This area of Annette is quickly becoming home to lifestyle goods stores that are outshining stores on the main aerial strips such as Dundas St w. and Bloor St. W.
Sunday, March 4, 2012
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Martin of the Junction Residents Association emailed the blog tonight about a new sign application for 2890 Dundas ST W the originality buil...
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The blog asked David Wencer to write an article about the Nordheimer Piano & Music Co. As on the blogs tour of the The Village by High ...
A decade ago, I would not have guessed that so many interesting businesses would set up shop along Annette. It's an interesting street in that it has the same basic character of a mix of residential uses and neighbourhood-oriented institutions, with light amount of business space from Dundas to Jane. We now seem to be getting the most out of those businesses spaces.
ReplyDeleteIt's becoming more interesting, though I hope it doesn't see more church closures. With demographic changes and religious worship on the decline, it's not improbable. It would be good to see more public uses of churches if they close, keeping intact the historic artwork and craftsmanship inside.
It is an interesting street, happy to see you see it too, often its resurgence beauty is missed.
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