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Property values only go up especially in Toronto. Once this is finished and it becomes an Icon in Toronto, its potential market value will be well north of $2B. Stuff like this happens all the time.

A couple of reasons of the building boom in Toronto is the zoning laws which leaves a small parcel land to be developed as high rises so there is intense concentration of high rises in those areas. Second is the growing population of Toronto due to immigration which means there is always more...

New York skyline will be hard for Toronto to beat. We should surpass Chicago in about 10 years or so or 2035. New York is a different beast. Probably take us till 2100 to do so but even then, New York skyline will still be more iconic. I am happy with Toronto being 2nd to New York in North America.

Whats the hold up? No Shadow issues that I know of and it's at the tip of Yonge Street...so makes an impressive mark having the tallest building of Canada located at the beginning of Yonge Street. Let's make this tall.

I also heard some noise that its full steam ahead and this won't stop construction until the building is complete. Totally complete! Anybody that can confirm this info??

looks like the well's little brother

Should have been taller. It faces the lake and there is nothing blocking it.

Rogers Center is the most stupidest name for a Stadium. They could have called Rogers Skydome or something. Rogers Center sounds like a Computer Repair Shop.

So about 500 days or so. Or December 2024, or 1 year and 4 months to go.

At its current pace, when do you guys think it will top out?

Let's just keep the comparison to City of Toronto vs City of Chicago and leave the suburbs out of it

Mississauga developed as a commuter suburb of Toronto. With population growth it has a developing downtown core. I think Hurontario LRT will create more transit options. But to go anywhere in Mississauga you need a car. If Milton Line adds a stop at MCC and becomes all day two way Line like...

Why?

Forget Adidas. Where is Tim Hortons????? :)

I am talking about the areas around it. The areas under the elevated portions became un-used and polluted. Similar to the areas under the Gardiner Expressway.

One of the things I love about GTA is all the clusters of highrises scattered all over. From Downtown Toronto, Midtown, North York, Harbour Front, Vaughn Downtown, Mississauga Downtown. Gives the city a very Asian feel like Tokyo or Bangkok. Unlike any city in North America.

Elevated subways are an eye sore and create lots of noise, shadows and pollution

Once all the under construction and proposed/approved buildings over 150 meters get built, our skyline will be as big as Chicago. Probably by 2035.

Its so blue. Cant they use a different color for the glass?

Its so bizarre that it is cheaper to fly from Toronto to Europe than flying from Toronto to Calgary or Vancouver.