SpadinaBus
Active Member
From the Projects and Construction thread:
Reasons to buy Reve:
1. It will be likely be built by Summer 2011 compared to Freed's projects which are at a minimum, more than 24 months away since they have not even started excavation.
2. Tridel has a way better reputation than Freed. #1 in city. Freed tried to pawn off an extra City levy of considerable sum on closing to all his buyers at his latest project earlier this year, 10 Morrison. Not cool.
3. The ammenities at Reve are better than 650 King or Fashion House.
4. Prices at Reve are very competitive and will look pretty good for 2011. Sales are hot I hear.
Reasons not to buy Reve:
1. Will they get enough sales to actually start construction to meet 2011? Is 2012 more realistic?
2. King Street West is more upscale than Front Street West.
3. Suites are small and the architect Rudy Wallman continues his trend since Victory Condos to squeeze bedrooms into overall space that is small (two bedrooms are now in the space of previous one bedrooms).
What do you guys think Reve compare to Freeds projects located on King street such as Fashion House and 650 King Street. I personally think King street (between Spadina and Bathurst) is more upscale and prosperous over Front Street (Spaidna and Bathurst). Any thoughts ?
Reasons to buy Reve:
1. It will be likely be built by Summer 2011 compared to Freed's projects which are at a minimum, more than 24 months away since they have not even started excavation.
2. Tridel has a way better reputation than Freed. #1 in city. Freed tried to pawn off an extra City levy of considerable sum on closing to all his buyers at his latest project earlier this year, 10 Morrison. Not cool.
3. The ammenities at Reve are better than 650 King or Fashion House.
4. Prices at Reve are very competitive and will look pretty good for 2011. Sales are hot I hear.
Reasons not to buy Reve:
1. Will they get enough sales to actually start construction to meet 2011? Is 2012 more realistic?
2. King Street West is more upscale than Front Street West.
3. Suites are small and the architect Rudy Wallman continues his trend since Victory Condos to squeeze bedrooms into overall space that is small (two bedrooms are now in the space of previous one bedrooms).