A Torontonian Now
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Last building is down and workers (not captured in pics) were doing site prep today:
Toronto 3775 Dundas West | 48m | 13s | TAS | SvN
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A Torontonian Now
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Site appears abandoned. Taken today:
Towered
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The Mystery Mounds of Adobigok!
A Torontonian Now
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Still just a lot of nothing happening here:
AlbertC
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What's the under/over right now on this ending up as another Marlin Spring project...
Amare
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Please dear God no.
How much can we pay them them off to not build here...or anywhere else in the city?
Towered
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There's always Dunpar!
Towered
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The Mystery Mounds have been flattened out, and yesterday morning I saw a crew with a huge shoulder mounted hose spraying what looked like fresh black earth all over the site. Very strange. What’s going on here?
UtakataNoAnnex
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...vacated termite hills? 
A Torontonian Now
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The dirt is gone, the site seeded over, but otherwise inactive. Today:
AlbertC
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Yea this is dormant and doesn't appear to be much info on if they've sold this site yet and if so then to whom. We need a hero to save this from being stuck in development purgatory.
ProjectEnd
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Has not been sold. No bites either...
AlbertC
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The only silver lining is that Dunpar didn't pick it up. Pheww....
Amare
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Or even worse...Marlin Spring.
AlbertC
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Dundas West Development Site From TAS Under Receivership With $17.5M Debt
On March 6, the Ontario Superior Court of Justice appointed a receiver over 3775-4005 Dundas Street West, a 1.28-acre property owned by Toronto-based real estate developer and asset manager TAS. The appointment order stems from an application made by Cameron Stephens Mortgage Capital on December 11, 2024, which describes indebtedness exceeding $17.5 million and a failed attempt to sell.
Dundas West Development Site From TAS Under Receivership With $17.5M Debt
The appointment order stems from an application made by Cameron Stephens Mortgage Capital, which describes indebtedness exceeding $17.5 million and a failed attempt to sell.
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