401-405 King St W
(Entertainment District)
| Developer | Terracap Management Inc. |
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| Floors | 39 |
| Units | 442 |
| TREB District | C01 - Waterfront Communities |
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| Architects | Core Architects |
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Project Summary
39 Storey Condo Tower planned at the gateway of the entertainment district at King/Spadina in Toronto
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Features
Special Notes- Site included the Shoeless Joe's and the former budget rental site (that was taken over by the LCBO in 2008 as it was found the area "badly needed a liquor store)
- The Shoeless Joe site was built in 1903 and was designated as a heritage building in 1973
- The LCBO announced they were planning on building a multiple storey on their site and would work with the city to get approvals
- In June 2008 LCBO announced neighboring land owners blocked their proposed 2 storey development so they built a one storey "temporary site" (with a lease ending in 2019)
- June 2010 a proposal was submitted for a 39 Storey (126.5 m Tower) with five levels of below grade parking for 311 sports on both the LCBO and Shoeless Joe site
- The tower would incorporate the brick heritage building on King St W as part of the 11 Storey podium
- LCBO will be the the tenant for part of the commercial space
- Suite Mix:
- 116-Studios
- 118-1 Bdrms
- 164-2Bdrms
- 45-3+Bdrms
- Councillor Vaughan opposed the height (wanted 50m less). Construction costs estimated to be $75 M (2011)
