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This is going to be the worst building in the city by a long shot in terms of places to live.
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Collingwoodbuildinglover
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And it isn't even out of the ground yet
DarwinP
Active Member
Makes aura look super clean and sharp in comparison. I’m expecting a cladding/spandrel mess hereWas this render posted before?
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C-mac
Senior Member
Yeah I got a really bad feeling on this one, and to in such a prominent spot makes that much worse.
ushahid
Senior Member
the moment Concord jumped on this project, i wished that Cresford had completed this project before they went bankrupt.
C-mac
Senior Member
When that happened, I was just praying that because unit's and been sold and blah blah, Concord would have to keep everything the same and just not make as much as they usually do by being cheap. Then when the renders started to change, I knew the dream was over.
rbt
Senior Member
No. Prices shown are for remaining units. All the smallest ones are sold.
Still asking $2k/sqft though,
elad
New Member
Design is a bit of a thud for sure. Location location, location - unbelievable they can get $2000+ sq. ft. on such small units. If we just let the existing market framework play out, it will not provide any affordable housing (where the main met demand is, not met by endless new market units). For that we need a big pivot. For better design a better design framework with higher expectations is needed.
Undead
Senior Member
I believe PSF is higher for smaller units.
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Always is, yes. Hence our current industry-wide dilemma: you make more money per floor with a bunch of smaller ones than anything actually livable. It's not about quality of life, it's about profit, after all.
The Preservationist
Active Member
These types of downtown buildings are essentially investment vehicles. They have nothing to do with the housing crisis or livability.
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Johnny Au
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December 20, 2023:
Just because it was dark outside doesn't mean that construction workers don't have to remove air bubbles inside the concrete.
Just because it was dark outside doesn't mean that construction workers don't have to remove air bubbles inside the concrete.
bilked
Senior Member
dt_toronto_geek
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It hurts that this eyesore will finally shut down my CN Tower view.
