[AlvinofDiaspar]

It has reopened across the street on the west side of Yonge.

Indeed. Bon appetit!

Update - the building only has 3 storefronts left - it will be gone in the next day or two.

AoD

 

[G.L.17]

Earlier this afternoon. If that last building isn't demolished by now, it will be tomorrow.

 

[Miscreant]

We'll be looking at that hoarding for a while now. I look forward to what awaits.

 

[Edward Skira]

What remains. From this afternoon.

 

[Thernan]

It has reopened across the street on the west side of Yonge.

Yep, and I can confirm they still have the same issues. Got food poisoning there just two weeks ago.

 

[Benito]

All gone now.

 

[UrbanFervour]

Goodbye grit and sleaze. As this is being replaced by a block-long architectsAlliance designed building, I fear this is the beginning of Bay Street 2.0.

 

[Towered]

Seriously - where will I be able to fondly gawk at sleazy stripper platform shoes now?

 

[Armour]

Goodbye grit and sleaze. As this is being replaced by a block-long architectsAlliance designed building, I fear this is the beginning of Bay Street 2.0.

This will never be like Bay St, if the heritage buildings are retained along Yonge. This development will be a massive improvement over what was there.

 

[Geekaroo]

 

[Hamiltonian]

What's more important is that there are many retail units. I don't want another Aura.

 

[UrbanFervour]

I'm predicting a bank branch and a coffee chain.

 

[stjames2queenwest]

Yonge could use a TD or two to be honest.

 

[Thernan]

Better yet a CIBC.

 

[AlvinofDiaspar]

Yonge could use a TD or two to be honest.

There are two branches literally 5 minutes from the site - 777 Bay at College Park and off Carlton at the Met. Further north there is one at Church/Wellesley.

Next time when you wonder why the bank charges exorbitant service fees....

AoD