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No front door keys yet but there will be a security guard sitting by the front door 24 / 7 for now.

Yes. Already went to get my keys. Only got 1 set of keys (front door x 2) since no other keys are currently available. The parking garage is not ready and won't be ready for awhile so for those with cars good luck finding a parking spot. The building is in a very rough shape. It looks like it...

I just called the City of Toronto. They still don't have an occupancy permit. The only permit that the city inspectors have signed off on is plumbing. Still no HVAC or Building permit as of 10 am this morning.

Just got an email from the builder. Now they are saying floors 1 to 8 will occupy this Friday. Why do they keep playing these games? I highly doubt this will happen if the building is still "uninhabitable" as of this week! This whole situation is beyond ridiculous. Who in their right mind will...

Are you serious?

No closing today, still no occupancy permit from the city. My lawyer says the builder's behavior is completely bizarre and goes against all the rules. Apparently, their lawyer isn't happy with them either since they are not communicating with their own lawyers.

My lawyer has been trying to contact them all morning as well, but sent them the package anyway to avoid any issues from them. The thing about Lamb is that they are horrible at communicating with you, however, when they need something from you they will threaten you the worst way possible. I'm...

The tragedy of it all is that even with all these deficiencies, if your unit is granted occupancy the builder can legally force you to close and if you don't close on time they can take away your deposit and threaten to sue you for any losses they incur. At that point you realize how little to...

It seems like what they re doing right now is trying to get an occupancy permit from the city for the units that are suppose to be occupying. Without it they can't do a preliminary closing. In other words they can't start collecting occupancy fees from all of us, until the city gives them a...

Sorry I wasn't clear. I was talking about Flatiron Lofts.

All units that you see on mls are being sold by the builder. If you didn't specifically request a reassignment clause in your agreement originally, the builder doesn't allow you to reassign, let alone put your unit on mls. Even though when I bought this unit originally I was told by their agents...

Which units did you check out? The one's sold by the builder? None of those reflected owner's units. It was the same story at Flatiron as it is currently at King East. It's probably much worse at King East since it's a larger building and clearly from what I've seen it's total chaos over there...

They asked for 12 cheques and judging by the state of the building it probably won't happen this year (but who knows really). I ve spoken to one of the construction managers here and he said it's not their fault that the units are so rushed. He said they are given unrealistic deadlines and...

I moved in to Flatiron Lofts in July and from my experience here is what to expect: - The finishes are really good but the workmanship is not the greatest. They come and slowly fix stuff but it's a very slow process. - They move people into construction zone type of scenario where units have...

I doubt they'll move the occupancy date since they want to start charging you the occupancy fees asap. I recently moved into Flatiron Lofts and I live in a construction zone. I had over 50 items on my PDI list. The finishes are decent but the workmanship is the worst I've ever seen. It's been a...

You are right, it must've been 9 feet at least, but still that seems really narrow to be the width of the whole unit (not just the width of the living room). I wonder what those units will look like once they are built and whether the double height will help with the narrowness of it.

Actually that's not the case. There are over 40 units per floor and most of those units are extremely narrow. It's one of the reasons I didn't end up buying in this project. Most of the units were as wide as 6 feet. I think you can see the division where spandrel panels are placed vertically...

Those facing south on higher floors will have pretty amazing unobstructed views!

I think it also depends what building you live in. I've lived at 15 Fort York and the building is a big mess. From my experience it was very noisy on Friday and Saturday nights and most people I've encountered were rude. I live in Panorama now and the building is amazing. The finishes are all...

I completely agree with you. We've heard this debate too many times already. The only reason why I brought it up is because the quality of craftsmanship at Luna is probably the worst I've ever seen anywhere period. I just had to say something about it! :D