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@Paclo

This one is also being rebranded as Maxium (as is 1099 Broadview).

Per Renx:

renx.ca

Equiton launches Maxium condo brand at Toronto development

A mid-rise condominium development at 875 The Queensway in Toronto will be the first to be marketed under Equiton Developments' new Maxium Collection brand. Maxium's focus is buyers who plan to live in the condos, as opposed to investors.
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Sales office going in at 1100 Kingston Rd
 
Northern Light said:
Good digging @WislaHD; so odd that both I and @Art Tsai (who just loves to scoop me) both missed it, LOL

I think, in my case, it's because it went through the CoA; which I don't normally look through.

At any rate, let's see what those newly uncovered docs show:

Renders:

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The other two are already shown above.

Site Plan:

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Think I'll add the Block Context Plan here:

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Hello,
I’m looking to move into the area. If I understand correctly, by looking at the above drawings, 4 condos will take over the strip malls (including the Tara Inn, Shopper’s Drug Mart, Starbucks, No Frills)? Will they be added to the commercial part of the development? Part of the charm is being able to walk to all of these places. Many thanks for your replies.
 
Globalgirl said:
Hello,
I’m looking to move into the area. If I understand correctly, by looking at the above drawings, 4 condos will take over the strip malls (including the Tara Inn, Shopper’s Drug Mart, Starbucks, No Frills)? Will they be added to the commercial part of the development? Part of the charm is being able to walk to all of these places. Many thanks for your replies.
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The developments fronting Kingston Road will all feature ground-level retail.

It may or may not be the same as the current mix and may or may not be successful.

The area is in transition, always a challenge. The current retail thrives on drive-up business. The new retail will rely more heavily on walk-up.
 
Northern Light said:
The developments fronting Kingston Road will all feature ground-level retail.

It may or may not be the same as the current mix and may or may not be successful.

The area is in transition, always a challenge. The current retail thrives on drive-up business. The new retail will rely more heavily on walk-up.
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Thank you so much, @Northern Light, for the quick response. I’ve been researching like mad to find out the city’s plan for this stretch. Buying a home is a lot of money these days. You want to buy in the right area.
Oh, and I like your handle (An environmentally conscientious, libertarian inclined, fiscally conservative socialist). We might be the same person!
Cheers.
 
Some people might say that the world doesn't need a much much larger version of Canvas Condos. Some people might say that not every mass needs to be broken up by ten gazillion different materials in a bunch of nonsensical geometric patterns. Some people say that it takes more muscles to frown than to smile.
 
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