimi Island sushi used to be. (635 College street) Also, for a little while now, there has been a brand new Mexican restaurant on Bloor, near Spadina, where another Sushi (ayce) restaurant used to be. (@...

For everyone who has been thinking this whole thing is one big Circus, it's time to take that literally, lol... https://www.royalcanadiancircus.ca/buy/etobicoke

I suppose if the condo going in next door is just a wall of washrooms or anything that does not require a window. (locker rooms etc) it will be okay, but if there are balconies, etc I would hate to have the view of someone else's suite, myself. Good luck to all who will be living there...

So the people living on the No Frills side get screwed over by the view of another condo?

If so, maybe the same people who bought Don Mills Centre can convert the Woodbine mall into "The new" Shops at Woodbine, and everything will look exactly the same as Shops @ Don Mills. (cookie cutter design...)

https://www.google.com/maps/@43.7063897,-79.3999122,3a,24.9y,134.13h,84.54t/data=!3m7!1e1!3m5!1sEk8uT5fB1kjG2D6MoWFl8Q!2e0!5s20141001T000000!7i13312!8i6656?entry=ttu

I still do not understand why they can't "half open" part of the line, while still fixing those small parts where the problem remains. Surely the remaining complications are only in select locations, and not applied to the whole line...??? Sorry, not trying to rant, just frustrated like...

If you are in the area, Woodbine centre has the nearest dollar store. Nothing over $5 ever. Great deals that can't be found anywhere else. I would be upset not being able to get my fix of 591ml bottles of pop for only $1.50 when everyone else is charging at least $2.50. The Bay...now that's a...

Buffalo needs something BIG, and not just a furniture store to replace the late great FWS either. Something bigger and better. The return of a factory of some sort making something useful to Americans. (and Canadians, but obviously Americans first)