adma
Superstar
It's not that messy inside, all things considered. If you truly want "messy", go into the Dineen Building at Yonge + Temperance.
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Toronto YC Condos -- Yonge at College | 198.42m | 62s | Canderel | Graziani + Corazza
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drum118
Superstar
June 30
460 can stay and the rest of the block can go with no problems.
460 can stay and the rest of the block can go with no problems.
urbandreamer
recession proof
The College Park building would make a great base for a giant highrise, eh? To complete the block that ugly M-H office tower must come down for another monster or two.
dt_toronto_geek
Superstar
M-H ain't comin' down but I couldn't agree more, a high-end highrise above College Park that would use real stone to match the base & art deco design (no, I'm not stoned!). OK, I'm dreaming but it's fun to dream sometimes.
thecharioteer
Senior Member
The block and surrounding neighbourhood 1930:
Mississauga Slim
Active Member
Canderel has bought the building but, judging by the new "For Lease: Office and Retail" sign on the north wall, it looks like they've acquired it simply to become the new commercial landlord, not to develop it. No development proposal was submitted at the time of sale. This is likely since commercial property management is Canderel's business.
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urbandreamer
recession proof
No it's probably because they think the condo market in the area is over-heated. In addition, developers ultimately are all buddies--they wanna ensure Centrecourt Dev's www.21grenville.com success before they proceed with this site.
Automation Gallery
Superstar
Yeah, also 22 million dollars seems pretty high to purchase a property that they would have no intention to develop..this is going to happen and will be tall, they're just sitting back with this one and playing the wait and see game.
They just bought the property. It could be five years before construction begins. No harm in keeping rental income in the meanwhile. I'm sure they are not signing long term leases that can't be broken.
renvel
Active Member
One should be blind not to see the urban development is finally grvitates tovard the Yonge St. Downtown section...
Big Daddy
Senior Member
Yeah, also 22 million dollars seems pretty high to purchase a property that they would have no intention to develop..this is going to happen and will be tall, they're just sitting back with this one and playing the wait and see game.
I think it's part of an assembly which could easily work like so;
use Oddfellows for desity transfer
9 Grenville is just a parking lot
14 to 22 College just old low-rise apartments (or office)
This would provide a fantastic lot from which to launch a great edifice at an outstanding location while providing great Path access.
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urbandreamer
recession proof
Except 9-21 Grenville is gonna be www.21grenville.com by Centrecourt.
Big Daddy
Senior Member
I didn't rrealize that included 9 Grenville. Too bad, 460 Yonge by inself can only provide for between 38 and 40 floors - unless coverage is greater than 20 times.
EnviroTO
Senior Member
Hahaha...the panic has started regarding the heritage site..next, why are such tall buildings being built on Yonge street.. finally, the design sucks, podium is to large, etc, etc. lol
What did you think this forum was? The nuke Toronto and rebuild ugly super-talls for kicks forum?
Automation Gallery
Superstar
Nobody is nuking anything, just replacing it with something better...and regarding ugly supertalls (300, 400, 500 meters) i have yet to hear about one or see one in this town.
Just dont get it
......People here in Toronto are calling anything over 180 meter buildings, supertalls.
