Really cool. Going to be a tough act to follow lol.

Amazing stuff! I've seen a lot of great shots here but these are mindbogglingly beautiful. Great job!

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Good use of land and it won't be so big that it dwarfs everything around it.

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^^^ It really didn't come together well. Swing and a miss imo ?

lol I know right? The renderings are incredible but I just can't see it actually turning out like that. I really hope I'm being pessimistic and will be proven wrong.

It looks like it's 10 years old. I really don't understand how it turned out so bad. Units are nice enough inside but for Yorkville prices I'd be looking somewhere else.

Yeah, Buffalo definitely has some rough patches. These are prime for a loft conversion.

That's such a shame. It looks like there's a pretty nice building next door on College that's getting tagged up thanks to the dilapidated building beside it.

Love this! Great shot!

Oh I see. Thanks for clarifying!

Is M1 and M2 still the name for these towers? Isn't there a North York development with the exact same name?

Wow, those balconies are ?. I can't believe I didn't notice them until now. The units look pretty good here too.

Yeah there are some amazing houses there for under $500k, if I was going to look elsewhere that'd probably be my top pick. I've always loved the east coast, been to Newfoundland a few times too but the weather there would deter me from staying long term; great place to visit though.

That's fair, and it is a problem for sure. I definitely wouldn't have stayed if it comprised everything my parents worked for. You're not wrong about leaving Toronto either; I've thought about Halifax for a while now. Always loved the city, have friends and family there, and the houses are so...

I appreciate your take on it, but nothing I did was at my parents expense. As I said, they wanted me to stay because it was in my best interests financially, and they in no way needed money from me to travel. Also, I think you're discounting the differences between when you were 20 and what...

lol 20s are not for enjoying yourself? That's absurd and also kind of sad. My parents wanted me to live at home while I was in university and they didn't want rent for it. As for your assumption that I somehow didn't work hard or set myself up because i traveled: I paid my own way through...

Same thing happened to a friend of mine in university, except that his mother sold their house and moved to Europe. That complicated things a bit...

This is a very good point. I traveled often in my 20s and there's no way I could have done it if I was paying rent. If people in their 20s need to choose between enjoying their lives and paying rent, they'll probably stay home longer.