timetraveler1991
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Because developers know people are stupid enough to pay these absurd prices.
Monkey sees condo. Monkey buys condo.
Monkey sees condo. Monkey buys condo.
Because developers know people are stupid enough to pay these absurd prices.
Monkey sees condo. Monkey buys condo.
I don't know about that, it sits smack in Hospital Row, where a lot of that staff is looking to live nearbyThis building isn’t being built for the people of Toronto. It is being built for rich overseas investors. They’re not even hiding it. A
I don't know about that, it sits smack in Hospital Row, where a lot of that staff is looking to live nearby
How do you propose a nurse affords a $1 million 1 bed suite? These prices are ridiculous by any standard - miles away from where the market is right now. You can buy good sized 3 bedroom suites a 10-15 minute transit ride away for that price - who's paying that kind of premium?I don't know about that, it sits smack in Hospital Row, where a lot of that staff is looking to live nearby
6-7 year build out,Why is this so much more expensive than the surrounding area? Even the Shangri-La, a luxury condo down the street with resale is asking $1250 per sq ft, why is this $1600+?
From what I can tell stuff in the area newish resale units are selling around $950/sf right now.. I understand this will probably be a bit higher end, but 70% more seems excessive. Even compared to other projects with relatively shorter delivery timelines, the prices are absurd. Its like a $500/sf premium over everything else, for what, 2 years of extra delivery time? This is selling at a similar level to what The One is at Yonge and Bloor. Do people really expect to be able to get $3,000 for a freakin studio apartment in rent in 7 years? That's what you'd need to finance these prices..
That's conservative. That's just covering the mortgage - you need to cover maintenance fees too, which will be a bit more than that. Break even on the 457 square foot 1 bed unit would be $4500 a month - over double current rents. You'd have to assume average rent increases of 15% annually for the next 7 years.. I'm not going to make that bet.That 279sq.ft Bachelor would have to rent for $2600/month to break even. Are people that stupid or just want to launder money?
Their height dropped by 6m though too though? That seems to pretty much account for the loss of 2 floors.They wanted higher floor to floor heights for better units.
*Massive eye roll*