Posted Jun 15, 2019, 4:22 AM
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This will get settled out of court.
(as these sort of things usually end up doing)
Concord are not going to wait it out until 2036 to get this project going.
There's too much money involved and too much at stake.
....for both parties.
Bigger pocketbooks usually mean bigger egos, more posturing and ultimately more time for matters like this to sort themselves out and calmer heads to prevail.
Lets also not forget that Ivanhoe Cambridge also have their own plans for farther down the road for redevelopment for parts of the mall complex (a residential tower of their own for the parking lot in front of the Superstore and a Metrotower IV for somewhere in the southern area) and litigation and protracted court cases can tend to get very expensive even when you're the one who's "winning".
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