Toronto rental building to be torn down for stunning new condo tower Toronto TorontoRealEstate RealEstate
The existing four-storey apartment building would come down to make way for a tower rising just shy of 117 metres, featuring a scalloped exterior of ribbed concrete, glass, and charcoal-toned aluminum balcony railings.but knowing Midtown residents
However, area residents would benefit from a proposed publicly accessible mid-block pedestrian connection along the west side of the building between Erskine Avenue and an existing pedestrian path to the south. The plan calls for a total of 377 units, which includes 341 market condominiums and 36 units to replace the existing apartments on site as per the city's rental replacement requirements.
Area residents will also be thankful to hear that, despite the unit count, the proposal only contemplates 36 parking spaces in its two-level underground parking garage.
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