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[written by Ian Hardy, courtesy of mobilesyrup.com] If you’re in Toronto and take a trip to the lower level of Brookfield Place (corner of Front and Bay Street) you’ll see what new online retailer Well.ca has dreamed up. They’ve dished out … Continue reading
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Tagged Brookfield Place, comScore, financial district, Virtual store
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[written by Ryan Star, courtesy of thestar.com] Considering that Indx Condos will be the first purely residential tower built in the Financial District, its developers didn’t have to spend too long determining the project’s target market. Indx, a 54-storey glass tower … Continue reading
[Bloomberg News, courtesy of financialpost.com] Canada Pension Plan Investment Board, the country’s second-biggest pension fund, may consider bidding for Bank of Nova Scotia’s Scotia Plaza office tower in Toronto, chief executive officer David Denison said. “We obviously will look at … Continue reading
[written by Boyd Erman, courtesy of globeandmail.com] The country’s second-tallest skyscraper is poised to go on the auction block, and Canada’s commercial property market is so hot that the Toronto tower may fetch a $1-billion price, shattering the previous record … Continue reading
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Tagged Canadian banks, CIBC, financial district, John Andrew, real-estate, Scotia Plaza, Scotiabank
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[written by Ashley Rowe, courtesy of ctvtoronto.ca] Participants in the Occupy Toronto movement are depending on the kindness of strangers to keep their cause alive as the protest moves from days to weeks. The numbers may have dwindled from thousands … Continue reading
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Tagged financial district, Occupy protests, Occupy Toronto, St James Park, toronto
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