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I hope the new LCBO across from the Widdicombe and Eglinton project in question is more than just an LCBO(ie more retail) and not just a liquor store and parking. I fear I will be disappointed. I also hope they give us a nice, modern, not one storey building.

Anyone who has tried(and succeeded or failed) would know how hard it is to develop.

I put New York in quotes as that is what the owner of the building referred to it as. What it means I guess we can all wait to see. Not a chain, which is the main thing.

I am in the commercial real estate business and word is it is NOT a Starbucks but some "New York" style coffee shop. So good. The other space in the building is to be a kind of business centre for shorter term office space rental.

Man you guys are condescending. You must be really something.

Apparently it is a LCBO going in there.

I don't know. I am there all the time, walking, biking, driving. But enough. Immediately south of the site in question is a large corner lot with an older mall with a Metro. It's parking lot is terribly underutilized and you know the land has to move along sometime. I see recently blue fencing...

You really should get to know a neighbourhood before you opine on it. Etobicoke stretches from the lake well north. This is a very good neighbourhood.

I live in the neighbourhood and am all for this development. The only argument I see marshalled against the development is some vague traffic one or just a "we don't need this here" one. I had a brain storm this morning for the developers which is to tout the LCBO more. Show the many wine...