I's too bad everyone is stuck on the 3+ bedrooms -most condos downtown barely have 2 rooms and i agree that it's more than possible to raise a family in a smaller space ( I myself grew up in a 64sq m apartment in europe which was pretty standard). It's the amenities that are not being built into...

Advertising creates demand and if you build it they will come. I know many people who would buy if the amenities (schools and daycares) were there.

@ catcher: 3 bedroom units are very much alive and well in the rental housing market (ie. older buildings), and with skyrocketing housing market, condos may be the best way to go for many families who would like to own, but stay in the city. However, when was the last time you saw a family being...

Most tenants will be of similar age, and most of new condo builds lack 3 or 4 bedroom units. The size of the units and number of bedrooms is limiting the type of tenant that will consider buying an apartment in this building. It caters mostly to single young professionals or couples, not...

I don't care how nice the plans are, our city is being generationally ghettoized: "Most of the units are designed to one or two bedroom, 600 sp ft to 850 sp ft." Can you see a family living in a space like this? Not likely....