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Bay Adelaide Centre West Tower (Brookfield, 50s, WZMH)

Floors: 50
Rentable square feet: 1.2 million SF
Rentable area per typical floor:
23,700 to 25,500 RSF

For Comparison:

FCP
Floors: 72
Rentable area: 2,049,027 SF
Typical floor plate: 30,633 SF

Scotia Plaza
Floors: 68
Rentable area: 1,467,666 SF
Typical floor plate: 22,165 SF

Bay-Wellington Tower
Floors: 47
Rentable area: 1,298,815 SF
Typical floor plate: 25,800 SF

TD Bank Tower
Floors: 56
Rentable area: 1,270,480 SF
Typical floor plate: 26,500 SF

Bay-Adelaide West
Floors: 50
Rentable area: ~1,200,000 SF
Typical floor plate: >25,500 SF


Commerce Court West
Floors: 57
Rentable area: 1,168,191 SF
Typical floor plate: 24,000 SF

Canada Trust Tower
Floors: 53
Rentable area: 1,126,518 SF
Typical floor plate: 23,000 SF

Royal Trust Tower
Floors: 46
Rentable area: 979,878 SF
Typical floor plate: 23,000 SF

Royal Bank South
Floors: 40
Rentable area: 853,870 SF
Typical floor plate: 24,000 SF

So Bay-Adelaide West is very comparable to the major MINT towers, other than FCP which is a step larger.

Bill
 
So that would place it in fifth place in terms of total office space. Not too bad.

It's interesting to see the sheer volume of space added by just Scotia, Canada Trust and the Bay-Wellington tower all within a three year time span, which doesn't even include the smaller towers. 3.9 million sq. ft.
 
Montreal, Bank of
Imperial Bank of Commerce, Canadian
Nova Scotia, Bank of
Toronto Dominion Bank

Strictly speaking, it refers to the four blocks surrounding the Bay/King intersection, although in practice it extends beyond this, to include at least the Royal Bank Plaza and the Brookfield development -- and I am sure that the Bay-Adelaide development will also be included, as well as the Richmond-Adelaide development.

Its boundaries would be Yonge, Front, York and Adelaide (or Richmond).

Bill
 
I'm surprised how close in size Bay Adelaide is to the original Toronto Skyscraper - TD Centre.

It doesn't give that appearance from the current construction site. TD Centre looks larger.
 
The upright girder for the 2d crane is on Adelaide Street this afternoon.

ahhh...

so you win Andrea.

I actually was starting to think a second crane was coming, just due to the sheer size of this project. Even if there is no space for a crane in the core, looking at the RBC project the crane need not be in the core to be functional.

Let's see what happens.
 

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