rdaner
Senior Member
Taken 16 January. Wade Street is such a great little hood made more accessible by the opening of the underpass on Patton!
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rdaner
Senior Member
Moving furniture in to the building. 25 February.
jmi22
Active Member
Anybody know if it's been fully leased up yet? Or are these move ins just for individual floors/tenants?
Lenser
Senior Member
That underpass is great, definitely opens up options for cyclists and pedestrians.
Initially I feared this building would be a bad fit for the 'hood but in retrospect it's a nice contrast and I'm excited about the new life being breathed into this area.
Initially I feared this building would be a bad fit for the 'hood but in retrospect it's a nice contrast and I'm excited about the new life being breathed into this area.
vic
Senior Member
It's interesting to see the big increase in pedestrians there now. In the past, I generally wouldn't see other people when walking on Wade Ave. Now there are always people walking to/from the underpass. I occasionally add it to my commute.
rdaner
Senior Member
Taken 13 March. The lighting is extremely prominent in person and adds a lot to this low-light landscape.
Lenser
Senior Member
mikejb
Active Member
I believe a tenant has taken a significant amount of space. Not sure who, or how much space.
rdaner
Senior Member
Taken 15 April. I heard from a hardhat/clipboard that a major tenant was going in as well as a space for UofT.
ProjectEnd
Superstar
Good lord is Dialog's Toronto office ever a take-your-kids-to-work shambles. Embarrassing.
mikejb
Active Member
At this time UofT is not moving into 77 Wade. The major tenant took about 70,000 sqft in the building.
AlbertC
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GeneralGrievance
Active Member
I would not have expected Toronto's first Omakase-style coffee shop — where you have to book in advance, and it costs $60 a pop — to be in this neighbourhood, or in the base of this building, but here we are: https://archive.is/qkBI1#selection-6733.0-6733.72
I thought about going to one of these places in Tokyo but never followed through. Anyway, I say this as a neighbour, but it's a little weird when a business whose entire premise is controlling all the possible variables in a cup of coffee (from the mineral composition of the water to the texture of the cup) opens next door to a gelatin plant that you can smell from several blocks away.... But power to them!
I thought about going to one of these places in Tokyo but never followed through. Anyway, I say this as a neighbour, but it's a little weird when a business whose entire premise is controlling all the possible variables in a cup of coffee (from the mineral composition of the water to the texture of the cup) opens next door to a gelatin plant that you can smell from several blocks away.... But power to them!
jmi22
Active Member
To their credit, I've never actually noticed the smell of the Gelatin plant, but maybe I'm just nose blind to it from living in the area. Regardless, this bizz concept seems like something you'd put on Queen West or Yonge, not Wade Avenue lol
mikejb
Active Member
Anchor tenant officially announced today. BlueRock Therapeutics took 80,000 sq.ft. of space.
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Seeker Labs Announces BlueRock Therapeutics as Anchor Tenant at Catalyst
/CNW/ - Seeker Labs announced today that BlueRock Therapeutics has signed a long-term lease to occupy approximately 80,000 square feet at Catalyst, Seeker...
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