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Right next door Liberty Towers was charging some hefty fees for upgrades, so having everything included up front is a nice option to have. If you have doubts about the quality, check out the finished product in West Harbour City, or a resale unit in another one of their projects in the city.

Paying the balance at occupancy is part of the condo act, you should be ok. As always you should speak to your lawyer to confirm.

Why take the bus, the 511 streetcar goes to the bloor-danforth station. You can also take the streetcar to union.

There is public housing on the south side of the tracks, no project is perfect. Buyers just need to chose the project that meets most of their needs, no project can meet all of them.

It should go all the way up as indicated in the renderings.

Spring 2010, based on an email they sent to folks who registered on their website.

You should checkout the facebook group for this project. Phase 1 move-in dates are ranging from mid-Jan to mid-March 2010, the letters went out about a month ago.

This project was getting it's crane installed yesterday. Was driving by, so couldn't get a picture.

There is usually a hot dog vendor in Coronation Park during the summer months! :)

There are probably about 20 or so left, mostly on the 2nd and 3rd floors. Thanks for the photo update drum118!

That is correct.

That is correct.

You don't actually need receipts to claim the tax credit, but you do need to own the property. You won't own the property until the building is registered. You only need receipts if you get audited but the government isn't asking for receipts to claim the tax credit.

They have to pay you interest on your down payment but I wouldn't expect much 0.25% or something like that.

The kitchen upgrades are offered directly from Paris Kitchens, not through the builder. I had did a few minor upgrades to my kitchen, but I wasn't aware of the tile/backsplash options to upgrade...