Hi Gea, It depends on your unit, how much you purchased it for and how much you put down. I have clients in phase 1 that are paying around $1150 a month for a 600 sqft unit that they bought with 20% down. I think each building will be registered separately. Your move date is firm, but still...

Are the units only separated by metal studs and drywall?? If so this is probably going to be a little bit noisy of a building.

This is a very nice project! Love it. The 2 storey lofts with court yard terraces and balconies are awesome. The only thing stopping me from getting a unit here is the building going up to the east and Kings Club to the south. I need a view damn it!!

15 years? Even more reason why he should get the maintenance fees right on a unit he OWNS. The only real issues I see with his PDI is the poor job on the closet piece. He's pissed that the units came raw and not like they were in the model suite. He's bashing for the sake of generating...

Fleming likes to bitch for the sake of bitching and drawing attention to himself. You think he's critical on projects so he will help you find something good. But in this case, (and other cases) he is wrong. Maintenance fees are 59 cents psf.. He probably included the parking maintenance fee and...

u sure they're not putting anything on top of that grey cinder block like material

Starbucks on Dovercourt is staying. Gentrification in full swing with the 2nd Starbucks on the way.

Well said. Libery village wasn't even an option when I was looking. The place makes me feel anxious and lost.

So are those existing units going to be looking onto a building maybe 6ft away?

It's sold out and the developer price is a little higher then the number I used. But yeah your right the assignment price is usually lower. Although some buildings that are in the occupied stage may be at same price or higher. The benefit of seeing what your buying and being able to move in...

Your already avoiding the CHMC fees. If you can handle the monthly carrying costs than invest the extra money in something that will earn you more then what the interest on the mortgage is. Shouldn't be that hard!

That's good :) Do u know what's coming there? Daniels is a pretty solid builder. Looking good.

2.7% I don't think that's representative of Toronto. Year over year: Our assignment purchase is up between 9.32-12.54% Precon Jr. 1 bedroom is up around 13.71% Larger but older 2br is up around 7%

Where's the restaurants and retail? Isn't that the whole point of condo living

This guy sounds like he wants the market to drop. Comparing a special 2.99% 5 year rate to a posted rate of 5.34% is crazy. 5 year closed rate mortgages can be still had in the low 3s.

I wouldn't mind grabbing a high floor east facing unit. The Plaid 2br looks nice. What are the chances that my view will be blocked in the future?

I was thinking about buying an East unit at art because it was the last on the east side of the street but I guess this will block that view I was after!

People are already selling assignments here and this building isn't even occupied! talk about eager to get out

I don't know. I get claustrophobic just thinking about it. If they are going to build them this small they really need 9ft ceilings to make them appear more spacious. Click on "unite 2" http://www.theredpin.com/toronto-condos/connect 6" 2' x 7" 7' with no closet or window. Horrible.

550 sqft 2 bedroom?!?! Where do they draw the line. Are they forgetting the place has to be liveable. Well designed and efficient 600sqft with high ceilings is the absolute minimum I would do. The layouts are not as bad as the bridge/connect 2brs, but damn 550sqft 2br :S