Ontario Construction News staff writer
A 569-unit condominium tower is being proposed on Yonge Street in North York, with CentreCourt looking for planning approvals to redevelop properties near Sheppard-Yonge subway station.
Plans include a 50-storey residential tower designed by Arcadis, with retail space at street level.
The site is currently occupied by a two-storey commercial plaza and two detached houses. An autobody shop on the northern part of the broader property would remain outside the proposed redevelopment.
Applications have been filed for official plan and zoning bylaw amendments, as well as site plan approval.
If approved, the tower would sit atop a seven-storey podium, with a five-storey base facing the street. Retail entrances would face Yonge Street, while the residential entrance would be on Cameron Avenue and the site would include 1,700 sq. m. of indoor and outdoor amenity space and a three-level underground garage with 114 spaces.
The development must receive municipal planning approvals before it can proceed.
