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Corcord's in house team is also CMing the concord sky project.

windows are really behind on this one...

The original builder opted for the more efficient shoring system, whilst the neighboring site opted for the more cost-effective, faster option.

Pile and lagg vs Caisson Wall. Assuming the soil conditions are the same given these are neighboring sites, someone decided to cheap out here.

Who's your/multiplex's window subcontractor?

The precast in the podium is really well done, probably the best work I've seen in awhile.

In speaking with someone who works at the company, Ellis Don vacated the bathurst site, this was roughly two months ago, I'm not sure if things have changed.

Big upside for initial purchasers?

so is this cancellation or did they hit the sales threshold and gearing up for construction?

Might i ask what camera and lense were use for these shots? These look great

I'm surprised they didn't proceed without the conditional permit.

Hmmm love how they spin that. Possible miss management, thanks for sharing.

I recently learned that they were terminated from the job, which I find to be an intriguing approach....anyone has the details as to why?

Weren't those guys building The One? What happened there?

LMAO

It's a condo and they're launching sales in spring. Maybe, they'll pivot to rental if interest isn't there but I doubt it.

Why is it being marketed to seem like it's condos for sale? Menkes Lunar New Year post included the building in the marketing photo lol

Anyone know how sales are going for this?

Question: Sales hasn't launched but construction has started. Typically 70% sales threshold is required before construction financing is approved. Is it likely this project is being financed upfront by developer equity? Can someone explain the logic behind this strategy, especially in this market?