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There are two left to the immediate north, being at Elm and at Gerrard.

Whatever people think about this building, it is a tremendous improvement over what is there currently.

If we wait long enough, someone will come along and spew more rumours that will be taken as truth and another year will pass with nothing accomplished.

Amazing how this thread went just over one entire year until the next post. Bring in the wrecking crew and get this thing built.

The expanded bridges at Queen, Bloor, Brock are all behind schedule and do not have a definite time frame for installation. Landsdowne will be put in place at the end of March.

The day is quickly approaching when all the parking lots surrounding the Skydome will have been transformed into multi-storey buildings. For me, this can not come soon enough.

The construction resembles a pyramid in that the new floors are not currently connected to any of the walls.

Trump does indeed resemble a skeleton when viewed from the Regent Park construction as it appears see-thru.

Just imagine all that commission. I could build my own building with it.

Aura looks to be still fighting to get completely above ground along the eastern portion of the site.

Occupancy 10 months from now is completely impossible. Give the project 2 years from when the shoring and digging starts, 18 months at best. Until construction starts, just like any project, the target date is mostly meaningless.

The "bridge" is mostly fantasy.

I know that these forums serve as a voice for armchair development generals, but suggestions such as creating an expressway running over 1,000 km from the Manitoba border to Sault Ste Marie for no logical reason or stating that a member's idea is unworthy because you are unfamiliar with the...

The tearing down of these towers should be replayed when the Moss Park towers do the same in the future.

Anyone who misses an update should go and take a pic themselves and post it.

That small parking lot to the immediate west will look awfully awkward once this project is completed/

Wrecking balls seem to be a very rare commodity in this neck of the woods. I cannot think of the last demolition that used one.

By the summer, these blocks should be noticed and commented on by the media.

The Fort York cannons look like they are lying on top of the snow.

Just over a decade from now this stretch of Dundas might actually have some street life that is not connected to walking to Kipling Station.