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I am an owner at RC Phase I (have the unit rented out) and I have to say that I cant agree with this comment. 1) I bought a unit in spring 2011 when the building had already broken ground and I paid ~$500 per foot. Today units in the building are selling for between $550 and $600 per foot (I get...

Have always loved these. Looks like the end unit is for sale: http://vimeo.com/64346429

Oh thanks

Is that window system they are using in the east wedge of the tower considered curtain wall?

Is it just me or has anyone else noticed that the curve of the building doesn't follow a perfect arc the way it does in the render (http://www.trinitylofts.ca/pdf/CGMay8.pdf) ? It seems to straighten out for a section about halfway through the curve. Is this cheapening on the developer's part...

Not to mention Don River Park which will hopefully be an attraction for families in the core

I agree that the Fords' one motive for pulling the project would be to sell land for more. Because the Waterfront Toronto projects are subject to rigorous design review (whether private or public), the amount the developers will bid for the land (Urban CApital in this case) will be driven down...

The Streetcar stuff is mundane as all h---, but surely even the most cynical of us must be hopeful about Saucier + Perotte's slick and undulating design for River City. I think this has potential to be one of the coolest developments downtown.

Thanks!

Any updates on this? I heard that they had broken ground.

Visited the salecenter yesterday and was told by the salespeople that the actual bridge (connecting this area to Queen Street) that the project is named after, will likely not be built after all since the City never secured any kind of formal commitment from the developer. They said it was still...

The building has not yet registered. Was about to when the City went on strike.