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This is the Gate Tower Building in Osaka, Japan. The 16-storey office building has a highway running through the middle of it (floors 5-7). Its wild design is due to a legal battle in the mid-1980s between real estate developers and the local government. The landowners planned

Unpopular opinion but property taxes in Toronto are significantly lower than many other cities in North America and increasing them may not be a bad thing. The downside here is that our development charges are significantly higher. These get passed on to buyers increasing the

The last thing your AI lab sees before getting one-shotted by a Chinese bootleg LLM team with a $5M cluster

Mississauga proposes major reform to Development Charges. Key highlights: 1. 50% reduction of DCs across the board 2. 100% reduction of DCs for 3bdrm purpose-built rental units 3. Defer payment of all DCs from building permit to certificate of occupancy 4. 35% reduction in

"We want people here all day. We don't want you to leave." JPMorgan $JPM - New NYC Headquarters (270 Park Ave) includes 19 restaurants in the building, and will also deliver food to each banker desk, if desired.

Canadian residential assets are valued at about ~$9T today. A 40% drop in residential values would take us to about 2016 levels in nominal dollars. This would wipe out about $3.6T in residential asset value.

For Steve Jobs 70th birthday, here is his favourite quote he used to e-mail to Apple:

Worth considering this chart on CO2 emissions for a moment.

Would you live in an Earthscraper?

London at night, 1965

Spanish architecture is proof that timeless design never goes out of style.

Are there any airports that have quality temperature control?

Over 40% of Toronto first-time buyers are getting financial help from parents, according to CMHC, with the average gift being over $70,000.

First 2-unit Garden Suite approved by the City of Toronto 🇨🇦!

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The @shell app is actually really great

Long ago I assumed the Royal Bank of Canada (RBC) was a crown corp that got privatized at some point Hilariously, it was just some guys with a small bank in Halifax that wanted to rebrand and expand nationally. They literally ordained themselves as the "royal" bank of Canada.