Another Toronto retail complex could soon bite the dust thanks to an enormous proposal that seeks to bring over a dozen towers to a suburban Etobicoke site. The buildings would combine for a total of 7,360 residential condominium units, representing a significant increase in residential density for the area. But will this island of urbanity among the suburban expanse of Etobicoke just wind up being a Potemkin village? Almost 3,700 of these spaces would be allocated to residents, along with over 5,500 bicycle parking spaces. The plan joins a growing list of Toronto malls and shopping centres targeted for redevelopment amid a major shift away from the long-established brick-and-mortar retail model.