Here's the deal: i don't appreciate developers that deliberately mislead the public; that overpromise and underdeliver; that bait and switch the building materials; that promote their developments with an air of snobbishness and exclusivity and then deliver something unbelievably ordinary (at best); that claim to be 'high end' and 'prestigious' when they are nothing of the sort. And and as a decades long resident of downtown Toronto, I don't appreciate having these crappily constructed buildings foisted on the city so that we can stare at them for all eternity. Especially at the scale they are being built at.
As for:
"I was just wondering what your problem was - but you didn't answer and instead engaged in the usual low-brow form of internet dialogue which is to avoid the question"
Right. You were "just wondering"
So, which question are you referring to? this one? "You wouldn't be a real estate agent or competing developer with an axe to grind would you?"
That's not a real question: its just a way of attacking my post, and i turned your ridiculous and fake query back on you.
Finally, there is no reason for me to provide "contrary evidence that the current new residents of the building actually hate it there and regret buying into it.", because my post did not mention that the "tenants", "actually hate it" and "regret buying into it".
My post was about the exterior of the building.
You know, the thing that you stand on the street looking at with one's own eyes.
In this particular case, I used my camera to take pictures of what those eyes were looking at.
