Revised application - April 3, 2009 - 40 storeys - 362 units, fill in gap between the buildings - includes the demolition of one and retention of two historical buildings. Rezoning application - includes the demolition of one and retention of two historically listed buildings and demolition of 2-storey commercial building.

UPDATE: Proposal to construct a 40 sty condo with commercial on ground floor, 4 levels of below grade parking, and 336 dwelling units. 252 & 258 Victoria St and 21 Dundas Sq. 

To allow for the re-zoning of the subject lands for the constructing of a 47-storey 534 unit mixed use condo building containing related retail uses on the ground floor and residential uses above. A total of 80 underground parking spaces will be provided for visitors along with bicycle parking spaces for visitors and residents.

Includes the following properties:

• 175 Dundas Street East
• 175 - 789  Dundas Street East
• 181  Dundas Street East
• 191  Dundas Street East
• 235 Jarvis Street

Revised (March 3, 2015):
To permit the construction of a 50-storey mixed use building containing retail uses on the ground floor and 563 apartments above. A total of 45 underground parking spaces will be provided. A related zoning amendment application was approved by the OMB.

An integrated shelter facility where youth are housed for up to one year, are offered living skills and are either enrolled in education or training, or are employed. 

This will be Canada's first & Toronto's only transitional housing facility exclusively dedicated to serving homeless LGBTQ2S youth

Zoning By-law Amendment to facilitate the construction of a mixed-use building, with a tower height of 29 storeys and a 5 storey podium. Retail uses are proposed at grade, amenity space on the 2nd floor, residential units located on floors 3 to 29 of the tower. The proposed development includes 19,801 m2 of residential Gross Floor Area (GFA) and 211 m2 of non-residential GFA (20,012 m2 in total). 

REVISED:  Site Plan Control application for a mixed-use building with a tower height of 21 storeys plus MPH. Retail uses are proposed at grade. The proposed development includes 222 residential units, 13,905.0 square metres residential GFA, and 210.0 square metres non-residential GFA.

The site contains the early 20th century hotel that originated as a small walk-up apartment building, as well as the surviving portions of a late 19th century house form building. The property is historically, visually and physically linked to its surroundings on Dundas Street East revealing another part of the development and evolution in the late 19th century and early 20th centuries of the neighborhood now known as the Garden District.

Queensgate Developments Inc. has applied to amend the Zoning By law to allow the redevelopment of the existing properties at 64-70 Shuter Street for the purpose of constructing a new mixed-use residential building with retail on the ground floor. 227 dwelling units are proposed in a 29 storey building (including a 3-storey podium). 84 parking spaces for residents are proposed to be provided in a below grade parking garage. The easterly heritage facades are to be reconstructed.