If Lanterra actually build this it won't look like it does now.

No.

For reference: in 2021 when everything was blazing hot, we were tracking high $400s and even low $500s. Today, there is a 50s building that we all know that is about halfway up and is locked in at $305. And my sense is it's only going to compress further in the coming year.

Construction costs are currently the lowest they've been in six or seven years. We're into mid-twenty-teens levels on costing right now.

Not a hope in hell.

Glad all this absolute gutter trash was saved from being a real place

MAG is currently in a couple of different spaces downtown. King East, Bay north of Dundas, maybe more I'm not aware of.

I didn't realize Northam had a 400k hole in this building.

A table is a back-of-the-napkin $1M cost including the weird formwork and mechanical items. That does not include the outworkings of an artificially deep at-grade slab to be able to accommodate it.

Creditor protection is more accurate. Last year.

10, 20, 30, 40....50...

Please do not revive dormant threads for navel gazing.

Lordy...

What do you mean 'reconsider'? It's entirely up to the developer whether they're provided. You also can't just make a balcony interior space as it's excluded from the GFA calculation and plate size.