[DSC]

It'll come sooner rather than later. It's a solid looking development in a gem of a location.

Location is certainly good and the design is OK (if too large for the site in my opinion) but they may have misjudged the demand for small Units - the Berczy and 88 Scott which have large units sold out very fast. This appears not to be doing so, after many years of trying.

 

[Miscreant]

Location is certainly good and the design is OK (if too large for the site in my opinion) but they may have misjudged the demand for small Units - the Berczy and 88 Scott which have large units sold out very fast. This appears not to be doing so, after many years of trying.

Yeah, I'll admit it's perhaps a touch large. But if they misjudged demand for smaller units, I'm surprised. Think about the closets that INDX sold. I think this is a good location for entry-level workers in the financial district, taking their first jobs and hence first (smaller...) mortgages.

 

[innsertnamehere]

Indx is actually in the middle of the financial district, this isn't. Changes the dynamic.

The St Lawrence area has historically shown demand preferences for larger units as well. It's why it's generally such an expensive area, the price per square foot is slightly more but the overall unit prices tend to be far more as they tend to be larger.

 

[Irishmonk]

Location is certainly good and the design is OK (if too large for the site in my opinion) but they may have misjudged the demand for small Units - the Berczy and 88 Scott which have large units sold out very fast. This appears not to be doing so, after many years of trying.

And yet the price of housing is going through the roof, supposedly due to unmatched demand.

If the units here aren't selling it would suggest that the prices are out of kilter with what the market can afford. Developers are getting outsized dollar signs in their eyes due to all the media hype about real estate bubble which could burst at any time. Nobody wants to blink first and lower the prices a smidge. Everything about the market seems to be warped, like space-time around a black hole.

 

[DSC]

Maybe time to update the completion date in DATA FILE.

Address: 158 Front Street East, Toronto
MLS Zone: C8
Developer: Cityzen Development Group, Fernbrook Homes
Architect: architectsAlliance
Landscape architect: Terraplan Landscape Architects
Category: Condo, Retail
Status: Pre-Construction
Completion date: 2018

 

[stjames2queenwest]

good luck on that date.

 

[Edward Skira]

Advertising signage has been removed.

 

[gear74]

Does that means they will start to fence the area before excavation?

 

[DSC]

Does that means they will start to fence the area before excavation?

They are currently digging holes in the sidewalks - apparently without a permit. The City's Right of Way management Staff are 'en route".

 

[tripwire]

Are you serious? @_@

 

[Breeze]

Can anyone that may live close give us any update? Any action happening at the site?

 

[Edward Skira]

Can anyone that may live close give us any update? Any action happening at the site?

Same as the above picture so far.

 

[Breeze]

Same as the above picture so far.

Ok, I will keep watch here for your updates!!!!

 

[DSC]

Same as the above picture so far.

The holes they were digging in sidewalk have been filled in. The St Lawrence Condos signage has all been removed. Another re-branding? Actual excavation starting (but still no permit) or ????

 

[DSC]

Shoring etc will be starting soon, certainly in the next month or so.

Their permit application was rejected. Why do you think it will be starting soon?