HENRY HEIGHTS TOWN HOUSE COMPLEX
Over the last 18 months, Developer Trolleybus’s has made two proposals to purchase Majority of the Henry Heights condominium townhouses located on the south-west corner of Don Mills and Sheppard Avenue East, and have been repeatedly voted down by the Henry Heights homeowners. We suspect the developers plan is to buy all the units in the townhouse complex and replace it with high density development.
25 LEITH HILL RD.
An application proposes an additional 31 storey residential condominium building containing 294 dwelling units. The existing rental apartment building on the Subject Site is to be retained. For more information, go to http://app.toronto.ca/AIC/index.do and enter the address above.
1650 SHEPPARD AVE. E.
The application proposes an additional 31 storey residential condominium building containing 319 units and a three storey block of 12 stacked back-to-back townhouses. The existing 15 storey rental apartment building containing 149 rental units will be retained. For more information, go to http://app.toronto.ca/AIC/index.do and enter the address above.
2600 DON MILLS RD.
An application proposes an additional 39 storey residential condominium building containing 364 residential units. The existing 19 storey rental apartment building would be retained and the new tower would be accessed via a new road off Don Mills Road. For more information, go to http://app.toronto.ca/AIC/index.do and enter the address above.
Herons Hill Way
An application has been submitted to permit the redevelopment of the vacant east portion of the subject site with a 39-storey mixed-use building while retaining the existing 2-storey office building on the west portion of the subject site. The proposed mixed-use building would contain office space on the ground level and residential above. A total of 350 rental residential units are proposed. For more information, go to http://app.toronto.ca/AIC/index.do then enter the address above.
CONSUMERSNEXT
ConsumersNext is a City of Toronto study that will look for ways to enhance the Consumers Road Business Park and areas around the Sheppard and Victoria Park intersection. ConsumersNext will focus on six building blocks to address the area’s city-wide role as an important location for employment, and the growing opportunity for Mixed Use development, including residential construction, along Sheppard Avenue and Victoria Park. For more information, go to https://www.toronto.ca/city-government/planning-development/planning-studies-initiatives/consumersnext/
