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Brimley + Progress Towers​


Atria hopes to break ground on Phase 1 of a four-tower development with 1,591 residential units and retail elements on a 4.5-acre site across from Scarborough Town Centre at Brimley and Progress roads before the end of the year. Each of the two phases will include one rental and one condo building.

Tower 1 will have 34 storeys, 363 units and 3,283 square feet of retail. Tower 2 will have 34 storeys, 331 units and 5,823 square feet of retail. They’ll take about three years to build and then the second phase will begin.

Tower 3 will have 41 storeys, 422 units and 2,411 square feet of retail. Tower 4 will have 44 storeys, 475 units and 8,364 square feet of retail.

There will be green roofs throughout the Brimley + Progress Towers complex. The development will also include: two levels of underground parking; above-grade parking; a pool; a gym; rooftop patios; barbecues; and a 65-child daycare facility and playground.

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Gyan Chand Jain began developing in Toronto in 1969. His sons Hans and Vipin later founded Atria Development to continue a tradition of revitalizing communities by building new projects and repurposing existing structures. Atria has now grown to about 40
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New docs posted November 12. Summary of changes below:

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An OPA is happening here, in support of the existing proposal, in order to exempt it from the uncapped Parkland Dedication rates of the Scaborough Centre Secondary Plan.

Development Applications

City Planning COA Application Information Center
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From the Cover Letter:

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Note that:

There was an OLT decision issued June 8, 2022.

Said decision approves the same number of units already noted in this thread as @WislaHD 's post above.
 
Must be rentals if they are starting construction then? Atria has done rentals in Oshawa, so it wouldn’t be a surprise.

Honestly I’m surprised to see this starting. These are the first big towers to get built in STC in, what, 15 years?
 
Well, it didn't really make sense to start building in STC again until the subway extension was actually under construction. If Transit City had happened the area probably couldn't have handled as much density as is being planed now.
 
innsertnamehere said:
Must be rentals if they are starting construction then? Atria has done rentals in Oshawa, so it wouldn’t be a surprise.

Honestly I’m surprised to see this starting. These are the first big towers to get built in STC in, what, 15 years?
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For what it's worth, the project data sheet and architectural plans still have it listed as condo.
 
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