whatchyyc
Active Member
Maybe by not using the cheapest thinnest aluminum siding in the first place? 
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maestro
Senior Member
This is an installation problem. The installers didn't have the experience or the time to do it right. It's screwed too tight not allowing for expansion at the seams
The white column breaks up the massing. I still would have preferred two separate mid rises or to save on elevators and emergency egress just a connecting hallway between both halves.
The white column breaks up the massing. I still would have preferred two separate mid rises or to save on elevators and emergency egress just a connecting hallway between both halves.
FriendlyDrunks
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Even like the look of its alley.
Alex_YYC
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adamyyc
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Pretty good execution on this one.
Beltline_B
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It's my favorite of the buildings in U/D.
jdawg
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They have floor plans and prices posted:
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crisp
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892 square feet starting at $3400 and doesn't even have a gym, that's absurd. Is that even with one parking stall at least?
Albertasaurus
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That is crazy expensive pricing. I wonder if they are marketing it as executive rentals.
FCC1982
Active Member
Crazy
ThujaPlicata
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3 bedroom rentals start at $4600.... unreal to be honest.
haltcatchfire
Senior Member
That's not that bad really for a family of four. As long as the couple and the two kids are all Neurosurgeons.
The Familia
Active Member
That is insane. My mortgage for a 2460 square foot house is only $2650 a month….and I’m still upset because I had to renew my mortgage and was paying $2300 before that. Who the hell is renting these things?
adamyyc
Active Member
I feel like you could rent a 3-4 bedroom inner city house for less than this.