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From Yonge+Rich:
Toronto Sugar Wharf Condominiums (Phase 1) | 231m | 70s | Menkes | a—A
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Riseth
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April 10, 2023
richsherb
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This photo makes them look a bit more sculpted.
ben.thebean1
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These towers ended up looking so amazingly cool IMO, especially on the overall skyline. I'm not the first to say it but I think we can all agree they're super eye-catching, which isn't something we really have too much of.
jackattack
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last night -
Justelena
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13 April, 2023
ProjectEnd
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mburrrrr
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Almost picture ready. The SE tower elevator is still there then the NW tower so it could be a few more months before the final photograph trip to the island.
Jeff Morgan
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Looks like they are prepping to take down the external lift on the eastern tower.
Towered
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Rascacielo
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Today
Northern Light
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A few, from today, May 6th, 2023:
Lets have a look at the streetscape for this one along Lake Shore Blvd:
Now back to the buildings:
Lets have a look at the streetscape for this one along Lake Shore Blvd:
Now back to the buildings:
GabrielHurl
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jackattack
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May 8 
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Northern Light
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I will stick this slightly tangential post here...........
That Farm Boy is almost certainly losing a lot of $$
I am told the shrink level is nuts (shrink is any inventory unavailable for sale, which can be theft or in this case, perishable product turning/expiring before it can be sold.)
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It's overall a good location, and as occupancies pick up here it should do quite well, but I think they were a few months early in opening. That in combination with a near invisible entrance off Cooper Street, and no at-grade presence, is hurting them. While Loblaws just to the east draws well, it's a store you can't miss, and it has obvious, ample, free parking encouraging people to come from a distance, where anyone not local probably has little idea that Farm Boy is even there.
That Farm Boy is almost certainly losing a lot of $$
I am told the shrink level is nuts (shrink is any inventory unavailable for sale, which can be theft or in this case, perishable product turning/expiring before it can be sold.)
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It's overall a good location, and as occupancies pick up here it should do quite well, but I think they were a few months early in opening. That in combination with a near invisible entrance off Cooper Street, and no at-grade presence, is hurting them. While Loblaws just to the east draws well, it's a store you can't miss, and it has obvious, ample, free parking encouraging people to come from a distance, where anyone not local probably has little idea that Farm Boy is even there.