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PHOTO: a church conversion at Dufferin and Dupont faces a fiery setback

By Steve Kupferman
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(Image: CityTV/Screencap)
(Image: CityTV/Screencap)

Church conversions are a very trendy category in Toronto’s condo market at the moment, and so the photo above seems bound to break a few realtor hearts. At the centre of that smokey conflagration is the century-old Dufferin Street Presbyterian Church, which Concept Lofts was planning on converting into 14 condos, to be priced from the mid-$300s. The fire happened on Friday afternoon. As of then, according to the Globe, the developer hadn’t ruled out the possibility of salvaging what’s left of the structure.

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