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Building of showroom.. Has been ongoing for last few weeks.. From a few weeks ago.. Today..

Cladding on Front Street Frontage.. (Click for full size)

With Waddintons (http://www.waddingtons.ca) taking the entire 2nd floor of East Lofts, its nice to have more office/commerical tenants in the mix of residential and retail to support the local businesses. On a side note, if what was previously mentioned that Michaels is coming to 333 King St E...

Is it just me, or is the glass on this building reflective or at least has more reflective qualities than 'normal' glass in condos? Maybe because there are no whiteblinds or its a darker shade of grey? It looks more impressive in person and stands apart from the glass in Pure Spirit.

So I guess National Bank isn't occupying the unit next to the dollar store on Front. It was an odd location for it, so I guess it makes sense that it would be on this corner. So we now have to two banks directly across from each other. Citizens bank already failed on the north-west corner of...

Everytime I have gone it's always been busy. The first time I went was a Saturday night around 7, I thought it would be dead because it was the weekend and didn't expect people to come since at this point the area is still growing, but it was packed, and couldn't get a table on the patio.

Unit 5 Great find... Based on the site plan, 20,000 sq feet would map to Unit #5..King Street frontage on the eastern side of the building beside the parking lot. http://firstgulf.com/pdfs/333-King-Site-Plan.pdf

-Seems to be a lot of activity in the north west corner unit. They did add the door entrance to the corner, and replaced the blue tinted glass with new clear-greyish glass. I wonder if it's been tenanted? -Some framing (for an entrance?) also went up on the Front St frontage where the the...

Today they were removing the windowing on the North-west corner of the building, which is the South-East corner of King and Princess, and probably the most attractive retail space for the King Street frontage of the building. Not sure if they are just opening it up for further interior/exterior...

On both the King Street and Front Street streetscapes, the Toronto Sun building was a bit of a vacuum that disconnected pedestrians from Sherbourne to Parliament. The addition of multiple retail entrances on both sides will go a long way at fixing that. A pipe dream, but it would have been...

The Scotiabank retail signs have been installed, one on King and one on Princess. Also from the looks of it, the ATM entrance will be on King, not Princess.

Quote Originally Posted by desmo View Post good thing I never bought that condo in 138 princess with the terrace overlooking the greyhound and the city skyline . In a few years, its gorgeous view will be obstructed almost entirely by this project. Great for the area though. Yeah, more...

I've been there twice, and I have used my Sobeys Mastercard using Paypass.

Sorry for the long post..lol, read at your own peril.. I went this morning. Was surprised at how busy it was. While I certainly hope both can co-exist (nice to have choice and competition with the two), having shopped at No Frills now, I am now even more certain with my original prediction...

It would be pretty sweet if a Starbucks would open in the south-east corner of Princess and King in 333, or at the failed Citizens Bank/former deli cafe on the north-west corner of Front and Princess.

They put up awnings on the windows on Princess. I dont know what to think..

The Nimby property owner in me concerned about property value doesn't like the idea of a No Frills, LCBO and Dollarama in the same building side by side by side, however the practical urban consumer in me says, this will make my life a hell of a lot more convenient. I'm trying to convince...

No Frills Entrance update: It appears that both the hole knocked into the building on the west side (Princess St) and the fire exit, will serve as a Princess Street entrance way. There is large white panel framing around both unifying them as one.

I guess I should have added the repurposing of the Toronto Sun building too.

The size of this plot is quite huge, rivals the size of VU, as its a near complete city block. In less than 10 years the 'lower' Sherbourne (and King) corridor has already been completely transformed. And with the addition of : -the coinciding sale of the the Greyhound site -apparent approval...