rdaner
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There is a CofA application to convert the office portion to a hotel. Judging by the plans it could be a decent size.
Toronto The Taylor | 121m | 36s | Tricon | Diamond Schmitt
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generalcanada
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guess they never got an office tenant. knowing how long timelines are for office space
That would be 2,700 sq m of space on levels 3 and 4…
…but have they filled up the 1,200 sq m retail space on level 2?
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rdaner
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They are truckin’ along with the fit out for Neo Café on the first floor. Photos taken 29 June.
rdaner
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Taken 27 July. Neo Café.
rdaner
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According to Retail Insider the Neo is going to be open by the end of September.
Northern Light
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Further to the above, from that post, here:
Neo Coffee Bar Announces Major Expansion Plans, Including New Downtown Toronto Locations and a Foray into Japanese Cocktails [Interview]
The brand plans to continue growing more rapidly over the next several years in high traffic GTA locations.
retail-insider.com
We see this info:
AlbertC
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rdaner
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Taken 5 October.
daptive
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GenerationLee
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Sounds like a perfect tenant for the One 
I don't think I'd find a cafe like this very comfy. The high ceilings and bare concrete don't create a cozy environment I normally associate with a good ol neighbourhood coffee shop, though I understand this is much different than that.
I guess it's all a matter of personal interior space taste.
I don't think I'd find a cafe like this very comfy. The high ceilings and bare concrete don't create a cozy environment I normally associate with a good ol neighbourhood coffee shop, though I understand this is much different than that.
I guess it's all a matter of personal interior space taste.
xy3
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I give Neo credit for doing the best they could with a drab utilitarian space.Sounds like a perfect tenant for the One
I don't think I'd find a cafe like this very comfy. The high ceilings and bare concrete don't create a cozy environment I normally associate with a good ol neighbourhood coffee shop, though I understand this is much different than that.
I guess it's all a matter of personal interior space taste.
Im also not a fan of high ceilings in retail, unless it's a multi-level space or somthing with historic detailing.
tstormers
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A few from last week's one day of winter 2024.
