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September 3 - The temporary derrick has been set up for the upcoming removal of the east building tower crane.

September 3 Updates. 1. Shrouding has been installed around the site, including behind the turnstile gate, much eliminating views of the ground level activities on the site (two photos below) 2. Forma construction activities will be restricted over the next couple of weeks to limit impacts...

September 3 - The necessary sales thresholds have been met and financing is in place, with construction activities due to start shortly. Permits for 263 Adelaide Street West are now visible on the City web site, dating back to December 2, 2021, and are in various stages of process. Most recent...

Labour Day Monday, 8:15 AM at the King - Bathurst Station:

Moving in the New Year may be on the optimistic side - a little bit of process to go through first. Obvious things I can think of, as a lay person not involved in the industry: Interior store design (may take longer than a typical new Canadian Tire store, as it is a retrofit into an existing...

King Toronto crane in the Sunday morning sun:

Delivery of missing / make-up pieces of glazing and cladding has been received and is stored at the north end of the new building - arrived several days ago, but as can be seen in the photo taken late yesterday (Thursday, August 29), still not installed.

August 28 - 30 Pictures:

From Wednesday, August 28: Just when one might think 45 Strachan has topped off, it sprouts up again. Think it is getting close to the top now though.

August 29. The 369 Queen Street site appears to be abandoned. No visible progress for at least eight weeks, and the hoarding at the back alleyway has been broken down, with garbage all around.

August 29 - Glazing for the mechanical penthouse on the east building.

The four King Toronto Mountains, starting from the South, going East, North and West mountain. The South and North mountains have clearly been topped-off, while the East and West mountains are getting very close, but still going up. South Mountain East Mountain North Mountain West...

Arkfield's ownership of the 10 Lower Spadina property is now official. From today's Newswire release: Arkfield Acquires Office Building in Toronto Downtown Core TORONTO, Aug. 26, 2024 /CNW/ - Arkfield has completed the transaction to acquire 10 Lower Spadina, a property located on Toronto's...

August 25 - Still a number of cladding sections waiting on replacement pieces. Sidewalk areas are now looking pretty good though.

August 25: View of the top of the East Mountain - still going up: View of the top of the West Mountain - Close to being topped off: View from the south-west:

August 25. Another good sign of progress - the hoarding in front of the building is down, and a much better view of the building's front is now possible.

August 25:

August 24: North side of King Street - all ten roof trusses are now in place, with a number of cross-ties made between the trusses. No sign of any crane specific support structure in the roof yet. Saturday morning work on the structure ongoing. South Side of King Street: Crane base...

August 24:

No it is not. But it is a bit of an outlier to KingSett's more general practice of assembling / upzoning / sell off for a quick return on behalf of KingSett's investor customers. One example of a project actually built by KingSett would be the expansion of the original LuCliff Place building...