2180 Yonge | 247m | 65s | Oxford Properties | Hariri Pontarini
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taal
Senior Member
I'm not quite sure where is this proposal suppose to take place ??
On the old bus bay?
Either way, this is perfect if not very surprising. Someone is planning on building an office building now? The midtown office compontent has had fairly low vacency rates for quite a while now but you don't see high absorption numbers for the space that's left. I can see the need for large contiguous office space in this location but I'm wondering if the Canadian tire move will provide more then enough of that?
Very interesting either way.
On the old bus bay?
Either way, this is perfect if not very surprising. Someone is planning on building an office building now? The midtown office compontent has had fairly low vacency rates for quite a while now but you don't see high absorption numbers for the space that's left. I can see the need for large contiguous office space in this location but I'm wondering if the Canadian tire move will provide more then enough of that?
Very interesting either way.
jaborandi
Active Member
Does $30,000,000 still buy a 35-storey office building?
unimaginative2
Senior Member
I'm guessing that some of these projects are designed to be completed in time for the next boom. Pretty optimistic, but a clever idea if they're able to get financing--a big if.
Solaris
Senior Member
Based on the preliminary info, this application seems pretty consistent to the City's findings in the Yonge-Eglinton Centre Review (http://www.toronto.ca/planning/yonge_eglin.htm)
Could this be the future of Yonge-Eglinton?
Could this be the future of Yonge-Eglinton?
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Solaris
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Renderings
graphics extracted from the Yonge-Eglinton Centre Review ... showing the possible future at the southwest corner of Yonge+Eglinton intersection
Northeast View (Canadian Tire building at far left)
Southeast View (Canadian Tire building at left edge, open space shown aligns with Minto Midtown's new courtyard)
graphics extracted from the Yonge-Eglinton Centre Review ... showing the possible future at the southwest corner of Yonge+Eglinton intersection
Northeast View (Canadian Tire building at far left)
Southeast View (Canadian Tire building at left edge, open space shown aligns with Minto Midtown's new courtyard)
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hkric88
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that is capital 'H' HOT
CityPlaceN1
Senior Member
I doubt it.
maestro
Senior Member
pretty ambitious plan masterplan ... not only the TTC lands but the complete re-development of the massive Canada Square above ground parkade and mid-rise office block.
P.S. Canadian Tire occupies the southern block
P.S. Canadian Tire occupies the southern block
Solaris
Senior Member
thanks for picking that up maestro ... adjusted
Woodbridge_Heights
Senior Member
the first picture posted by solaris has a College park feel to it. At least the College park that was supposed to be built.
Urban-Affair
Senior Member
Nice find, but whats with the palm trees in the rendering?
Blovertis
Active Member
By the time this gets built, global warming will have really kicked in.
khris
Senior Member
They're indoors. Just like how shopping malls have them indoors.
Cast_Member
Active Member
I wonder if the Canada Square cinemas is going to be gone.