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Well if the glass between the heritage building and the precast of the tower in scamander24's 3rd photo is any indication of what is going to be used on the upper portion of the tower, then it should be pretty great.

Eyewear company Warby Parker is moving into the old Dark Horse Espresso at 684 Queen St W http://app.toronto.ca/ApplicationStatus/details.do?folderRsn=3949627

As I am unfortunately not a Globe Unlimited subscriber, I am unable to read any of the article. Too bad, because it sounds as though I'm missing something wonderful.

Nordstrom signage is up on the north-east corner of the store, facing Yonge-Dundas Square. For a shop set to open in just under 7 months, this place is beginning to look pretty polished.

I can unfortunately see next to nothing else but this building from my bedroom window.

So it looks like...Urban Planet...is moving into the former Buffalo space at 225 Yonge in the Ryrie Building. Employment advertisements have been posted on windows on both Queen and Shuter Streets.

Hoarding for Links of London is up on Level 3, on the space between Club Monaco and Michael Kors.

Anyone know what this could be for? I'm not sure which units these are. Application: Building Additions/Alterations Status: Not Started Location: 150 BLOOR ST W TORONTO ON M5S 2X9 Ward 27: Toronto Centre-Rosedale Application#: 16 116450 BLD 00 BA Accepted Date...

It looks like the Louis Vuitton shop-in-shop is being installed at the corner of Yonge and Queen. Can't quite tell if there will be a separate street entrance for the shop, but the window treatment is being done in a sort of translucent fritted glass in their Damier pattern. Looks pretty good...

Not to mention redundant!

Yeah- are they adding the two side panels later? Looks a bit sad on that left side

This brochure for 151 Bloor includes a map of retailers along Bloor, indicating the old Guess/Porsche space to be the "Future Sephora"

Based on those floorplans, it does appear to be the old Maison de la Presse...however the colour coding on "The Opportunities" page of the flyer seems to be mistaken, with 97 and 99 Yorkville colours incorrectly labelled.

I assume it's the empty space above The Candle Emporium and Second Time Around, as the application indicates three levels to be altered, and another for alteration to an existing exterior stair. There doesn't seem to be much to be altered to the steps to the old Maison de la Presse? But then...

Christian Louboutin moving into a space at 99 Yorkville http://app.toronto.ca/ApplicationStatus/details.do?folderRsn=3893784

There's a sign now- the shop is called 8th & Main, I believe it's a Vancouver company and this is their first Toronto location.

The ideal situation, as mentioned many times here previously, would be to move the heritage building slightly south beside the former Uptown Theatre entrance. Not sure why this hasn't been explored by the firm (maybe it has?)

Hoarding looks to be coming down at H&M

St-Regis, Waldorf Astoria, Kempinski, Loews

Disgusting and insulting. I suppose on the bright side, Massey Tower will hopefully be tall and striking enough to take some of the focus away from this thing in a couple of years.