androiduk
Senior Member
Interior demolition of the existing building has been going on for about 2 weeks now.
Toronto Casa II Condos | 184.09m | 56s | Cresford | a—A
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Mongo
Senior Member
I would think that it is time to change part of the title of this thread from "seeking 57" to "56".
zedman
New Member
Charles down to one lane for what 2-3 years? What a mess!
androiduk
Senior Member
Probably more like 3 to 4 and if there's no slowdown, you can expect to see the post office site developed.
zedman
New Member
I live at the X Condo so as long as the development is 'over there' that's all good. I would hate to hear that the Gernstein Centre was going to be developed in the future. Small footprint though so the tower could not be that tall if it happens! Charles is turning into Bay Street as others have stated. Only drive prices up more.
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Ramako
Moderator
I've noticed that there have been no ads for this project or 1000 Bay in the last two issues of the Condo Guide. That seems a little odd.
innsertnamehere
Superstar
Not sure about 1000 bay, but this is sold out, or around 95%. Probably no need to pay for advertisements for the last 15-20 units in the building.
Ramako
Moderator
Wow, that's incredibly fast.
androiduk
Senior Member
Interior demolition of the existing building is continuing. All exterior structures and canopies have been removed and hoarding is up on the Charles St. side. The existing building comes out pretty close to the street so I guess this will be a very gingerly demo.
confusion
Active Member
1000 Bay sold out basically in a day
Automation Gallery
Superstar
Hahaha, you'll have people here scratching their heads saying " 'Uh'… How is That Possible?"
caltrane74
Senior Member
Hahaha, you'll have people here scratching their heads saying " 'Uh'… How is That Possible?"
I guess, the right building, and the right area, and it will sell itself.
I have to assume at some point, there will be diminishing returns for projects on Bay Street, because IT will lose that residential feeling, when the masses move in en masse.
Xray_Crystal_Junkie
Senior Member
^ When more people move it won't it make it feel more residential?
I don't think the "prestige" of living on Bay Street will be going down any time soon (or ever).
I don't think the "prestige" of living on Bay Street will be going down any time soon (or ever).
androiduk
Senior Member
gristle
Senior Member
What Bay Street needs is both residents and somewhere and something for them to do at street level - other than going to work.