Tewder
Senior Member
Signature better get a redesign.
I'm curious what impact the possibility of an impending slowing economy might have on the project overall.
Signature better get a redesign.
At least some offices space for doctor's offices and other essentials.
I'm curious what impact the possibility of an impending slowing economy might have on the project overall.
A dramatic one. 70%+ of the buyers are specuvestors gambling on paper gains. With a global slowdown they will surely be looking to liquidate their holdings.
Investor, your fabricated stats are laughably optimistic. The situation in Toronto is far worse than you could ever imagine. Cityplace is made up of 110% specuvestors, and the minute they decide that the market is in recession (approx. 2 weeks from now), the neighbourhood will become a dilapidated ghosttown.A dramatic one. 70%+ of the buyers are specuvestors gambling on paper gains. With a global slowdown they will surely be looking to liquidate their holdings.
Investor, your fabricated stats are laughably optimistic. The situation in Toronto is far worse than you could ever imagine. Cityplace is made up of 110% specuvestors, and the minute they decide that the market is in recession (approx. 2 weeks from now), the neighbourhood will become a dilapidated ghosttown.
You don't have to take my word for it:
http://www.economist.com/world/na/displaystory.cfm?story_id=1158498
Investor, your fabricated stats are laughably optimistic. The situation in Toronto is far worse than you could ever imagine. Cityplace is made up of 110% specuvestors, and the minute they decide that the market is in recession (approx. 2 weeks from now), the neighbourhood will become a dilapidated ghosttown.
You don't have to take my word for it:
http://www.economist.com/world/na/displaystory.cfm?story_id=1158498
aaahhh, this is the 3rd time I got Rick Rolled. HiLarious.
Wow, those specuvestors are screwed. Especially the 10% who bought invisible condos.Investor, your fabricated stats are laughably optimistic. The situation in Toronto is far worse than you could ever imagine. Cityplace is made up of 110% specuvestors, and the minute they decide that the market is in recession (approx. 2 weeks from now), the neighbourhood will become a dilapidated ghosttown.
You don't have to take my word for it:
http://www.economist.com/world/na/displaystory.cfm?story_id=1158498
Some multi-use wouldn't hurt the area as well. At least some offices space for doctor's offices and other essentials.