Toronto West 22 at Weston Common | 107.59m | 30s | Dream | Graziani + Corazza

[AlbertC]

Tenants in new rental building face massive rent hikes

As activists call for a rent freeze, tenants in an apartment near Lawrence and Weston say they are receiving increase notices ranging from six to 25 per cent

BY SAMANTHA EDWARDS
MARCH 13, 2020

Tenants in new rental building face massive rent hikes - NOW Magazine

As activists call for a rent freeze, tenants in an apartment near Lawrence and Weston say they are receiving increase notices ranging from six to 25 per cent

nowtoronto.com

 

[Edward Skira]

Really stands out as the only modern/glass tower in the area.

 

[UtakataNoAnnex]

...elements seem to weirdly work well together in this project.

 

[alphs]

Visited the site the other day. John St was a mess due to construction but building looks good. Looking forward to seeing more towers to pop up in this area.

 

[junctionist]

This project turned out well with a lot of interesting details. It makes the area nicer, which isn't something you can say for a lot of projects.

 

[interchange42]

Purchased by Dream along with the 1974-built slab to the immediate north.

Dream closes on Toronto acquisitions, 912 apartments | RENX - Real Estate News Exchange

Three Dream entities have closed on the acquisitions of two Toronto apartment properties, comprising 912 units, for $378 million. The partners also have another Toronto acquisition under contract. The acquisitions of the 912 apartments were originally announced during the summer,

renx.ca

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[Northern Light]

Purchased by Dream along with the 1974-built slab to the immediate north.

Dream closes on Toronto acquisitions, 912 apartments | RENX - Real Estate News Exchange

Three Dream entities have closed on the acquisitions of two Toronto apartment properties, comprising 912 units, for $378 million. The partners also have another Toronto acquisition under contract. The acquisitions of the 912 apartments were originally announced during the summer,

renx.ca

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A couple of interesting bits in that article: