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Well Concord new construction office just opened few days ago at 357 1/2 Yonge just south of Zanzibar 12 1/2 feet frontage was sold on dec 21,2020 for 7.6 million dollars which owned by Cresford.previously, it is on land registry record but nothing for YSL Lot and if existing already sold Ysl...

3 Chelsea hotel towers + 1 at Yonge Gerard south/west corner + 1 at Yonge & elm south of Gerrard + 1 YSL + 1 at 415 Yonge just north of gerrard + 1 Aura + 1 at Yonge & Gould south of gerrard , total 9 towers around Yonge and gerrard intersection alone. That is Crazy

Rumors out there that Concord didn’t outright buy Ysl instead Concord became main developer and partner with Cresford so Cresford still alive but badly injured. Nobody knows but I guess most likely Concord will be expanding upward 90 stories and/or looking to expand south towards Ryerson...

YSL Today. Even a Goose popped in to enjoy Lake YSL and took advantage of delay pouring water out from Ysl pit before it disappears because of broken water pump.

YSL works continues today and first eviction casualties from YSL water pit today (last day for water dipping for two ducks in water and brown hawk sitting top end of wooden fence)

Ysl shadow reaches sidewalk of Allan garden and that was reason reducing height from 98 floors to 85 floors but now if concord wants to expand more floors, the only way it can be done by reducing ceiling height on each floor while keeping shadow at sidewalk of Allen garden.

My guess is Concord expanding from 85 to 90 floors and that’s how they are going to make more profit. I hope they are not planning to reduce ceiling height on each floor to make room for more floors

As I mention earlier Concord contractors has started cleaning up water and debris from YSL lot this morning and getting ready to takeover.

Well don’t give up your hope. May be concord will have some partnership with Ryerson. Ryerson got some deep pocket board members who will love to join with concord

I think your wish will come true starting this Monday something is going to happen hopefully we all will hear it if my guess is correct.

First Concord has to close the deal which will happen end of July before that Concord has to settle with all those liens on the lot then it will startup again it all depends on Concord if they are going to expand city approved design or leave it as it is.

Or keeping same designs and city approval but expanding it to south towards 357A and 357 1/2 Yonge somehow which concord already own it.

Like it or not Concord is taking over YSL it will be official within 3 to 4 weeks period.

I wish someone just pass by and looks at YSL lot at Yonge/Gerrard with all full of garbage floating around in icy mud water and abandoned broken fences around in the heart of famous Yonge Street Strip then you won’t be wishing that YSL lot stands for next 5 years.

I think your theory make sense. I was riding on my bicycle 3 weeks ago in okeefe lane back of YSL lot and noticed a man with concord construction hat and mature female with construction papers in her hands looking around YSL project lot. One thing for sure they were from concord pacific which I...

And pigs are flying again over lake Cresford with deep water hole at Yonge and Gerard YSL project. Only fact is AKEA moving in cross from YSL at Aura where use to be bed bath and beyond and Reds at main floor. That’s the only new thing happening at Yonge and Gerard

YSL is not in receivership then how any developer joins partnership with cresford if cresford is not allow to cancel existing condo buyers’s agreements without going into receivership let’s not forget YSL condos were fully sold out and cresford were making profit on it. I don’t get it how...

357 Yonge just south of zanzibar strip club was owned by Ysl owner Cresford along with 357-1/2 Yonge if it’s true that concord bought it then your speculation seems right on the point that concord are in process of taking over YSL. But city has already approved 85 floor single tower north of...

This site used to be owned by City of Toronto, operated as Salvation Army for homeless. City of Toronto sold it to Olympic federation who then build it as Olympic Museum they were not successful so they sold it to Rogers for dirt cheap price just like Rogers bought SkyDome who brought City Tv...

10 Dundas east looks like a shoe box from outside and did anyone notice once you enter from main entrance it confuses first time visitor with all those escalators What a waste of valuable space right on main floor cross from from famous Dundas Square. I hope we never see again a ugly design...