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@bmiller There are so many facets to infrastructure - some that require billions and long time-frames, others that do not. What is true is that the provincial liberals have increased infrastructure investment. Unfortunately, the great majority of it is not destined for downtown Toronto, and...

I watched the TVO segment, and Keesmaat was certainly not adamant in her position by any means - she specifically rejected the claim that the Toronto Star had made, which was a headline suggesting she wanted to "hit the pause button on development along Yonge." Instead, she argued that we as a...

Genuine question: how would you design a building adjacent to another building that does not shadow? Can you show me some examples? In European cities I have lived in like Barcelona and Paris - whose cityscapes I love - the apartments of the middle class were often extremely dark, because the...

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That is what I thought - and in addition, the one bedroom units were mostly quite large. It was in this context that I commented on the City's insistence that there be more three bedroom units - the building was already catering to end-users in its unusually high ratio of two to one bedroom units.

I don't know the exact ratio, but it seemed to me that a majority of the units were two bedroom. The units facing the park were very expensive, but north and west exposures were much more reasonable - they were ranging from 500K to 800K.

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"Staff recommend that the proposed application be approved, subject to an increase in outdoor amenity space and an increase in the provision of 3-bedroom units. The proposal, once revised, is consistent with the Regeneration Areas policies in the Official Plan and the King-Spadina Secondary...