One Bloor & Casa 2 Set to Define Southeast Yorkville!
One Bloor and Casa 2 Making Waves in Yorkville
One Bloor is a 75 floor tower currently under construction in the far southeast quadrant of Yorkville, which will offer it's residents luxury accomodation, amenties and retail right in the core of the city, atop 2 of the busiest subway lines in Canada. One Bloor is also set to define and anchor one of the most prominant intersections in Toronto if not the country. And it will mark and the Yorkville Skyline rising almost 250 meters in the air with it's waving balconies setting the trends for all new and upcoming condo developments. The site is currently being excavated with the pilings for the foundation work done, this one should be quick to rise.
Casa 2 will be rising right behind One Bloor when viewed from this above picture. You can see Casa 1 which has been completed rising as the slender residential tower in the photo above. Casa 2 will rise 187 meters and 57 floors on Charles Street, the southern end of the Yorkville District in Toronto. (Although there is some dispute as to whether actually goes as far east as Church) Casa 2 had a record launch and sold out fast, so there is hope that the developer of this project might in fact go for 5 more floors like the original plan for the development, if they can get it past the neighbours
One Bloor is a 75 floor tower currently under construction in the far southeast quadrant of Yorkville, which will offer it's residents luxury accomodation, amenties and retail right in the core of the city, atop 2 of the busiest subway lines in Canada. One Bloor is also set to define and anchor one of the most prominant intersections in Toronto if not the country. And it will mark and the Yorkville Skyline rising almost 250 meters in the air with it's waving balconies setting the trends for all new and upcoming condo developments. The site is currently being excavated with the pilings for the foundation work done, this one should be quick to rise.
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| Intersection of Bloor & Yonge Downtown Toronto |
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