[karledice]

woooo finally

 

[innsertnamehere]

9 to 12 months is quite a while..

 

[ProjectEnd]

If rumors are correct, it would be a big lease for Carterra. Not Google, perhaps, but a world leader nevertheless.

 

[Vanalla]

Don't know how much I can say, but there will be a large office space client announced in about 9 to 12 months time. I also grabbed some pictures.
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Confirming this rumour. Major global industry leader. Anchor tenant for the space representing a double digit percentage of the GLA.

Good news for the node. They'll be making great use of the property's unique features as well.

 

[karledice]

Amazon

 

[Garamond]

Amazon

Oh.... for real? Nice!!!!

 

[karledice]

No I'm just throwing out guesses lol

 

[taal]

Confirming this rumour. Major global industry leader. Anchor tenant for the space representing a double digit percentage of the GLA.

Good news for the node. They'll be making great use of the property's unique features as well.

Not asking for a hint per se But can you confirm if it's just a relocation from other office space within downtown or a net new entrant to Toronto (or downtown Toronto) ?

 

[goodcitywhenfinished]

Nvidia? They acquired a Toronto startup over the summer and their existing King office was leased before they gained huge market cap (2018). They could be looking for a major expansion.

 

[UtakataNoAnnex]

If rumors are correct, it would be a big lease for Carterra. Not Google, perhaps, but a world leader nevertheless.

So if this being true...was it worth it then? I mean, going about the "We'll build it and they will come" methodology here.

 

[interchange42]

So if this being true...was it worth it then? I mean, going about the "We'll build it and they will come" methodology here.

A vacancy of a year or two is a blip in the life of a building... as long as the developer can shoulder the carrying costs until the lease up. Assuming Carttera are around for a while yet, yeah, worth it.

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[Red_Bulmer]

The artificial intelligence company for law firms, Harvey, recently announced they are opening an office downtown, is it them? Says October opening on their site though.

Harvey to Expand Team with New Toronto Office

Announcing Harvey's new office opening in October in Toronto, Canada.

www.harvey.ai

 

[RyanD]

I park in this building and just happened to see a couple of brokers/tenants setting up some renderings of the proposed anchor tenant signage this morning. I don't want to ruin anyone's announcement but as a hint... it is a Canadian Company.

 

[Dr. Snoot]

I park in this building and just happened to see a couple of brokers/tenants setting up some renderings of the proposed anchor tenant signage this morning. I don't want to ruin anyone's announcement but as a hint... it is a Canadian Company.

Omg is mmmuffins making a comeback?

 

[busybeaver]

I park in this building and just happened to see a couple of brokers/tenants setting up some renderings of the proposed anchor tenant signage this morning. I don't want to ruin anyone's announcement but as a hint... it is a Canadian Company.

my guess is Cohere ..