carturo15
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Do you know how many % they've sold? And when is construction expected to start.
last thing I heard they have reached 70% sold and they are expecting to start construction in April
Do you know how many % they've sold? And when is construction expected to start.
Not a good layout for 500 sqft. at all. You can definitely do better!
I just have to point this out, because it seems this is becoming more common each week here on UT, but you can almost NEVER move kitchens and/or bathrooms in new build condo/loft projects because they have to line up with all of the other ones that are being built above and below. So please stop suggesting such massive changes as it's a waste of your time and theirs.
I just have to point this out, because it seems this is becoming more common each week here on UT, but you can almost NEVER move kitchens and/or bathrooms in new build condo/loft projects because they have to line up with all of the other ones that are being built above and below. So please stop suggesting such massive changes as it's a waste of your time and theirs.
Thanks, about to say something along these lines. The developer just won't budge - particularly not for the washroom, that's just a no go in MOST situations.
*MOST* because there are always exceptions : )
Now regarding the hate for entrance hallways ... okay ... there's merit for such hate to a certain degree - if they're skinny and long, that's far from ideal.
Personally though, I don't mind an entrance hallway that's somewhat wide and not too long - it creates an "entrance" space - separate from the rest of the unit. I particularly like it when the washer / dryer is located here as well, along with an entry closet for jackets and what not.
Stop hatting on the hallway!![]()
I just have to point this out, because it seems this is becoming more common each week here on UT, but you can almost NEVER move kitchens and/or bathrooms in new build condo/loft projects because they have to line up with all of the other ones that are being built above and below. So please stop suggesting such massive changes as it's a waste of your time and theirs.
Thanks, about to say something along these lines. The developer just won't budge - particularly not for the washroom, that's just a no go in MOST situations.
*MOST* because there are always exceptions : )
I had no problems with my builder changing the door location. They didn't charge me a penny![]()
Hi there Simuls,
Regarding my suggestions, I meant after wards down the road and not through the builder. I've worked at condominiums. Perhaps you should stop assuming.
Hiya...I know, maybe it is not the best layout for 518 sq ft but there is not too much out there in preconstruction for $400 sq ft in downtown or close to the downtown core. I think it is a good location, good looking building, the unit has 10 ft ceilings, upgraded appliances, gas in kitchen and balcony