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If he tries to rush you, I suggest citing a letter you no doubt also received from Samantha Silver, Legal Liason, Condo Division: "... to thoroughly inspect your suite, you will need to set aside approximately two hours." I was surprised to discover that a list of deficiencies had already been...

Shael. Incidentally, if anyone reading this post is in an 06 unit, how many electrical face plates do you have on the right wall as you enter? Also, which walls in the den have electrical outlets? I think there's a discrepancy between the plans for the unit and the unit as built.

My turn for the PDI. The builder's rep was aggressive and impatient. I had brought a friend with me because I had heard horror stories of people who had signed their PDIs without due diligence. My friend insisted on taking more time than the rep had planned (a scant 20 minutes). I felt like I...

I'm also puzzled because the original pictures showed them to be light and airy looking. Miss Haversham no doubt would prefer the dowdier ones.

How did it go?

2 more floors http://app.toronto.ca/DevelopmentApplications/associatedApplicationsList.do?action=init&folderRsn=2522599

Has anyone hired someone to act on their behalf for a PDI (i.e., a home inspector)? I'm guessing no. It seems there's a lot of upfront costs.

Out of curiosity, which floor?

Followup questions. 1. I read somewhere that the PDI takes about an hour per 1000 square feet. Does this sound reasonable? 2. The Tarion Pre-Delivery Inspection Form seems comprehensive. http://www.tarion.com/NR/rdonlyres/202DDFC9-97B7-41D1-B856-39A3D3AD760A/0/Feb2009PDIForm.pdf Still, I...

I'll play devil's advocate and suggest that Rob Ford may be good for Toronto. I don't think he'll be very effective but may help set the tone for less frivilous spending. I'm not worried about losing streetcars or any real damage. So people vent their frustrations. Royson James can gleefully...

Not sure if this is the right place to post this but here goes. Generally, when does the PDI take place relative to the occupancy date? Is it before, and if so, when? Or does it typically take place on the occupancy date (i.e., the first day one can take a look at the unit)?

Personally, I would ditch the island and replace it with a small wooden dining room table. It could look quite elegant and you could place it anywhere. Pine is lightweight. Maple, though heavier, is attractive.

Great Gulf offered to buy the Gerstein Centre and locate them within the X development. No sale.

It's curious that the federal government refuses to give any money, arguing that there's nothing of importance on the site. They don't value archaeology. Any excuse, right?

Yorkville. Intriguing.

http://www.toronto.ca/legdocs/mmis/2010/te/bgrd/backgroundfile-33027.pdf

An interesting conceptual view of a Neutra unit. http://www.whatcorp.com/samples/color/neutra/index.html

Great view of my building. I notice people have moved into the 11th floor as of today. Puzzling the electronic directory in the entrance is not working yet.

... and on the south side by the old church. Welcome to the inner city. BTW, The city could make a BUNDLE if they fined all the cyclists going the wrong way on Charles East, especially between Yonge and Church.

Check out Dundonald, a gem in the Church-Wellesley neighbourhood.