Doesn't look like those basement units will get much of an outdoor terrace, at least on the east end ...

Perhaps not but it will be a lot quieter.

Good old fashioned wood rot on both the east and west sides. They're old wooden fences that may be replaced at some point.

Thanks for the new shots! Nice to see the 'inside'. All I get is the blank east wall.

Thanks! It's actually 1 tree that has 2 leaders. Dad started it from the first Christmas tree we had in the home - 70 or so years ago. We're very proud of it. You're welcome to visit if you'd like and get a different perspective on Savil ...

Thanks for these and all your other shots! I live just to the right in the first picture, amongst all the trees and can only see the eastern walls - great to get the whole picture!

That accurately describes the level of activity! Albeit it is winter - glad I'm not waiting for one of the units.

Is was thinking the exact same thing and I live just down the street!

You need to be on the other side ... the first level of below ground concrete is almost finished. The hydro vault is being installed on the Roehampton side - 3 days last week and they look like they'll be back this coming week as well. No doubt though, they are not the fastest bunch ... I live 2...

and much cement was pored today!

Hydro, Rogers etc. have been reconnected to the 'site office'. Site office sign is up and the small digger has been moving earth around... be still my heart - perhaps things are progressing???

As of the past week, all the trees are gone - even the TPZ ones on the private property ... Now a much larger crater filled with wood chips. Partial permits applied for Foundation and Structural Framing - Nov. 3

Yes, we patiently await activity ...

Funny you should ask ... Priestly Demolition just left this morning so we no longer have any houses but a very big hole.

I like set-back in downtown TO, wherever it can be accommodated. After all, we want a people-friendly streetscape, unlike the North York canyon up on north Yonge Street. Perhaps that's a provincial attitude but if I'm having to go from A to B, it's nicer to visually enjoy the journey and not be...