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Settlement approved at the OLT for 49- and 46-storey purpose-built rental apartment buildings with ground-related commercial. Decision: https://www.omb.gov.on.ca/e-decisions/OLT-24-000601-NOV-12-2025.pdf

November 12, 2025 Working on the mechanical level for the west tower.

Noticeably less weeds, that's for sure.

I know it's been said that Westbank is no longer involved, but their most recent Instagram post (5 days ago) was on KING Toronto with fairly recent pictures.

Can't speak to laneway suites, but the City removed the angular plane requirements for garden suites, amongst other changes, in July https://secure.toronto.ca/council/agenda-item.do?item=2025.PH23.1

Was the building at the NW corner of Pape/Cosburn ever occupied? It was finished being built less than 3 years ago.

I was never a fan of the guy, nor do I really care about the motivations and theories being spread. He was father of a 3yo and 1yo, who will never know their dad nor have him around. As a father of 4 and 2 yos, this makes me really sad.

While driving along Pharmacy it looked like construction on the section of the Finch Corridor trail east of Pharmacy was complete. Asphalt was poured and fencing removed.

Still not a single tree or shrub planted on the entire site.

Lower levels have 13 units. Middle-level floors have 15 units. Upper levels have 10 units. (source: City of Toronto, Draft Plan of Condominium application documents)

There's a similar sign on the DVP for East York Civic Centre that is still posted. (Google Maps)

The more I read, the more I want to go and ride it.

July 13, 2025

They've been going a good clip now that they're on the residential floors. I wonder if this will top out before Concord Sky?

Based on the cars parked in the latest rendering, you'd think it was a Ritz-Carlton

Danforth Closure for bridge work. I received this notice via email. The subject line referenced "Lakeshore West". I hope people living in the east end didn't just delete the email without opening it up!

The sixth floor is the last of the podium floors. I suspect after that it will pick up as the floor plates become more standard. Not sure we'll see Pinnacle or Centrecourt speed, but certainly quicker than current pace.

February 28, 2025

Jay Peak Ski Resort in Vermont accepts Canadian dollars at par for lift tickets. Once upon a time the owners were Canadian and they've kept this in place ever since through change in ownerships. There are more Canadians than Americans living within a 2-hr drive of the resort and it relies a lot...

That's the thing. The McDonalds with drive through stays but the new apartment building on the NW corner (which I don't think was ever occupied) will be gone.