UrbanAffair
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Lanterra has purchased this property on May 12th for 53 Million. Not sure if there was a thread already, but if so, please merge or discard this.
Toronto Artists' Alley | 121.91m | 39s | Lanterra | Hariri Pontarini
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taal
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This is BMO's data center downtown. Or it was at some point in time.
Automation Gallery
Superstar
Yeah, on the other side of the Zurich Bldg. and far enough north not to cast shadows on NPS
....50s is my guess
67Cup
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I would guess that a condo building in this neighbourhood would be desirable but would not, nevertheless, draw the kind of top dollar people would pay for Bloor-Yorkville or for downtown. I would guess real estate there would also be slightly less expensive than the Entertainment District. If those assumptions are at all accurate, for those more familiar with the finances of construction, approximately how large a building would be required to make a price of fifty three million for the land work out financially?
maestro
Senior Member
Two or three residential towers could fit on site. I don't see anything happening in the near future though.
Automation Gallery
Superstar
I doubt they will be sitting around with an 53 million dollar parking lot for too long
maestro
Senior Member
What parking lot? It's a fully occupied, revenue generating building. See screenshot above.
67Cup
Active Member
True... But it is hard to imagine that building in the photos generating enough revenue to justify a $53 million investment. That seems to me such a large sum for the location that it is hard to imagine Lanterra wanting to sit on the land as is for very long.
innsertnamehere
Superstar
they probably overpaid IMO. Much like Pemberton at the site at sherbourne and front, and Pinnacle with one yonge. They are going to have to go huge to break even on this project.
Retail and office space being incorporated would allow a smaller development, but this is too out of the way for large scale retail, and office may struggle here. Time will tell.
Retail and office space being incorporated would allow a smaller development, but this is too out of the way for large scale retail, and office may struggle here. Time will tell.
maestro
Senior Member
I can see BMO consolidating this centre with another (gordon baker) over the long term but, I just don't see it anytime soon. I'm also pretty sure BMO would make sure Lanterra can't just kick them out as part of the sale. Lanterra alone appears to have a ton of property to develop too nevermind the rest of the Mandelbaum family.
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hihihi
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this is a long term play 4-5 years till it gets knocked down. two towers
ProjectEnd
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Lanterra. Hariri Pontarini. 54, 22, 17 storeys. Mid block pedestrian mews. Very 'The Well' but without the brick.
Some photos on my Twitter.
Some photos on my Twitter.
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Automation Gallery
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With a 200m bldg. being built just up the street, 168m should be OK here
Midtown Urbanist
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I think it is appropriate density for downtown.