Good too hear it will be done by the end of the year. I do worry however about their work-site safety. No hardhats? How far away are you from them when you see them?

It's true, that the taller tower does eem to be taking longer. I've heard there may be issues regarding bricklayers.

Hooked, That's a good point about the Crossways, but I think most of the complaints here are more about the general architectural style, not how the units are owned. But it may make a difference. We'll have to see. But thanks for the welcome! -David

Hi AnJ, Sorry for the mix up. But I do agree with "modding up" Adna's last post. I see nothing wrong with the Crossways. I thought the issue with NRI had more to do with people trying to see what NRI was doing, also, keeping the smell from NRIs operations out of the Condo was another issue...

SixPoints, Some things to remember: One many of us will be above the trains, two: the building foundation has been built to dampen vibrations, and three: and finally, the windows on the north side cannot be opened and we can thank NRI for that, also, it's because of NRI that there are no...

Hi Adma, I take your points, and I now feel my ears burning over the "snob" comment, but it did seem that way, going through the thread. Lots of people making 'snippy-seeming" comments about this project. I think it's great that there is a company that develops low-cost housing. -David

Urbandreamer, I wasn't talking about you specifically when I used the word "snob" to describe people who are so negative about this project. To be honest, I was thinking of people living in luxury condos built on prime land, who might think this sort of project must be bad, as a matter of...

Those of us who bought into the project have to wonder about all the snobbish whining about this project here on UT. I'm looking forward to moving into the place in late October. While I've only been there in the daytime, with lots of street noise from Keele or Dundas, I haven't noticed much...