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This building is such garbage.

The podium along Yonge is as bleak as a 70's rental apartment building. Such brutal and mean looking architecture. A sea of grey and repetition.

What does this...

Really? From your very poorly written post, you've shown yourself to be very narrow minded.

I was waiting for just one suggestion! Nope, just negativity after negativity!! I would love to see...

And I bought a $256,000 condo in 2010 with 20% down. I rented it out for one year $1,385 a month before I moved in myself. This rent not only covered my expenses but the renter was paying my...

Patio is fantastic.

My major concern is the amount of light coming into the living room and kitchen (only one small window/sliding door)

King West Life – Liberty Village
One Bedroom Suite for Sale - $308,000


604 square feet
Parking & storage locker are included
Move-in ready on January 30th

I have more than 20 posts, and I still am not allowed to make a new thread?

Interesting! Is the first residential building in Toronto with these?

There are stacked townhouse projects going up. I'm not a huge fan of wood framed multi-unit buildings. Aside from the siding, this project looks pretty nice to me.

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I wish my one bedroom + den had a powder room. I don't like people using my toilet :(

Can anyone confirm if these buildings will have mass dampers? They're so thin... you would seriously feel swaying in winds

This is a tough one. It's not just about dollars and cents. You would be taking a huge quality of life hit by commuting that much.

This project will do so much for the Yonge & Sheppard intersection... I just wish they would have kept the illuminated billboards and screens.

So that's why! I'm a lurker but I really want to post a new topic.

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The urban structure in North York Centre is quite good, the architecture aside from a few projects is really lacking.

A lot really depends on what kind of neighbors you have.

If you are sensitive to noise you might want to avoid certain brand new buildings and certain neighborhoods (i.e. CityPlace) where there...

Damn these buildings are so gorgeous!! They're so slender, I bet the people on the top floor will get sea-sick on windy days.

How are they going to clean the windows? Seems like the white bands...

How? Here are some examples over the past few decades....

- Families no longer buy a new car once every three years...
- Both the husband and wife have full-time jobs now...
- Food, clothing,...

Okay, so what approach are they using then? What is it called? Please educate me?

I was referring to individual utility costs. I know I don't get free water.

I have never heard of this. Please show me an example.

Every condo I have ever seen utilizes a central chiller and boiler (unless it is older and uses electric baseboard heating). This system is...

I believe home ownership can be cheaper if you do a lot of the work yourself. Some people enjoy doing work on their house, others don't. It's a lifestyle choice as much as a financial one.

Condo...

It's not about keeping the bungalows - they will all be torn down before you know it. What is happening at Bayview and Sheppard is far more sustainable in the long-run.

These many smaller...

9 feet by 8 feet bedrooms???
7 feet by 8 feet bedrooms?!!!

I looks like this building is designed from the ground up for speculator / investors (those who are dumb enough to buy pre-construction...

I think Lanterra is probably one of the better developers in Toronto, but this thing is a total cliche of the Toronto condo market.

1) Superficial and generic name fitting for a superficial and...