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Sail-In Cinema makes its return to Sugar Beach

Making a return for a second year next week is the Sail-In Cinema, Toronto’s first floating movie theatre. Sail-In Cinema began last year with a 40 x 20 foot double-sided screen positioned off Sugar Beach. Those interested in tuning in can pull up in a boat or catch the movie from the shore. Last year, 2,000 people attended to watch …

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Shaquille O’Neal apartment proposal approved for state loan

The New Jersey Redevelopment Authority approved a $2.5 million loan for an apartment building in Newark NJ to Boraie Development. Shaquille O’Neal, who grew up in Newark’s Central Ward, will be at the forefront of this project. The development will be a 25-story mixed-use apartment and retail building on Rector Street. It will house 169 apartments and 7,650 square feet …

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Attic Room Designs

Check out these unique and efficient attic room transformations. From office spaces, to closets, and home theatres, it can all be seen here. Be inspired.

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Abandoned TTC buses and subway trains

Check out these cool shots of the city’s abandoned subway and TTC buses here. The H4 series of subways was last used in 2001.

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Toronto Star parking lot set to become a condo

Vancouver-based Pinnacle International Realty Group, is planning to develop three towers at 1 Yonge St., home of the Toronto Star office building. Although the Toronto Star building will be untouched, the space is expected to be a major Yonge Street address with great views of the water, excellent public transit, and close to major attractions like the ACC. 12 years …

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Exposed brick walls are so chic!

I absolutely adore exposed brick walls! Who knew that they apparently became popular in the late 1900s, because people found it less expensive to expose the brick in older homes, then it was to repair or replace damaged plaster. Exposed brick walls look awesome in lofts and give the space an industrial feel. They add character and a ton of …

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Lenny Kravitz’s Penthouse listed for $17.95M

Lenny Kravitz’s Soho apartment in NYC contains 6167sf of living space, and 3000sf of terrace space, all in a triplex pre-war penthouse. Located at 30 Crosby Street, where Courtney Love’s penthouse just sold, Kravitz has been trying to sell the apartment on and off for many years. To recap: Kravitz purchased the apartment for $7.128 million in 2000 and tried …

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Just Listed $100 million NYC penthouse

A Long Island real estate developer by the name of Steven Klar, president of The Klar Organization, has listed his octagonal penthouse for a whopping $100 million. The 8,000-square-foot penthouse is located at 150 West 56th Street, and has been on the market since last Friday through Prudential Douglas Elliman, reports The New York Times. The unit covers the 73rd …

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London Olympic basketball stadium is recyclable

The temporary basketball stadium used in the London Olympics this year was built from 1,000 tons of steel. Not only is it mobile, but it is also relatively lightweight. After its use, the stadium will be deconstructed and shipped elsewhere. According to Dennis Hone, Chief Executive of the Olympic Delivery Authority, “It makes a lot of sense, especially if you …

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Old mill home in Quebec – $1.899M

Bordered by the Barbue River, this just listed rural estate is just 40 minutes from Montreal and 20 minutes from the ski slopes at Bromont. With its large entrance hall, waterfall, and original mill wheel, this listing is definitely a unique charmer! Click here for photos.

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