Ex-Montreal Girl
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Whistler's -- aka Gordian Foods -- owns all the houses north to the Sobey's parking lot, plus one behind the pub on Mortimer. It was most definitely sold to a developer. The owner cashed out after having been in the business since he was a teenager. His children are all professionals and are not the burger-slinging beer-pouring types. Along with the Estonian House and the Salvation Army property (Broadview Village) at the OMB seeking exemptions to the new height restrictions on development, it seems that the Whistler's owner is taking advantage of a good offer at an ideal time.
As for that former car dealership turned Mormon Church turned nothing but a very big expensive piece of land, who knows? It's possible that the current Sobey's plot could also go to a developer for one massive build and then the grocery chain relocate up Broadview a block or two to a much bigger area for a bigger store. After all, there could be many more condos within walking distance.
As for that former car dealership turned Mormon Church turned nothing but a very big expensive piece of land, who knows? It's possible that the current Sobey's plot could also go to a developer for one massive build and then the grocery chain relocate up Broadview a block or two to a much bigger area for a bigger store. After all, there could be many more condos within walking distance.