A Torontonian Now
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Ummm, yes, that was my joke. Perhaps it was too deadpan without emoji.
Sugar Wharf Condominiums (Phase 1) | 231m | 70s | Menkes | a—A
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Red Mars
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Aug 18, 2022
smably
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Looking sharp from above Sugar Beach at sunset earlier.
A Torontonian Now
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I was surprised yesterday to realize these were visible and distinctive from as far away as the Consumers office park. Unfortunately it was a hazy day, but I captured a couple shots:
jackattack
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Not sure how real the 'sky' is in this photo but it's a good view towards this project (MLS C5731232)
ryanbruins17
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Really wish we had way to see this view but 10 years ago to see all the changes in the frame. Most of the buildings over 15 storeys are from the last decade at this angle. Crazy
Rascacielo
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Yup. Going back 15 years, you can pretty much erase nearly all the highrises to the left of the CN Tower in that picture.
bilked
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Johnny Au
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August 17, 2022:
limer
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From the CIBC Square park:
HousingNowTO
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The HOUSING LOTTERY for the 204 x available Affordable-Rental units inside Lido at Sugar Wharf is now open for applications until September 30th...
Amare
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Im assuming these are not subject to any kind of rent-control ?
HousingNowTO
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They are usually not allowed to ask for Rent-Increases that would take them beyond the 80% of AMR bands for the duration of the Affordable-Housing agreement with the City.
These year-one (2023) rents are about HALF of what the Market-Rent units will ask for units of those sizes in that building.
Deadpool X
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That's a sinister looking shot (in a good way)
Amare
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So in practice, what would that kind of calculation look like for something like a 1 bedroom here for example?
I'm unfamiliar with the allowable rent increases for these type of situations/housing stock.