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When a suspicious fire tore through a protected heritage building and proposed condo development site in early 2020, it seemed like another example...

Late in 2021, artist-evicting real estate tycoon Brad J. Lamb applied to redevelop his own headquarters last year, but it looks like things might n...

A block of King Street West that has grown popular among Toronto fitness buffs could be destined for the wrecking ball, a new application with city...

Brad Lamb wants to replace Torontos famous auto repair shop with a flatiron building The condo hits just keep coming from developer Brad J. Lamb. The latest project from Lamb Development Corp. will be a wedge-shaped condo replacing a popular auto repair shop. Lamb was in the news recently when nine people, tenants of a property he owns at 1407-1409 Bloor St. W., were forced to leave their homes twice after carbon monoxide detectors were triggered. Lambs latest project is in the sa...

Toronto neighbourhood doesnt want Brad Lambs new luxury condo building Stay in the loop Sign up for our free email newsletter. Unsubscribe anytime or contact us for details. People in a Toronto neighbourhood are speaking out against a proposed condo building Brad Lambs development firm wants to build on the same spot where his tenants recently had to flee a carbon monoxide leak. The area at Bloor and Symington is primarily an area of low-rise buildings and two- and three-st...

Posted: Apr 03, 2021 6:00 AM ET | Last Updated: April 3 Located at 163 Jackson St. W., the proposed development is in "reset mode," says Coun. Jason Farr.(Courtesy Lamb Development Corp.) The controversial twin-tower Television City plan is in "reset mode," according to downtown councillor Jason Farr. Farr said he posed questions to the citys planning staff recently after hearing people who bought a spot in the two 32-storey towers at the CHCH-TV property in Durand were getting refunds. "Wh...

Posted: Mar 14, 2021 11:29 PM ET | Last Updated: March 15 Workers with a moving company remove furniture from apartments above an auto shop at 1407-1409 Bloor St. W., on Monday. Nine residents were given 24 hours to move out of their units on Thursday as the city said the dwellings were illegal. (Evan Mitsui/CBC)