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I hope it is more than that given that the entrance remains blocked off by the TTC. Normally, a full closure would be the result of discovering that something does not meet some safety criteria. In any case, it would be nice to find out how soon this might get resolved, as opposed to keeping the...

Does anyone have any details on the reason behind the subway connection closing after it allegedly passed the inspection and got all the permits ? Sorry if I missed anything in the flurry of recent comments.

Are you implying that house prices will be going up forever on the grounds that the real estate market has not corrected for a long time ? Just curious.

The hell with broken doors, messed up subway tunnels, frustrated mall tenants and a 2 year delay in opening anything on the second floor. All is nice and sweet on the Bazis blog: http://bazis.ca/blog/a-look-back-at-bazis-in-2016/

"occupancy was given on January 18th 2017" Is this a lie or has it been revoked since ?

Much of the caution tape has been torn up by this morning. Unsurprisingly, the public is fed up too. Someone's incompetence is shining through this mess so please, at least post a sign explaining what is going on !

They must be concerned we don't notice the big green hoarding and bump our head into it.

The piece of plywood at the top of the stairs was already gone yesterday. I already used the entrance this morning, the door at the hoarding was open. I tried the elevator out to get from the subway level up to the street but it did not work properly. The door would close and open repeatedly...

The story was also picked up by Metro. I am also told (unconfirmed) it was on 680 News.

And with that, I would like to publicly thank sunnyraytoronto for his efforts in bringing this to the attention of the whole city. A developer who made a contractual promise to deliver public space to the city and dropped the ball, multiple times, in effect making a mockery of the regulatory...

Bazis has a major presence in its home country. Here is a snapshot of their other projects. Emerald's "sister" building appears at 0:27

The sign is now in place and there is nothing, short of the piece of plywood by the stairs, to suggest the entrance is still closed.

Sunnyraytoronto, I too used the subway entrance a few times until this morning I bumped into a contractor who asked me to leave. He said he is working on the fire alarm system and that he does not know the date of the next inspection. At least they are working on it...

Nice... except the misspelled Bogert Ave, lol. If only the developer could build the subway connection with equal speed/efficiency.

I took Sunnyray's advice and called the number listed on the sign. Had a short conversation with some gentleman who did not state their name. They said that the sign was posted by the TTC ... ILLEGALLY. They stated that the latest delay is due to TTC's fault in obtaining the "necessary...

Your research is at odds with the City's official statements and numerous online articles. Bayview/Sheppard has relatively recently overtaken Yonge/Sheppard as the busiest intersection in the GTA. Yonge/Sheppard has very similar volumes of traffic and to state that Bayview/Sheppard is a "lot...

Came across a rather interesting piece on Bazis. Just glancing at this article yields a lot of clues about the history and current state of affairs at Emerald. http://kazworld.info/?p=17361 https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kazakhstan#Corruption

If anyone here still doubts that the Yonge/Sheppard is among the worst traffic areas on the continent, you should have done your research before posting. http://toronto.ctvnews.ca/city-identifies-10-busiest-intersections-1.3089395 https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ontario_Highway_401

"Do you really think Bazis is that stupid?" After witnessing a series of blunders, such as a single toilet in a food court, no plumbing, an accessible sign on the TTC entrance and other fun stuff, I will admit that the thought has crossed my mind. "SunnyRay might owe me a Tim Horton's coffee"...

Is this intentional ?