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sodapop
Active Member
great shots! 
pearpenguin
New Member
Love the photography but not some of the views. I once stayed at a Days Inn in Chicago and my room faced an inner courtyard which was simply the roof of the 1st floor with all it's noisy ugly mechanical units. I can't imagine paying for that view permanently. Plus 145 units on 3 floors--I underestimated the size of this building!
Traynor
Senior Member
Great photo-tour, thanks.
However, who is kidding whom? 90 percent sold to whom? I suspect that these suites have all been nabbed by Bay street corporations for business, guest-suites and not by the general public.
However, who is kidding whom? 90 percent sold to whom? I suspect that these suites have all been nabbed by Bay street corporations for business, guest-suites and not by the general public.
Edward
Senior Member
The banker that's taking his secretary for a quickie lunch will impress her with the lobby. Once upstairs the curtains will be firmly drawn.
CityPlaceN1
Senior Member
Some of the views are pretty good. Location is what you are paying for here.
junctionist
Senior Member
I never noticed 35 Esplanade's massive arch was a feature acknowledging the building's position as Scott Street's southern view terminus. Not bad.
egotrippin
Senior Member
I can understand some of the disdain regarding the views, but damn, what urbanity. I love those low angles looking through the streetwalls, reminds me of when I stayed at the Congress Hotel in Chicago.