I don't think balconies are included in the square footage as they are considered a common element
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That is correct..:)
 
Dane said:
*cough* one bloor *cough*

not only from an exterior point of view do balconies detract... but when I'm inside a condo... with a full wall of glass, I want to see a VIEW, not half-view, half-railing/chairs/plants (or whatever else people put on balconies)

Terraces are a different story altogether... so yes... only the Penthouse of the Ritz has.. "terraces" and BOY what a penthouse.... I'm not sure I'd feel comfortable so high up on those terraces though...
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SPH units (51st floor) also have balconies.
 
My brother-in-laws unit at City Place was sold to him as a 520 sq ft + 25 sq ft balcony for 545 sq ft. I'm pretty sure they marketed it as 545 sq ft.
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Could very well be....resale agents are not supposed to calculate it this way, but I suppose builders sometimes do....but it is misleading, as Darkstar is correct that balconies are a common element - technically they dont belong to you..
 
From yesterday. Because of all the snow we got recently the site looks as if it's been untouched for years.

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Photos taken February 4, looking northeast with Roy Thompson Hall on the left.

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Looking east towards Simcoe Place. Ritz is above ground level.
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Looking east towards the downtown core.
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Wow - that's a little vertigo inducing.

Couldn't they have placed the cam on a building a little further away from the site (but still within view obviously...)?

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February 25

Northwest corner with the CBC building in the background.
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Looking southeast with RBC on the left and Simcoe Place on the right.
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Looking northeast with Roy Thompson Hall in the background.
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