Flex condominiums - 10 étages (2014)

[orages lointains]

^ this is a very good question and certainly plays a very important role in the rents. hands on commercial condominium owners would tend to be chains or mid-sized investors, so the best guess is that these spaces on bishop are still in the belcourt stable or held by the home owners' association - in either of these cases, it will be professionally managed/brokered. this distinction may make a considerable difference, but it's difficult to gauge from the outside.

[denpanosekai]

I'm positive 1211 Bishop is part of Flex Condos.

 

Toronto's Kinton Ramen Is About to Change Montreal's Ramen Game Forever

 

Months after two successful pop-ups at Kinka Izakaya, Kinton, the wildly popular Toronto ramen pioneer, will open a Montreal branch at 1211 Bishop downtown, a hop, skip, and a slurp from Misoya, Nakamishi, and Ichifuku. The Japanese soup peddler, originally an offshoot of Vancouver's Guu izakaya, but now under the aegis of the Kinka Family restaurant group, took Toronto by storm in 2012 with noodles custom-made from Alberta flour, collagen-rich broths, and Japanese-imported kitchen gizmos and knowhow. Kinton now operates five ramen restaurants in Toronto, all managed by Nobuaki "Aki" Urata, who learned the ramen trade in Japan as a teenager, before moving to Canada. Urata went on to graduate from George Brown College, and worked at Vancouver's influential Kintaro for seven years.

[Rusty]

Im liking this thanks denpanosekai