karledice
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Seems like their most recent email is being used to show us that the going rate is $2,034.47 psf.
What does it say? This would probably be the most expensive building in the city?
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Seems like their most recent email is being used to show us that the going rate is $2,034.47 psf.
Seems like their most recent email is being used to show us that the going rate is $2,034.47 psf.
Seems like their most recent email is being used to show us that the going rate is $2,034.47 psf.
I'm not trying to poo poo the project, but there isn't a hope in hell they'll make this.the price per square foot varies greatly depending on whether it’s a courtyard unit vs. outward facing unit, size of balcony/terrace, number of bathrooms and its configurations, floor level (premiums could be as high as $27,000 per floor for an identical unit), exposure, and other features. 70% of the units here are unique so it’s hard to make any general assumptions.
When the project was first launched 5-1/2 years ago the price per square foot was about $1,400-$1,500/sq.ft for a courtyard unit and $1,600-$1,800+/sq.ft for an outward-facing unit. Some of the remaining units are now as high as $2,500/sq.ft, excluding the penthouse units (they are almost at 95% sold).
The price may seem shocking but there are tons of high end and unique features not found in other condos, such as: stout triple glazed windows (pretty much soundproof), BIG-designed Artemide lighting, custom BIG-designed terrazzo and wood panel flooring, motorized curtains, custom B&B Italia kitchens, European bathrooms with wall mounted toilets and heated floors, Miele PureLine appliances, biometric security, etc… the list is very extensive as outlined in Westbank’s coffee table book for the development. I think the price is very fair considering what you are getting — there are no cheap generic “builder’s fixtures” as on other condos. That was my main reason for purchasing here as I was tired of the cookie-cutter value-engineered condos plaguing the city and spending tens of thousands of dollars to renovate a brand new condo to my liking.
There are a few condos downtown that are more expensive, but they are located in Yorkville with a different clientele in a more exclusive and traditionally-luxurious building (with very high maintenance fees to match).
Westbank has their tentative occupancy date as September of this year, but that was from the latest update about a year ago. I’m sure there will be another notice to extend this date in the coming months.
Yes. These are good points and why I purchased a unit in the South Mountain facing the "park" (which does seem far smaller than I anticipated). From a financial standpoint it's an ok ROI over the years. With that said, it will be interesting to see how the price will progress. With that said, it is very hard to predict right now. And will only become nicer once completed and retail/commercial gets setup!the price per square foot varies greatly depending on whether it’s a courtyard unit vs. outward facing unit, size of balcony/terrace, number of bathrooms and its configurations, floor level (premiums could be as high as $27,000 per floor for an identical unit), exposure, and other features. 70% of the units here are unique so it’s hard to make any general assumptions.
When the project was first launched 5-1/2 years ago the price per square foot was about $1,400-$1,500/sq.ft for a courtyard unit and $1,600-$1,800+/sq.ft for an outward-facing unit. Some of the remaining units are now as high as $2,500/sq.ft, excluding the penthouse units (they are almost at 95% sold).
The price may seem shocking but there are tons of high end and unique features not found in other condos, such as: stout triple glazed windows (pretty much soundproof), BIG-designed Artemide lighting, custom BIG-designed terrazzo and wood panel flooring, motorized curtains, custom B&B Italia kitchens, European bathrooms with wall mounted toilets and heated floors, Miele PureLine appliances, biometric security, etc… the list is very extensive as outlined in Westbank’s coffee table book for the development. I think the price is very fair considering what you are getting — there are no cheap generic “builder’s fixtures” as on other condos. That was my main reason for purchasing here as I was tired of the cookie-cutter value-engineered condos plaguing the city and spending tens of thousands of dollars to renovate a brand new condo to my liking.
There are a few condos downtown that are more expensive, but they are located in Yorkville with a different clientele in a more exclusive and traditionally-luxurious building (with very high maintenance fees to match).
Westbank has their tentative occupancy date as September of this year, but that was from the latest update about a year ago. I’m sure there will be another notice to extend this date in the coming months.
Is there an overview on prices between N/S/E/W - I honestly am really disappointed with the marketing team, never never seem to respond back.
Interesting features, thanks for detailing them. It is for sure an unique project that Elton John is your neighbourthe price per square foot varies greatly depending on whether it’s a courtyard unit vs. outward facing unit, size of balcony/terrace, number of bathrooms and its configurations, floor level (premiums could be as high as $27,000 per floor for an identical unit), exposure, and other features. 70% of the units here are unique so it’s hard to make any general assumptions.
When the project was first launched 5-1/2 years ago the price per square foot was about $1,400-$1,500/sq.ft for a courtyard unit and $1,600-$1,800+/sq.ft for an outward-facing unit. Some of the remaining units are now as high as $2,500/sq.ft, excluding the penthouse units (they are almost at 95% sold).
The price may seem shocking but there are tons of high end and unique features not found in other condos, such as: stout triple glazed windows (pretty much soundproof), BIG-designed Artemide lighting, custom BIG-designed terrazzo and wood panel flooring, motorized curtains, custom B&B Italia kitchens, European bathrooms with wall mounted toilets and heated floors, Miele PureLine appliances, biometric security, etc… the list is very extensive as outlined in Westbank’s coffee table book for the development. I think the price is very fair considering what you are getting — there are no cheap generic “builder’s fixtures” as on other condos. That was my main reason for purchasing here as I was tired of the cookie-cutter value-engineered condos plaguing the city and spending tens of thousands of dollars to renovate a brand new condo to my liking.
There are a few condos downtown that are more expensive, but they are located in Yorkville with a different clientele in a more exclusive and traditionally-luxurious building (with very high maintenance fees to match).
Westbank has their tentative occupancy date as September of this year, but that was from the latest update about a year ago. I’m sure there will be another notice to extend this date in the coming months.
I totally agree. They are pouring my floor right now (I‘m in the east mountain facing King & Brant) and with all those unique units and special construction & features I think it’s going to be more like late summer/early fall of next year.I'm not trying to poo poo the project, but there isn't a hope in hell they'll make this.