Toronto Karma Condos | 165.8m | 50s | Lifetime | a—A

Karma Condos selling like hot cakes. Oh yeah!!

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What a beaut.

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the design is very mediocre. i don't like that slanted look at all. looks unbalanced like 2 blocks stacked on eachother and one is sliding off.,

and that circular mechanical box doesn't help. but the integration of that old house at the bottom along with the podium looks decent. it's like a Casa with a historicalness attached to it.
 
It will be interesting to see that house squished in between both Karma and Canderel's project. So I'm assuming the house will block the alleyway?

The design is nothing to rave about. I too do not like the look of the circular mechanical box. Infact, I'm not a fan of the design in general. Throw 1000 Bay on this site with this height and I'd be good.
 
cruzin4u said:
It will be interesting to see that house squished in between both Karma and Canderel's project. So I'm assuming the house will block the alleyway?
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Surely everything will be worked into their property and not affect St. Luke Lane.
 
cruzin4u said:
It will be interesting to see that house squished in between both Karma and Canderel's project. So I'm assuming the house will block the alleyway?

The design is nothing to rave about. I too do not like the look of the circular mechanical box. Infact, I'm not a fan of the design in general. Throw 1000 Bay on this site with this height and I'd be good.
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I'm not sure how you think a developer can just plunk something down on a right of way, but you can be assured that that will not be the case here. The house will be relocated to the easternmost part of the property and the tower constructed west of that. Neither development will put anything on St. Lukes Lane.
 
steveve said:
i don't like that slanted look at all. looks unbalanced like 2 blocks stacked on eachother and one is sliding off.
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Umm...that's the idea, steveve. It's supposed to look 'slanted' and unbalanced, like 2 blocks stacked on each other and one sliding off. That's its architectural interest; its gimmick if you will.
 
And considering the looks of the lines, I think most people would say that the BAWing on the design is pretty BS as it is selling like hell ;)
 
There doesn't appear to be a slow down in condo sales if that lineup is any indication. Imagine when the economy gets itself out of the doldrums.
It's hard to believe economies around the world are in as bad a shape as they are when you see the boom in construction in TO , and sales like this.
Maybe there is something about of banking system and the safeguards built in to our system. Or maybe there are too many people living on the
edge because of low interest rates.
 
bmiller said:
There doesn't appear to be a slow down in condo sales if that lineup is any indication. Imagine when the economy gets itself out of the doldrums.
It's hard to believe economies around the world are in as bad a shape as they are when you see the boom in construction in TO , and sales like this.
Maybe there is something about of banking system and the safeguards built in to our system. Or maybe there are too many people living on the
edge because of low interest rates.
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I'm guessing it's the low rates. Or maybe wealthy foreign investors have being convinced that Canada and especially, Toronto, is one the best place in the world to invest in, giving the current economic climate in their own countries.
 
toto said:
I'm guessing it's the low rates. Or maybe wealthy foreign investors have being convinced that Canada and especially, Toronto, is one the best place in the world to invest in, giving the current economic climate in their own countries.
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i'm curious to see what happens to rents once all this crap is built/delivered (over the course of the next 2-4 years) and the countless investor units flood the market.
 
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