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Rogers Centre faces demolition as Blue Jays owner plans new stadium https://www.theglobeandmail.com/business/article-rogers-centre-faces-demolition-as-blue-jays-owner-plans-new-stadium/

This site is exactly 50 metres from a new higher-order transit stop. Number of times that "transit" is mentioned in the staff report: 4 Number of times that "transition" is mentioned in the staff report: 8

Gah. Only 3 stories and 2 residential units, directly across from a subway station and on one of Toronto's main streets?

Some close ups

This gives the clearest view yet of the wretched 5-story spandrel wall behind Oddfellowes. I know it will be partially covered by the proposed addition, but good god.

I'm not sure what you mean by abstracting? I'm happy to post photos showing YC's bad angles (all of them) and how it blocks my east view.

A few small Karma updates: 1. The heritage house has been rented to a high-end fashion boutique, called Kelly Ng Couture. They've been open for a few months now. 2. The entire ground floor retail space is under renovation for a sushi restaurant, called Hana Sushi. There is a sign inside that...

It's a shame about the trees. And I understand that it is frustrating to lose your view. But the notion that you'll be in darkness for most of the year and that this is city planning gone horribly wrong is a bit over the top. This is a plot of land within two subway stops of the busiest...

From Karma: Who wore it better - YC, or the McDonalds across the street?

Oh hell no

Panning left to right from my south-facing balcony at Karma, I see: 365 Church, YC, Velocity, Aura and CampusOne. It's a murderers' row of catastrophic design.

Good news: this has nearly blocked my view of 365 Church. Bad news: the new view might be even worse.

Reluctant to even post photos of this pile of trash.

You're spot on about the value quotient (or lack thereof). This is not a run-of-the-mill condo. I looked into purchasing here over the weekend, and while some of the units look spectacular, the prices stunned me. The least expensive one bedroom units are ~$500,000, and they all face directly out...

No update, other than to say that with YC there it's going to be an awfully tight space for construction. I'm not sure how they'd make it work. Maybe close a lane on Yonge and use that for a crane?