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Why would you assume that this developer has "deep pockets"? Is every condominium developer in Toronto rich?

They are also planning to build a new condominium behind the Imperial Oil building, however they will launch this after the conversion.

Here is my two cents worth, the campaign will likely get a lot of press and the first thing they will discuss is the number of stupid or joke entries, that is why I'm upset at this forum, where users have constantly complained about the names of the projects and the advertising campaigns and...

Urban Toronto Tower, that's lame, it's never going to win. UT should have put it's voting power behind a name that might have actually had a chance, and now it can. The OMB put Giraffe into extinction, but they can't do that to a predator like the Shark. Vote for Shark Condos...

Investican: How did you find out the name?

I don't think I would call the area appalling (I live there!) and it has been called the upper beaches for some time. I walk down to the Beaches all the time, its not that far. You are on the GO line, 2 minutes from the Main subway station plus you have all the advantages of living in the...

I don't think that is the site - see Urbanation's Twitter page, it shows some planning info: www.twitter.com/urbanation

Urbanation has confirmed that it is Block 36, a couple renderings posted as well: www.twitter.com/urbantion

There are links to the Baker Real Estate info and website for this project on Urbanation's Twitter feed: www.twitter.com/urbanation

Anyone heard when they are going to make the annoucement on the new developer here?

Yeah UD, how did you find that website?

$58 per month is a bit high. Gooderham and Festival Tower are at $50, Market Wharf is at $45, but most sites seem to be between $30 and $40 per month for parking maintenance. Infinity - Ph III is $8 per month, or at least it was that last time I visited!

Your confusing North Star with Norstar, different developers.

Email from Councillor Jenkins: 21 Avenue Road (Four Seasons) Development (TE30.4) Council approved a modified proposal to redevelop the current Four Seasons Hotel site at 21 Avenue Road, revising the height of two proposed residential towers. Planning staff had recommended that the...

2004 Staff Report

The rendering from the previous owner is available here: http://hallstonehomes.com/content/comingsoon.html

This one has a name now: "Garrison at the Yards" See Urbanation Twitter feed: www.twitter.com/urbanation

It is selling at the Queen and Portland sales office.

A picture of the signage at IDS is posted here: www.twitter.com/urbanation

When you purchase a pre-construction condo, you are investing in a condo apartment "future". You put down a deposit for the right to purchase this unit at registration, in most cases that current value of your unit is higher than the agreed upon sales price. People are also willing to pay a...