12-23-2015, 10:38 AM
(12-23-2015, 12:16 AM)mpd618 Wrote: The more recent buildings, like 222 Albert or Sage III, are IMHO pretty reasonable urban development. Albeit with much less parking and with quicker start-to-finish time than elsewhere in the region.
I really love Sage III. It's perfect. It's not exactly pretty, but it's got everything that counts. Midrise, close to the schoool, and many small but visible retail units bringing services further in to Northdale. It's the kind of small scale development that can fill up quickly with small independent retailers, as opposed to Main St developments that sit vacant for years while they wait for a luxury chain.