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Yeah, I think it was intended to be a "loft space" for lounging or an office and they added /bedroom for added value/flexibility.

A double kitchen sink upgrade at Market Wharf is a $1,700+HST upgrade. I have no clue what make and style it is. The sink you are looking at is top of the line, so maybe this puts it in perspective, I don't know... trying to help, but I know nothing about sinks except that I have a double...

I'd have to go back and read all these posts again to determine where the "hate" is being directed. It seems that it's towards CP, in general, versus the builder or the city. Mind you, due to a lot of quality issues with many of the buildings, Concord has received much of it. Perhaps the city...

Have to agree with the above comments. When I think of a loft, I naturally think of tall ceiling height in the living room not between two bedrooms. I just don't see the benefit of having that open space and not sure if it really adds that much to the atmosphere. Counter space seems standard...

Is that an optional wall they are displaying on the floor plan? And then a sliding door you might add? If only they made the length of the bedroom shorter in order to make the width of the den wider. I think closing in the den will make the entire space have a more closed in feel. I might...

Nope. :)

A level headed post, Dp55. I'm not a CP hater nor am I a fan. I think the location is fine. But it just needs to build into a neighbourhood and perhaps that will happen over time with increased amenities. If it is just towers among a certain radius then that's no difference than many...

I'm sure there are arguments for and against, but I think this is counterproductive. While one might see the benefits of a women-only (or men only) establishment, I believe it's the "code" of the establishment that should be honoured as opposed to implementing a policy of exclusion in order to...

I'll be moving into a North East corner suite at Market Wharf. Views will be unobstructed, but how would the natural light generally be particularly in the evenings? Obviously, the sun rises from the east. But how might the evenings generally be? I'm currently living on the ground floor so this...

Someone could correct me, if I'm wrong. But I don't think they turn away men. I'm a guy and walked in with another guy a few years ago. It just so happens to be all women. What would be interesting to know is what happened from being mostly women, but very mixed when it was Slack Alice to...

Can't argue with that. It may not be sexy, but it's a necessity.

I remember a few years ago when Slacks was Slack Alice that it was one of the most mixed bars in the city... definitely leaned towards bi/lesbian, but a strong mix of gay and straight dudes (and a few couples looking for a third) and of all ages. It was one of the most friendly bars in the city...

The angle of the first few floors really adds prominence to this intersection.

This is an exciting development that fits in nicely in the neighbourhood (so long as it's not overpowering the Flatiron building... might be hard not to since it's not as big physically as it is prominent). I agree that it's dependent on the quality of the materials. Concert can't afford to...

Love this building. True that the retail isn't exciting unless you're a Scotiabank customer although Urban Barn is a nice addition and alternative mixed among high end furniture and decor shops. I would like to see more unique and interesting clothing shops for both men and women in the St...

I like Starbucks, but with one at King & George and the other around the corner at Front & Frederick, it would be nice to have more variety. A Timmy's would be great or even a local biz would be nice. How 'bout a Dark Horse?

Gotta be careful when making comparisons. When people refer to King West, the neighbourhood, they're referring to Spadina to almost Dufferin, or Shaw where DNA3 is. You can't compare DNA3 at King & Shaw to Festival Tower at King & John. Not that you are, but Festival Tower isn't a comp and...

Agreed!

I think the tiled foyer is a nice touch to the entryway and I like the flow into the living/dining. Both bedrooms are a really good size and laid out nicely. I think this is a great floor plan.

Even without parking? What are the market rates in King West? With/Without parking?