That area will have a really good vibe once it’s all done.

Those towers look really dumb.

Given the state of the market this going to be ‘temporary’ for a few years.

Dreadful stuff.

Well, at least the building is still standing.

A few months ago I stated that the best case scenario is the end of 2025 but I’m beginning to think that we won’t see occupancy before April 2026.

I want to say unbelievable but it’s so predictable at this point.

I really hate it.

If anything the metrics might change for the better due to the economies of scale.

First degree murder.

I think it’s inevitable that the centre of gravity will eventually shift to the east. Once the Portlands get going the stretch from there to Sugar Beach will not have any disruptions along the shoreline and the whole thing will have elegant coherence that will draw people in. On the other hand...

The waterfront is terribly disjointed and lacks basic continuity for it to work. The area between Harbourfront and Sugar Beach is a catastrophe that occupies prime real estate that otherwise should be the main attraction.

I’m not even shaking my head anymore.

Taken today.

It’s nuts this thread started back in 2007 and absolutely nothing has been done.

Scaffolding went up today so it looks like they’ll be attempting to fix the building.

JFC, that’s beyond dreadful. Words fail me to describe this monstrosity.

Some industry sources claim that Apple is still a possibility. It’s not over yet on that front.

Probably autumn 2025.