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Sorry about that. I think they probably were able to get some units ready but were stuck after Covid related closures. We did get out keys but have lots of small issues with our unit for which we would need to go through the Tarion warranty form. I think it may not be a bad idea to have a...

They will only give the keys on the occupancy date. I don't think they want to delay that (they start charging rent starting that date). I think we would be allowed to move in after the occupancy date. We don't yet. I will let you know by Thursday.

No change for us though. We get the keys by next week. Although, they haven't confirmed when we can move in. Most likely, we will take some time. The only change was that they wanted the Pre-Delivery Inspection to be done by themselves with a report to be sent to us, and we would confirm or...

Dundas Square Gardens had an initial occupancy date of Dec 2017. It's 2019 and as of now, the occupancy date is March 2020. So a total delay of 2.25 years. With the Rosedale condos, the advertised occupancy was 2019. If the delay is as much as for Dundas Sq Gardens, expect completion by 2021 (or...

I guess we can agree to disagree. My point was not everyone trades off exterior aesthetics over interior spaces, especially when most new condos are getting miniature. 400 Square feet is your typical "undergrad studio" these days, and most new condos would pack 2 bedrooms in 600-800 square feet...

I think you have your priorities messed up. Given a choice between a wrap-around balcony at Dundas Square vs. no (or tiny 80 sq ft Juliet balcony) balcony in Grid, majority of people would opt for Dundas Square Gardens, even pay a premium for it. Majority of units in both these apartments are...