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JLL brought this to market in the Spring 2019. I was told by Plazacorp that since they weren’t able to get the price that they wanted, they withdrew the listing and they will likely develop it themselves at some point. All renderings are nothing but place-holders.

Has anyone heard about an opening date yet?

From what I can find, the Leslie and Etobicoke stores are both about 20,000 sf, which i believe is their standard GTA store size.

St. Lawrence Market South Heritage Lighting Ceremony to be held on Thursday, November 7 at 6:15 pm.

Sign in the window of bGood today - “Sorry we closed. bGood staff”. No indication if temporary or permanent.

Sorry - I tried to attach the file, but guess it didn't work. Here's the link: https://www.toronto.ca/wp-content/uploads/2019/10/8e27-edc-Current-State-and-Future-of-Torontos-Retail-Main-Streets-SUMMARY-REPORT.pdf

Some interesting reading.....

Are you talking about the basement space or the second/third level space? It would be almost impossible for this to happen in the basement given all of the individual unit owners.

The attached flyer came through my email this morning. Wow - do I feel badly for anyone who purchased a retail condo here. Based on the numbers that they're showing, for a 5% cap rate you would need to get rents of $22.00 net (which isn't that bad for downtown). BUT the taxes and...

I've been involved in a number of brownfield site remediations and subsequent developments, and I've never experienced the strong smell of petroleum that I experienced driving past this site today with my windows and sunroof closed.

One could say that all of the lenders on this project (and there are many!) are much more invested in the progress of the development :)

I just noticed that the Old Stonehenge website is showing that 197 King Street East will be a Sonder "hotel". I put hotel in quotes, because Sonder seems like an interesting company - a mix of AirBnB and a traditional hotel.

CBRE just listed the retail in this building - 5,974 sf on the ground floor and 5,791 sf on the lower level, with occupancy in Q2 2020.

My 82 year old father-in-law would LOVE this menu.

Seems like I had wrong information. The former Kwik Kopy space is going to be "9 Round Kickboxing". There will only be one F45 location in St. Lawrence on Front Street.

The former Burger King space is going to be a Popeye’s. And F45 is also going into the vacant space on the east sid of Sherbourne between Adelaide and Richmond.

I have a feeling that the Weston family *may* wield the most influence within the Loblaw group of companies :) Buzzbuzzhome is now claiming that the exclusive is on take-out. Which also makes no sense, given Scaccia and The Bloor Street Market both do a lot of take-out business.

NO NO NO!!!! The basis for this article is that The Bloor Street Diner is the only full -service restaurant in Manulife. This is INCORRECT. Scaccia has a full-service licensed dining room, and The One Eighty is also a full-service restaurant. I bet that it wasn't an exclusivity clause that...

If anyone is looking for office space in this building, The Globe and Mail just listed the 13th floor for sublease. 27,634 sq.ft.

The entire building at 190 Richmond Street East is for lease. This is the building at the north-west corner of Richmond and George, currently housing the auto body repair shop and the dance studio. Renderings look great and would be a significant improvement. I always thought that this would...