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I’d love a dedicated video on parks in downtown / old Toronto. Maybe their evolution, future, and impact on the city etc. Amazing video as always - no one out here is doing what you do 👍

I love your neighborhood videos! They're informative (I love the historical info you share), and fun to watch thanks to the beautiful shots you capture. Excited to see you explore more neighborhoods in the future.

What’s really concerning is that there is already very heavy traffic in this area. I’m not sure what the city has in mind but they should seriously consider extending the 509 streetcar eastwards because this area is currently not connected to downtown by public transportation (I believe that there is a bus going through but it’s not sufficient to meet the upcoming demand). Secondly, I agree that the planned high density risks ruining all green spaces in the area. The city should aim for bigger units and affordable units for families. Bigger units and townhouses would presumably decrease density and bring a different demographic to the area. My 2 cents.

Loved this video, Eric. You did an awesome job at explaining the history and detailing the city's plans for future development which before watching your video I was not seeing the vision. Thanks!

Industrial wasteland, emphasis on industrial waste

Great video! Thanks for doing the research and sharing so much valuable information. I've been watching this project develop over the last few years and was hoping for a great green space like Vancouver's Stanley park. It's so disappointing that they almost doubled the units they plan to build on Villiers Island. Good comparison to Liberty village.... Looks like they're building Liberty Village East

The bedrooms are so small. Where do I put up a work table ?

amazing, informative, well produced video. appreciate it as a scarborough guy

Great job with your presentation of these units! Very informative, visually pleasing and enjoyable to watch. Keep up the good work!

Great commentary and coverage of the port lands. Government definition of affordable housing is really subsidized housing. Affordable housing is not overpriced shoeboxes built on expensive waterfront but in mature suburbs accessible by efficient public transportation.

Do you know the actual layouts of the condo units? Have you seen the plans? Or are we assuming? I am excited about the new project, and encourage density

Great professional presentation!

I very much enjoyed the tour of the East Bayfront. I hope the powers that be can allow this area to live up to its potential. You're probably the last person I should suggest this to, but I would love to see someone explore some of the older neighbourhoods that will very soon disappear and be but a memory, due to demolition and redevelopment into new highrise structures. It's a growing list so it wouldn't be difficult to locate them.

Condo tour was lovely. I cannot believe the price. I know you gotta do ya job and upsell it but 1.9?!? That is lawless

Gonna have that funky smell in the summer.

Stop creating FOMO…

how one manages 1200 square feet and gets 3 tiny bedrooms but welcome to todays world...

Imagine paying $2mill for a condo...PLUS probably over $1k in condo fees each month on top of your mortgage just for clout 🤣

We have a housing crisis because the prices of these for sale condos are unaffordable and the home owners are waiting for a magical rebound that won't happen and don't lower the cost

When we bring in 1 million people every year. You need to build a city the size of Edmonton able to house 981k ppl every year. With the resources and infrastructure for that available. Immigration is totally out of control to our ability to handle it

Imagine paying north of $1MM for a corner unit and then buying a $500 sofa and table from the Brick or Ashley. Nothing says you're in over your head like the furnishings here.

Can you please do a video on the downsview airport redevelopment?

background music is annoying & unnecessary/distracting. no music while talking is superior your tours are very calming, never come across a real estate channel with this vibe

good job on the tour but with no space for a work table/book shelf in any of the rooms it’s useless, especially for over a million

Great video. @ 16:00... ask the former residents of Regent Park how affordable housing worked out with those new development promises. Literally none have been or will be affordable as they come online.

Will stick with my 1200 sq ft bungalow on a 70x120 ft lot just 15min west.

Excellent work!! 👍👍This is the second video of yours that I've watched -- the other being the fascinating tour of the Villiers Island project in Toronto's Port Lands -- and I see a thread of consistency in your narrative. In a few words: I love ❤❤❤ your style. It's evident that you're either innately knowledgeable or extremely well-researched. You explain things concisely and clearly. That's a rare trait! You could probably sell these videos as an educational tool. Many thanks. 🙏 I look forward to seeing more of your intelligent oeuvres d'art. ❤

So all this discussion about how the waterfront is separated by condos and not best used by the city, then we do this? It looks like a complete failure. Liberty Village wraps our whole waterfront now. The housing issue should NOT be solved by downtown Toronto. We are Canada. We insist on bringing in half a million people into Canada, where the vast majority move to Toronto, expecting downtown real-estate that hasn't happened in decades. That is insanity. Barrie, on the GO train line, isn't even adopted for solving any of this. Stop bringing people to Toronto. And as of last week, the new Commissioners west to Cherry, is already backed up. Seriously backed up. Planners should stop thinking forcing citizens into traffic, will get them into the TTC to make it profitable. "Fishing and canoeing" is not an industry.

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Unfortunately the condo sprawl planned for this area will offer nothing for Toronto, other than more traffic and faceless masses. Charmless and ugly, the same as what happened to the Spadina corridor.

Desperately needs a bridge to Islands

This is fantastic. More videos like this along the waterfront please! Love your ability to go into history about the buildings and area. Central harbour front would be great!

Given the way liberty village turn out , this project is super interesting.

excellent unbiased video....thoroughly enjoyable

I really wish Toronto would create an equivalent to Central Park somewhere downtown. Anyways thanks for the amazing video

Such an insightful and interesting video (especially when you mentioned movies filmed at the plant). I've subscribed and will watch your other videos. Thank you

Love your videos , keep them coming

Thanks for saying what has to be said about the sad state of the current condo market! Keep these super informative videos coming.

Such a good and in-depth video! This is super informative, thanks so much!

This was highly interesting! Thanks for the upload Eric! Cheers.... 😊🍁

Absolutely love this area, our dream is to get in there at some point, although now that we finally can afford it, the inventory is super low. Fingers crossed we find a home there one day!

As a buyer of one of their units under receivership. What is one supposed to do. This is soo frustrating.

These condos would be considered average in most cities.

Gorgeous units! love the touch of gold throughout

Well done with your presentation🎉🎉🎉❤❤❤ I feel like l'm living in this space now... How much is the 2 beds unit going for please? Did you say 1million plus😢😢😢 Loving it... My spec!!

Beautiful units. Love them all! I greatly enjoy seeing every unit. The layout and decor is breathtaking.

This video is amazing. Do a more in depth video of central harbourfront!

OMG THESE UNITS ARE STUNNING

The history of Cabbagetown in the latter half of the 20th century is very reminiscent of what was happening to Downtown Hamilton (where I live) of the same time. I love the Victorian houses in both places and can't wait to see our communities take a upturn for the better.