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"exact opposite" meaning that this place needs high-end, low rise, large, end-user condos???

checked with sales rep and you're right. and apparently, they're sold out!

Not too sure that's the case. I called to ask for this particular plan and they said they do not have one...? Is it online somewhere?

EXgeMMY: you are right. it is much cheaper to rent parking than to carry it. Not to mention the maintenance cost and taxes on it.

glad to hear AoD... just don't know any other developer that has done master-planned communities in large-scale and with deep pockets. this will mean lots and lots of delays...

This project is averaging about $630/sf and the finishes look great.

just hoping this area gets developed sometime soon, but it definitely needs a large, deep pocketed developer (like Concord) or the City's help.

I think this building will look better than 100 Yorkville.

land sale database...

grey: the land was purchased for about $6M. Based on their gross floor area of 277,374 sf (29-storeys and 293 units) , this would mean a price per sf buildable at about $22. Builder may have been getting a bit greedy here if the prices were in the $400/sf...

You're right about that too, but the smaller spaces seem to be more useful (grass amphitheatre, gardens, sports fields, play grounds...) and integrates with the buildings better... good balance is what i'm thinking of...

Thanks Solaris. To add to your link: http://www.8mercer.com/brokers_private_documents/ Shhhhhhh... keep this a secret... ;)

I think the new plan spreads the green space throughout the development. The original looks awkward with the park/green space lumped to one side...

Got this info from a friend (dated info, but good nonetheless): "At the time of sale, the property was improved with a vacant single storey building (formerly Downtown Fine Cars). An Official Plan Amendment and Rezoning Application was submitted by the Vendor in 2004 pertaining to the land in...

If you bought a unit in the early stages and hold on to it until OneBloor is complete, you should see good appreciation in your investment.

Great pics. Anyone have other pics of the inside?

The revised plans looks way better then the as-of-right plan.

From their website, prices are averaging $700/sf.

Thanks Solaris, was just wondering who was going to do their sales...

Sorry to say, but for a great location/site this building/architecture is Boring and doesn't excite me. ICE/ICE2 has the right idea.