Toronto 88 Scott Street | 203.9m | 58s | Concert | P + S / IBI
- Thread starter yyzer
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Not really. It's much cheaper; that's the attraction.
There are differing qualities of precast, the quality used reflecting a combination of the developer's concern for their reputation, and the price per square foot they charged for the units.
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TDotTeen
New Member
Thanks guys, good to join 
So I don't really know a lot about Concert Properties, should we expect high quality from them or what? The design of this building is pretty cool in my books - although the original with setbacks was nicer - but it won't look that great if the precast (and the glass for that matter) is cheap looking
So I don't really know a lot about Concert Properties, should we expect high quality from them or what? The design of this building is pretty cool in my books - although the original with setbacks was nicer - but it won't look that great if the precast (and the glass for that matter) is cheap looking
khris
Senior Member
Here's one place you can start: http://urbantoronto.ca/database/profiles/concert-properties
They build mediocre stuff in my opinion. Not sure about the quality of their condos vs. their apartments.
They build mediocre stuff in my opinion. Not sure about the quality of their condos vs. their apartments.
400WellingtonGuy
Active Member
Berczy purchasers are reporting good quality in the real estate thread. Lots of pictures. The building also registered in record time.
http://urbantoronto.ca/forum/showth...s-The-(Concert-Properties)-Real-Estate/page33
I would not worry about 88 Scott's quality.
http://urbantoronto.ca/forum/showth...s-The-(Concert-Properties)-Real-Estate/page33
I would not worry about 88 Scott's quality.
lxmoss
Active Member
October 10, 2013.
someMidTowner
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Not to take away from Berczy's impressive reception from purchasers, but I think people here (in the projects/construction section)are more concerned with the quality of the architecture as opposed to the real estate threads, where the quality of the suites, amenities and interior finishes becomes more of a make or break. As 99% of people will never see the inside of this building, the exterior aesthetic is something many of us forumers obsess over.
Ryan_T
Senior Member
If they are gonna cut anywhere, at the end of the day, I'd rather it not be on the inside.
Youranthony1
Active Member
Demolition crane is being installed tonight. The cement crane pit(?) and support is in place.
Conrad Black
Senior Member
Crane section just delivered. Lots of work happening right now.
AndreaPalladio
Senior Member
Boom sections arrived just now while I was at the cleaners.
Red Mars
Senior Member
Pic taken Oct 12, 2013
udo
Active Member
Crane assembled
They just attached the boom ... in the pouring rain
They just attached the boom ... in the pouring rain
67Cup
Active Member
Many thanks to all the great photographers! As always, the quality of the photos is a high point of any visit to this forum and, indeed, the website.
androiduk
Senior Member
Facing south toward Wellington. Taken from a small laneway on Colborne St.
