Here we are on Hayden Street facing North to the One Bloor site, were a gleaming 80-storey Condo Tower was to be built.
A Toronto lender that advanced a $46 million loan is going to ask a court to have the project put into receivership and sell off the above land that once was described as the "best address in the world."
According to news reports about $70 million in deposits from 490 Condo buyers remain in a law firm's Toronto trust account.
One Bloor Condo buyers who had agreements for Condo units from floor 68 to 80 were told by the builder they will get their money back as the height of the Condo project will now be only 67 floors to reduce some of the $542-million construction costs.
No construction has taken place, see photo above, but the site has been cleared.
Bazis International bought the land for $63-million financed by French Bank Societe Generale but stopped making payments last December. Three Canadian companies, Tricon Capital Group, the Minto Group and KinsSett Capital bought the loan from the French Bank.
The downturn in International Finance and the world wide recession are having an impact on this and other Condominium projects throughout North America.
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