CityPlaceN1
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I'd be vary surprised if they shut the sidewalks down. Too many people using them. I'd think construction access would be from Hayden to minimize disruption on Yonge and Bloor.
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I'd be vary surprised if they shut the sidewalks down. Too many people using them. I'd think construction access would be from Hayden to minimize disruption on Yonge and Bloor.
Mike in TO
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casaguy
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Eerie.
Great shots, Mike.
Great shots, Mike.
Dan416
Senior Member
That was a cute little square, wasn't it?
marcus_a_j
Senior Member
Now it's a ghost town. It's a strange feeling walking down there with no stores open or people doing whatever people do.
Prometheus The Supremo
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how old is that brick building in the first pic?
Redroom Studios
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you dont know what youve got till its gone.... I never saw Roy's Square looking so neat and tidy! These pics will be nice to look back on in a few years.
CanadianNational
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Thanks for the pics.
Quite forlorn and sad looking. The air one gets from old off-season amusement parks and beach towns.
Quite forlorn and sad looking. The air one gets from old off-season amusement parks and beach towns.
Fad225
Active Member
looks like detroit
jaborandi
Active Member
Out of curiousity, can anyone recall when Roy Square was transformed from just another grubby alley into a retail area - 20 years? 25 years?
HiRiser
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I used to go to Roy's Garden on a regular basis. It was one of those rare ma & pa restaurants in the downtown core. It is sadly missed. 
yyzer
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from today's Star....84% sold, and construction to start this spring....yeah baby!
1 BLOOR: Southeast corner of Bloor and Yonge Sts. Builder: Bazis International Inc. An 80-storey, 592-unit, glass and steel building. The first three floors will be retail space, the fourth to 15th floors will be hotel suites and the 16th to 80th floors will be condos. Prices: from the $500,000s for about 600 sq. ft. to more than $8 million for about 3,500 sq. ft. Fees: 49 cents per sq. ft., plus hydro. Sales: 84 per cent sold. Status: construction to start this spring. Occupancy: November 2011. Sales centre: on-site, 416-968-6111; 1bloor.com.
1 BLOOR: Southeast corner of Bloor and Yonge Sts. Builder: Bazis International Inc. An 80-storey, 592-unit, glass and steel building. The first three floors will be retail space, the fourth to 15th floors will be hotel suites and the 16th to 80th floors will be condos. Prices: from the $500,000s for about 600 sq. ft. to more than $8 million for about 3,500 sq. ft. Fees: 49 cents per sq. ft., plus hydro. Sales: 84 per cent sold. Status: construction to start this spring. Occupancy: November 2011. Sales centre: on-site, 416-968-6111; 1bloor.com.
lordmandeep
Banned
sounds legitimate.
If they were going to lie, they would have picked 85% or 80%...
If they were going to lie, they would have picked 85% or 80%...
Like they aren't smart enough to know how to lie properly.
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