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You want to reduce traffic in Toronto the proper way? Instead of spending billions on LRT and additional subways, we should competitively cut taxes at ECC, STC, and NYCC.

The Junction

Great video that showoffs Toronto's skyline http://www.reemond.com/ (It's the second video) Also, check out the other Toronto video. Pretty neat stuff.

Welcome to the neighbourhood! I have been here for 2 years and loving every minute. If you have any questions, you can pm me.

I am surprised that they managed to sell over 70%...or maybe they are turning this phase into rental apartments.

Hopefully Tridel will move this development in the much needed Islington Subway Land.

http://www.thestar.com/business/real_estate/2013/05/14/gta_condo_rents_hit_record_as_wouldbe_homebuyers_stay_on_sidelines.html I have a friend who is living in Chicago and he told me that property prices have dropped and continue to drop at a slow pace but still difficult to be approved for...

Rude. lol.... If you are tired of waiting for a crash, you can always buy in downtown Hamilton. http://www.realtor.ca/propertyDetails.aspx?propertyId=12954015&PidKey=1719152106

I am curious to know if sleazy developers price in future gains in the cost of the precon units.

I too live in a conversion loft and it is totally worth the premium!

But that $300k unit is over inflated in this current market. When a comparable resale unit might sell for $280k. I doubt the preconstruction condo will sell for $360k in 3 to 4 yrs from now (assuming this is a unit in a high rise condo).

Developers need to focus on mid rise condos/loft conversions and townhouses instead. These are in demand and much needed in trendy neighbourhoods.

It absolutely makes no sense to buy pre-construction condos as the prices are usually higher than resale (with hidden costs) and there is quite amount of resale units (never lived in, brand new) that are on the market already.

This thread is starting to get a little stale. What's with all the micro analysis? Why are there members trying so hard to convince others that there is a bubble. What will you gain from this? Let's stick to macro analysis such as population growth, rent demand, job growth, and Mall parking lots.

It's actually nice looking. Nice choice of brick colour. I don't understand why there is so much hate for this building.

I like it. A welcome change for the area.

http://www.toronto.ca/planning/2013/agendas/pdf/drp_minutes_7mar13.pdf