Toronto Nobu Residences Toronto | 156.66m | 45s | Madison Group | Teeple Architects

[artyboy123]

I mean it's not as bad as I thought it was going to be.....

I think many in this forum are starting to suffer from Stockholm Syndrome but I do agree from a distance it does look a bit better than up close!

 

[Undead]

Earlier tonight:

 

[Tim1234]

Looks even better w lights on in units…

 

[AHK]

From yesterday, February 12. The Mercer Street frontage is largely complete, the sidewalk on the south side open from John Street to Blue Jays Way. The resident entrance at the east corner of the building has people entering and leaving the building. Still a number of finishing touches remaining to be done on the exterior of the building.

 

[Argol]

Walked by the development on Mercer this afternoon – I'm usually not even the biggest hater of facadism, but these facades are really bad. Sterile beyond belief...Disneyland or the Venetian in Las Vegas feel more realistic.

 

[hbf92]

Any word on when on the Mercer streetscape improvements will start (and is there any designs out for this)?

 

[ProjectEnd]

@Northern Light posted some renders from the Community Association a couple pages back, IIRC.

 

[Northern Light]

Any word on when on the Mercer streetscape improvements will start (and is there any designs out for this)?

As, PE notes above, I posted the high level concept for it a few pages back:

Nobu Residences Toronto | 156.66m | 45s | Madison Group | Teeple Architects

Well, at least they get some fresh air :rolleyes:

urbantoronto.ca

Last I heard, it still had to undergo detailed design, but I haven't checked in recently.

You might want to ask the BIA, here's their contact info:

 

[hbf92]

As, PE notes above, I posted the high level concept for it a few pages back:

Nobu Residences Toronto | 156.66m | 45s | Madison Group | Teeple Architects

Well, at least they get some fresh air :rolleyes:

urbantoronto.ca

Last I heard, it still had to undergo detailed design, but I haven't checked in recently.

You might want to ask the BIA, here's their contact info:

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Ah, great, thanks!

 

[Conrad Bidet]

There are currently 84 units for sale or lease in this offshore investor dormitory.

 

[rdaner]

^That is out of 700. Is that high? Unusual?

 

[Conrad Bidet]

For a new building? It's high but not unprecedentedly high. 108 Peter was up around 100/696 for awhile but has fallen to 67.

To me, they are both indicative of buildings where the majority of units are owned by disinterested off-site investors and occupied by an assortment of transients and reprobates.

 

[xg35]

For a new building? It's high but not unprecedentedly high. 108 Peter was up around 100/696 for awhile but has fallen to 67.

To me, they are both indicative of buildings where the majority of units are owned by disinterested off-site investors and occupied by an assortment of transients and reprobates.

Both 108 and Nobu are occcupancy and closing at peak interest and lowest level of affordability.

Considering both of these towers didn’t go into a dumpster fire of resale and rent; imo shows how resilient the market is. I do believe 108 and nobu are more resilient because of where it is located and the purchase price per sq ft.

Nobu was around 1k psqf 7 years ago.

 

[Conrad Bidet]

Well, your definition of "dumpster fire" must require a literal dumpster to be literally on fire.

 

[Red Mars]

Feb 23, 2024