Disappointed to hear that a good basics will replace the Metro which was promised before I bought my unit in the neighbourhood
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Anonymous
9 years ago
Davenport village is going through a massive transformation and the cost of buying is costly. The area has attracted diverse clients established businesses / young affluent families and young professionals, who are demanding for a quality grocer to be the anchor of the community.
This news’ a disappointment, especially when there are several discounted grocers within short distance from each other. Metro should re-consider and become the leader within this fast growing neighbourhood in providing quality products and services, as promised.
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Andrew MacKenzie
9 years ago
PLEASE bring a Metro into this location. The community will support!
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Anonymous
9 years ago
I have lived in this area my entire life. The metro was an exciting new addition to the, now, very popular Dupont neighbourhood. All of the condos in the building were sold, and all of the occupants were under the impression a metro was opening up. The condos were bought with this perception, and to change the developement now is unreasonable and frankly discreditable to the development company.
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stephanie raposo
9 years ago
I work in this area and there's not a lot of places to grab lunch. I was grateful that a Metro would be coming because they offer hot meals. This news is very disappointing.
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Anonymous
9 years ago
Keep the metro !
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Anonymous
9 years ago
Food Basics is a surefire way to drive the value of the condo units down.
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Anonymous
9 years ago
Honestly guys, let's not be Basic.... Metro is where it's at! Sometimes a girl's gotta get her non-busted organic produce on, you feel me?
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Anonymous
9 years ago
Keep the metro please. The area is changing and metro is a better choice
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J
9 years ago
No to basic food.
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Anonymous
9 years ago
We moved here with the promise of a 24 hour metro opening. I have terminal cancer and this was supposed to help us tremendously
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Brian Patrick
9 years ago
This is false advertising at its finest. Shame on everyone involved.
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Lord Lansdowne
9 years ago
You wannabe Yorkville douchebags moved in to a working class neighborhood!
Why do you think your condo was a lot cheaper than anywhere else in the city?
Across the street there is subsidized housing at 1011 Lansdowne Ave and a Coffee Time, north of that is a Uranium plant and south of Dupont on the east side is a halfway house.
You're all ridiculous and I hope you get harassed by your crackhead neighbours when walking home.
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Anonymous
9 years ago
Realestate has been sold on the promise of the convenience of a 24hr Metro. Anyone who bought a place in this neighbourhood based on that broken promise should consider a class action suit.
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S
9 years ago
Metro please!
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Irina
9 years ago
People deserve good quality store they were promised. Otherwise there are better locations to buy property in Toronto.
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Marcio Ramos
9 years ago
Total bait and switch.
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Anonymous
9 years ago
Metro was the initial plan!!
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Drekken Pownz
9 years ago
We already have Fresco right around the corner. There has to be something better....
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Ryan
9 years ago
There's already a Fresh Co in the area. Residents deserve a better choice.
Disappointed to hear that a good basics will replace the Metro which was promised before I bought my unit in the neighbourhood
Davenport village is going through a massive transformation and the cost of buying is costly. The area has attracted diverse clients established businesses / young affluent families and young professionals, who are demanding for a quality grocer to be the anchor of the community. This news’ a disappointment, especially when there are several discounted grocers within short distance from each other. Metro should re-consider and become the leader within this fast growing neighbourhood in providing quality products and services, as promised.
PLEASE bring a Metro into this location. The community will support!
I have lived in this area my entire life. The metro was an exciting new addition to the, now, very popular Dupont neighbourhood. All of the condos in the building were sold, and all of the occupants were under the impression a metro was opening up. The condos were bought with this perception, and to change the developement now is unreasonable and frankly discreditable to the development company.
I work in this area and there's not a lot of places to grab lunch. I was grateful that a Metro would be coming because they offer hot meals. This news is very disappointing.
Keep the metro !
Food Basics is a surefire way to drive the value of the condo units down.
Honestly guys, let's not be Basic.... Metro is where it's at! Sometimes a girl's gotta get her non-busted organic produce on, you feel me?
Keep the metro please. The area is changing and metro is a better choice
No to basic food.
We moved here with the promise of a 24 hour metro opening. I have terminal cancer and this was supposed to help us tremendously
This is false advertising at its finest. Shame on everyone involved.
You wannabe Yorkville douchebags moved in to a working class neighborhood! Why do you think your condo was a lot cheaper than anywhere else in the city? Across the street there is subsidized housing at 1011 Lansdowne Ave and a Coffee Time, north of that is a Uranium plant and south of Dupont on the east side is a halfway house. You're all ridiculous and I hope you get harassed by your crackhead neighbours when walking home.
Realestate has been sold on the promise of the convenience of a 24hr Metro. Anyone who bought a place in this neighbourhood based on that broken promise should consider a class action suit.
Metro please!
People deserve good quality store they were promised. Otherwise there are better locations to buy property in Toronto.
Total bait and switch.
Metro was the initial plan!!
We already have Fresco right around the corner. There has to be something better....
There's already a Fresh Co in the area. Residents deserve a better choice.