Toronto One Bloor West | 308.6m | 85s | Tridel | Foster + Partners

C-mac said:
It feels like we've been stuck at this stage for a long time. Feel like very little progress has been made in months. I guess it's because it's a mechanical floor?
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Most of the progress that has been going over the last few weeks has been in the interior core of the building once the RCS was removed they still had four floors of elevator shaft and lobby ways to pour to get to the cap which I assume is probably being formed right now from there I imagine we will start to see steel work go up for the mechanical level and TMD and eventually we will see the crown start to take shape I think this will happen around the end of the month though I have no idea just speculation
 
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Photos taken today, Friday (Sept. 5). Since I posted a week ago, the only visible movement at the very top of the tower is now that both elevators have been installed to the 84th floor. Will it go up to 85 once they have something there? We shall see. But all the corners are presumably complete so maybe we'll soon see some work on the crown - maybe time for some drone shots to see what's going on with the corners and the core at top? In terms of the installation of the skin, the west Rail Climbing System (RCS) has joined the east and north RCSs at level 67, up one level from last week, and the south mini-RCS is also up a level to 66. And the first visible set of level 67 skin has now been installed, on the south face.

The usual pile of photos, starting with the view from the south at Yonge and Dundas, moving to around Yonge and Charles, with a Pizza Nova truck nicely framing the shot, and some tighter shots showing the south face around the RCSs, and the view from the alley off Balmuto looking straight up the external elevator and crane. Then, a look from below off Balmuto, from Bloor by the Holt Renfrew, and then from Cumberland east of Bay including a tighter shot showing the north and west RCSs even at level 67. Then, the view from the corner of Yonge and Bloor, from across the street on Yonge, then from Church and Wellesley to the SE, from College and Queen's Park to the SW, from Harbord near St George, then from Bloor east of Spadina, finally from Bloor and Perth in the west end.

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One Bloor West (The One) "time-lapse"

From October, 2020, as above-ground construction started in earnest at The One (1 Bloor W.) in Toronto. More or less a weekly photo usually taken on a Friday, with some gaps during early-on construction hiatuses. The initial photographs are from 2015, during demolition at the site, 2018, during...
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“Lenders behind troubled luxury condo One Bloor West (formerly The One) are suing paving tycoon Jenny Coco and real estate mogul Sam Mizrahi over allegations that they have defaulted as guarantors of the project's loans.

KEB Hana Bank, acting as trustee of two South Korean private real estate funds, is demanding that Coco and Mizrahi repay $1.5 billion in outstanding principal, interest and fees, according to a notice of application filed in court on Aug. 19.

The filing states that Coco and Mizrahi are guarantors on the loans in a personal capacity, meaning their personal assets — including homes, incomes and bank accounts — could be on the hook if KEB Hana Bank's application succeeds, according to real estate lawyers who read the document at the Star's request.“

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Senior lenders behind luxury condo The One sue Sam Mizrahi and Jenny Coco for $1.5 billion

Mizrahi Developments was ousted as developer of the iconic Toronto skyscraper, now called One Bloor West, in February 2024, after the project was placed into receivership.
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HousingNowTO said:
“Lenders behind troubled luxury condo One Bloor West (formerly The One) are suing paving tycoon Jenny Coco and real estate mogul Sam Mizrahi over allegations that they have defaulted as guarantors of the project's loans.

KEB Hana Bank, acting as trustee of two South Korean private real estate funds, is demanding that Coco and Mizrahi repay $1.5 billion in outstanding principal, interest and fees, according to a notice of application filed in court on Aug. 19.

The filing states that Coco and Mizrahi are guarantors on the loans in a personal capacity, meaning their personal assets — including homes, incomes and bank accounts — could be on the hook if KEB Hana Bank's application succeeds, according to real estate lawyers who read the document at the Star's request.“

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Senior lenders behind luxury condo The One sue Sam Mizrahi and Jenny Coco for $1.5 billion

Mizrahi Developments was ousted as developer of the iconic Toronto skyscraper, now called One Bloor West, in February 2024, after the project was placed into receivership.
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Jenny Coco was also involved in the collapse of the private debt investment firm Bridging Finance, where many of the loans were floated to businesses that immediately paid back "consulting fees" directly to the owners, not the investors, and many of the loans were allegedly kept at book value in the fund's accounting records even though they knew they would never be recovered.

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Bridging Finance owners Jenny and Rocky Coco sued for alleged roles in the private lender’s collapse

Two separate lawsuits allege negligence, fraudulent misrepresentation and breaches of fiduciary duty
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