A proposed 22-storey residential building could deliver 128 units on the east side Midtown Toronto at 537 Eglinton Avenue East, a block-and-a-half west of Bayview Avenue. In July, Eglinton Hoyle Realty Inc. filed a rezoning application to permit the redevelopment of the site, a short walk from the coming Leaside Crosstown LRT station. Looking south to 537 Eglinton Avenue East,…
The construction of the University of Toronto’s up and coming Schwartz Reisman Innovation Centre is progressing, and is now beginning to show its unique shape, boasting a standout design by New York-based Weiss/Manfredi Architects alongside Toronto-based Teeple Architects. Located on the north side of College Street east of Queen’s Park Crescent, it will consist of a pair of 12 and 20-storey towers that taper as they rise. Canted columns start…
If you call Liberty Village home, you know that this dynamic area has been flourishing not only in terms of residential real estate but with new shops and eateries popping up in the area, giving it a cool neighbourhood vibe. One of the most popular (and we concur!) spots is Local Public Eatery located at the corner of East Liberty Street and Hanna…
If you call Liberty Village home, you know that this dynamic area has been flourishing not only in terms of residential real estate but with new shops and eateries popping up in the area, giving it a cool neighbourhood vibe. One of the most popular (and we concur!) spots is Local Public Eatery located at the corner of East Liberty Street and Hanna…
Significant progress has been made at the site of the three-tower Block 8 West Don Lands project, developed by WDL 8 LP—a consortium of Dream Unlimited, Kilmer Group, and Tricon Residential—and designed by Danish firm COBE Architects alongside Toronto firm architects–Alliance. The project is being constructed just east of Toronto’s historic Distillery District, on one of the sites that was donated by the previous…
Toronto’s Mayor shares how pandemic affected the city; English-language debate tonight; Ontario’s hotel industry hoping to bounce back; Toronto’s Housing Now initiative fails to make progress; and more news: One-on-one with Toronto’s Mayor: how the COVID pandemic changed Canada’s largest city (CTV News) Leaders gear up for English-language debate tonight after French joust (CP24) Ontario’s hard hit hotel industry hopes for recovery…
Slow start to the fall market, eh? I mean, only 148 new listings in C01 and C08 on Tuesday? For reference, anything above 80 is what I would call “busy.” Anything over 100 is what I would call “near peak market conditions.” But 148? And on first day back after summer? I’d say the market is doing exactly what I had expected it…
A storm rolled into Toronto on Tuesday that seemed to want to suck towers into the sky. Here, UT Forum contributor andresmmax caught the moment when a storm cell passed overhead of The Parker and Citylights on Broadway in the Yonge-Eglinton area of Midtown. The Parker and Citylights caught in a storm: a crop of a photo by UT Forum contributor…
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