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as of this morning, we've hit 27,000+ listings in the GTA. That is the most ever for March .........

i hope it goes through ...i like the concept of the whole buildings/theme of south beach. I think it's 70% sold??? So it should be okay .. .the second tower might be hard to sell though but we'll see.

i have to agree with solaris .... Y/E or Y and St.Clair is a different locale. Although MYC is close it is not in the same neighbourhood. Davisville has it's own identity and charm. Prices do vary dramatically from one neighbourhood to another as we all know and Davisville is definitely less...

i was at the SB sales office last weekend (Just browsing around) .... and it was absolutely dead. (This was around 3pm on a Saturday).

meh ... some of you need to open up and embrace the awesome diversity in the GTA. I love going to Woodbridge and eating out at all the italian cafes/restaurants. I enjoy going down to gerrard and taking in little india and i absolutely love all the schawarmas along yonge/finch. I have no...

I'm not sure what stats you are looking at but the fundamentals is NOT strong in TO. The number of full-time job losses is mind blowing in the GTA. Most are manufacturing and tech related but nevertheless.

It's highly unlikely that developers will cancel a project. They may delay it but they won't cancel it unless it's a last resort. Do you know how much money they will lose by cancelling the project?. All the marketing, consultations fees, lawyer fees, sales office etc. they would be better...

it really depends on the location of the condo and if it has 24 security re: stairwells. Would you guys buy a condo on the 13th floor?. I was curious if resale value would be negatively affected b/c some people may be superstitious.

i think you could get some apartments at jane & finch or malvern areas for that price range ...... maybe.....

How's the prices looking?. It's gonna be hard selling the remaining units when every builder is starting to slash prices.

not fan of it either due to location. In the right location it would look alright but beside a mCdonalds/future shop and no frills, it looks simply out of place.

no surprise. .... sales weren't going too well. The ones that squeaked in late Sept will probably survive (ie Emerald City) since most of the sales took place on the first few days but the later ones that had broker/vip openings in Nov will probably take a long long time to be get started, if...

maybe there was one too many drunk/crack addict/homeless wandering into the sales office ..... hence the 'by appointment only' now.

Not suprised that Maureen didn't provide the percentages anymore .... Pretty much bang on with what we predicted as well. (Sales down ~45%). On a sadder note, January is shaping up to be the worst month in a long long time. Est. projections shows it will be down 50% for Jan and 60% for...

Awesome looking building but definitely not a place i would want to live in though. Way way too many suites per floor and potentially way too many renters (iAgent est. ~40% were investor bought)..... so you could get a lot of transient riff-raffs here. :D It really looks cool but i wish is...

Not to be a doom and gloomer but how is it still a good investment?. If you bought in 2007/Early 2008, you probably already lost 10% of your investment ..... and counting.

anybody have a unit here?. I heard that the quality is pretty poor. You can hear all your neighbors conversations even when they're speaking in a normal tone?.

horrible.... typical remington styling which is cheap looking and with no style at all. Very boring which i was afraid of. Why are all 3 buildings exactly the same?. For goodness sake, can't they make them different brick colors at least.... geez.

Decent price for a fast-developing area. However,I think having a 5% deposit structure may be setting themselves up for a disaster if people walk away from their contracts when the market continues to tumble. Hypothethically speaking, say i buy a suite there for $300,000 and i put down 5%...

no, you're money should be safe. However, the bigger concern is builders playing the delay game in poor economic times. They'll keep your deposit and delay the project for years on end (Extra 2 or 3 years i believe from proposed occupancy? Correct me if i'm wrong though). They'll start...