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its taller than atria... wow

I agree these sheppard lands between don mills and Victoria park are great to build on. But the units continue to get smaller and that's concerning for those who want to raise families and be conveniently close to services.

#1201 , 1 Br + den , W, 545 sqft, $265,500 #1212, 1 Br , W, 499sqft, $244500 VIP Incentives: $3000 discount for Studio/1B, $5000 discount for 2B and above Parking included in VIP price Free stainless steel appliances.

Its kind of a win-win situation for monarch considering this was their lands with their headquarters prior to development.

Second mortgages are really hard to obtain... btw which condo is it?

I know tridel's project 'Alto' is def over priced for 2011, but they have priced in future values of 2013/14 in anticipation of subway extension. I believe the demand is high for this area, so prices should remain stable.

i think townhomes would look extremely odd on this side of sheppard, considering its more commercial and corporate..

Some contribution to the thread. Crane love. October 24, 2011. Sunset.

i believe the tridel's ALTO project thats east on sheppard at consumers rd near the atria building is selling for $480psf.. and thats banking on a future subway... either that project is over valued or park place is worth more since the infrastructure is there (subway access)

There is enough socialist policies in Canada to help protect us for the foreseeable future. :)

crane fully erect...

Thanks for proving toronto is a rental market. Very neat information.

I'm surprised the older building they took down had no underground infrastructure. Odd.

Never trust renders ever again!

im actually quite confused with the washing machine in the kitchen... does it also dry?

i was thinking the area would go around for $490psf, but then again, it is an assignment... we shall see when the actual inventory is released by investors next year :)

very nice exterior

i bet they trying to meet deadlines, maybe for a deal with a big corporation to set up shop in their office space

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