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Six in each, tower ideally. But you'd be fine with five.
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- Tower B (west tower, Yonge-facing) increased from 49-storeys / 161.24m to 56-storeys / 191.1m
- Tower C (east) increased from 47-storeys / 155.64m to 54-storeys / 184.9m
- Total residential units increased from 1112 to 1370
- Total vehicular parking decreased from 374 to 371
- Total bicycle parking increased from 1119 to 1386
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Amare
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I'm just jumping for joy and cant wait for RioCan to build some more junk over at Yonge/Eg!
What a joke.
What a joke.
mferna
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Read our update on this development here: https://urbantoronto.ca/news/2024/0...eight-density-matches-adjacent-proposal.56473
Koops65
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Northern Light
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Decision Report - Approval Recommended to the next meeting of TEYCC:
From the above, for @HousingNowTO
* Report also applies to 2323 Yonge to the south.
From the above, for @HousingNowTO
* Report also applies to 2323 Yonge to the south.
Amare
Senior Member
Ughh I forgot this was still kicking around.
Can someone make this nasty proposal go away?
Can someone make this nasty proposal go away?
GenerationLee
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Ugly blight of a project. While I won't heap praise on what's currently there, losing more commercial space in this area and replacing it with borg cube residential and retail fit with glazing at street level is not what I'd call a great contribution to the neighbourhood.
And don't get me started on the joke that is 2323 Yonge.
And don't get me started on the joke that is 2323 Yonge.
Koops65
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