Interior Access To Subway! Turn Key - Spectacular, Designer Furnished Down To The Spoons. 1 Bedroom + Extra High Ceilings, Windows And All Amenities; Hardwood Floors; Maintenance Fees Includes: Cable T.V., Local Bell High Speed Internet (Wifi), Hydro Heat, Water, Cac And Building Insurance Plus 5 Star Hotel Common Area Service. Free Land Line.




Bedrooms: 1+1

Washrooms: 1

Rooms: 3

Dir/Cross St: Yonge & King

For More info feel free to call me at 416.487.4311

Occupancy: Sarting 2012
location:630 Queen East
District: Riverside District

The building is an 8 storey building with 98 lofts and includes suites with studio from 400 sq ft, 1 bedroom from 500 sq ft, 1 bedroom + den up to 668 sq ft, 2 bedroom up to 950 sq ft, and 2 bedroom + den from 960 sq ft.

for more info contact me at info@jasonrjohnson.com




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The situation in Haiti has been on the tip of everyone's tounge lately although I have made donations towards assisting the victims of the earthquake, I felt I could do more. So what I will be doing for the next 3 months is for every client of mine who buys or sells a property, I will donate $1 for every $1000 spent to a charity of their choice to help the relief efforts in Haiti. For example, a purchase/sale of a $300,000 condo will mean a $300 donation. The charity must be directly involved on the ground with the relief work that is happening in Haiti. And to be clear, the donation will be made in the name of the buyer/seller – so there is no financial benefit for me personally. I know a few other Realtors have adopted this Idea which I think is a great cause and in this situation every dollar helps.



Here are a Few organizations that has been helping out.

World Vision

Red Cross

Oxfam

Doctors without Borders (MSF)



And My Top Pick

Habitat For Humanity








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A blueprint for new homes on a forgotten shore: Along the Don River, a post-industrial wasteland amid high-speed traffic is set to be reborn

Excerpt:

In Phase 1, a five-storey building will hold about 100 units. Phase 2 will be a 14-storey building with about 230 units, and a food store below. The second structure will be connected to the first by a three-storey, industrial-looking glass bridge.

Phase 3 will consist of four glass mini-towers that combine to make an 11-storey building sharing a courtyard with Phase 1. Phases 4 and 5 will be towers of 24 and 10 storeys with boutiques and restaurants at their bases.

Work will start next spring, with the first residents able to move their furniture in 2012 if the current schedule holds.

Mr. Wex says the Saucier + Perrotte design emphasizes the interplay between light and dark with expanses of glass and metal panels.

“They're very much about drama.”

At the same time, the industrial aesthetic of the buildings will contrast with the soft land forms and gardens, he says.

The team led by Gilles Saucier and André Perrotte – whose firm was honoured this year for architectural excellence by the Royal Architectural Institute of Canada – has undertaken designs in Nigeria, Japan, China and the Middle East, including Mecca.

The firm has experience with preserving the cultural heritage of cities: Their plan for refurbishing the Port of Montreal and Silo No. 5 is not a break with the past, they explain, but a recognition of the way industrial labour has enriched the area.


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Article Written By:Carolyn Ireland

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