neuhaus
Senior Member
The first 4 floors are commercial. That dark void will be the entrance to the east mountain lobby and commercial atrium, and there will be proper lighting for those spaces, so fear not, it will be nice.
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tonyp
New Member
no way this will be ready- at best late 2027/ early 2028- if that. The finishes will be another challenge. The finishes are very high end and if I recall coming from italy. Another challenge. Would love to hear from professionals in the construction industry to hear their opinion on the dates!!
tonyp
New Member
There is noway this will be finished by then- at best late 2027 or early 2028- if that. would love to hear from professionals in the construction industry to hear their perspective on this
nightstreak
Senior Member
The whole building won’t be finished until late 2027 but if those being given late 2026 occupancy dates have units on the already enclosed lower floors, that might be possible given that they’re sealed and being outfitted today.
As long as the building is fully sealed before next winter, the lower floors, including retail, could be ready for occupancy. Whole Foods is supposed to open February 2027. The developers have a hard deadline for this and they’re eager to start bringing in some cash from this building.
I could see the Wellington side remaining the loading entrance for construction activities with an external elevator in position in the courtyard. Occupancy would occur below a gap floor so new residents wouldn’t hear any construction activity in the units above.
La Ro
New Member
What about delays caused by FIFA World Cup 2026? There will be construction halts in the downtown core including King Street.
nightstreak
Senior Member
There's no construction on King Street. Deliveries have been through the courtyard via Wellington for some time now. Even if Wellington is included, it's just a few weeks anyway. Construction inside will continue, even if cladding is paused.
La Ro
New Member
There will be a post-FIFA backlog in inspections. Although the summer construction ban ends in July and inside finishes can continue to progress from May - end of July, the city expects a surge in inspection requests in August and September 2026 as multiple downtown projects rush to finish. This could create a bottleneck for the final permits needed for late 2026 move-ins.
after-dark
New Member
not mine, some drone footage:
and pics:
NextBlockOver
New Member
This morning
