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But you also have the chance to add deficiencies when you submit your 30 day form (online) to Tarion with a copy to the builder.

The source for above is a homeowner who spoke to a builder's rep...There are purchasers in both Phase 1 & 2 that have been paying rent for over a year; hopefully, registration will come sooner...

I heard it's before December for #39 and early next year for Pier 27 at 29 Queens Quay. Also, builder is supposedly going to give at least 21 days notice to homeowners.

But builders often extend occupancy dates...

Occupancy date: Spring 2020

Nice shots, MafaldaBoy! It will even be nicer when the landscaping's completed

Car's not needed if you only need to go around the city. The covered bridge from RBC (Queen's Quay/Bay) to Air Canada Centre makes walking to Union Station easy, even during winter. If you're not taking the subway, using the Path is a good alternative on days such as the ones we've been having...

He said they can either pick up their mail from the Post Office or give authorization to the Concierge/Security who'll pick up mail once a week (Wednesday?). Hopefully, when we move to 29 Queens Quay, Pier 27 will already have mail delivery in the building. Btw, my friends are very happy that...

I have friends who are in 39 Queens Quay and they have Bell Internet, TV, etc...Not sure about mailboxes; will ask when I visit them this weekend.

Hi fencejack, I saw your post while trying to find out how to advertise our condo in this forum. To answer your question...I don't know of any good or bad things about Cityplace. We did look there, years ago, but ended up purchasing here at the Harbourfront (Queen's Quay) because we were...

Saw it too when I went to Sugar Beach today. Perhaps it (Lattice) was not done to the 2nd phase to differentiate the 2 buildings?

Hi seastar, did they call or send you a letter with your appointment date? And where did you do your selection? An agent previously said the interior upgrades/choices will be off-site (?) Thanks in advance.

I think you're right, they are working on both phase 1 & phase 2. And also because as MetroMan posted, they're excavating what was once part of the lake.

I think the other poster was referring to the parking lot next to the "parkette" and ramp at York Street which is on the north side of Queens Quay. Canada Square will be on the south side of Queens Quay, next door to QQ Terminal Building & Harbourfront Centre which are a bit away from...

Anyone with the same picture of Pier 27 but on a "sunshiny" morning? Thanks in advance.

Thank you, Cityzen! And I agree with 3Dementia...it seems to be a logical and great solution.

Cityzen, will Phase 2 be built at the same time as Phase 1? And is it true that Phase 2 has the "sound barrier" that will minimize the noise coming from Redpath? Thanks in advance.

Danny Salvatore, President of Fernbrook Homes sent letters (dated October 5) to Pier 27 purchasers saying, "We now have our building permit for Pier 27 in hand, and construction has begun..."

letdamonkeyout and kliu82, congratulations! I think that's a very good site. The fact that its on the waterfront and occupying Toronto's iconic landmark should help save it from real estate downturn. Good luck!

Like what DT posted, only 4 buildings. They'll just skip the #4. And I think that's because that # has a "bad" connotation for Chinese people ('forgot if it means death or something sinister like that?).