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My thinking is that with Occupancies scheduled to start just 6 weeks away...they want to get all the glass up for the lobby for this open house thing on Saturday. Once the lobby is secure as in the glass is all done etc. they can probably start bringing people in for their pre-occupancy...

How much glass was up this morning CASAGUY? I went buy yesterday evening and took some pics with my SLR but I got beat posting them on here. They'd finished another column when I took my pics but more less the same as the other pics posted so I'm not gonna bother posting mine.

I'm still not quite sure how CASA is only 23 feet taller considering it has 2 extra floors to make up this difference. I thought X was 8' throughout so I would have therefore guessed casa to be 50' taller. Add an extra 13 feet for the 4-17th floors being a foot higher then I alsothought the...

I think you're quite mistaken. I don't know the actual height of X but it has ceilings that are a foot shorter than CASA. Also the first 5 podium floors of CASA are taller...I beleive this is the case for the first 2 of X. Plus CASA is 2-3 floors higher. I think CASA is probably going to be...

A pic was posed on the X thread today with CASA in the background, a little surprised that the crane hasn't come out yet. Has anybody seen if any of the lobby glass has gone on yet?

Sorry I just posted that quickly...it is a "CASA Information Session" being held at the sales center at 45 Charles. And I even put the wrong day haha. It is Saturday October 17 from 10am-11:30am. RSVP required and continental breakfast served. -Meet your customer care team -Be...

Letter received from Cresford today that they will be having an Open House on the 16th of October. They will also use this opportunity to book unit inspection dates.

I bought a 1BR and got a parking spot with it. I bought the MILANO which maybe they consider a 1 plus den I don't know. I agree with the last post about the lockers. Although somebody may know better than me...do they make money on lockers? I know there are a lot of claims that they don't...

Lots of workers and activity on the side today. The hallways on the ground floor look to be getting complete and the cement concrete floor of the lobby looks to be poured as well.

Yes, I had issues although not as bad when I bought my unit at CASA. I bought a Milano unit for $307K, at the time that I bought they were selling the Napoli unit for I beleive $356K. During my 10 day period they raised the prices of the Milano to I beleive $343K and the Napoli to $378K. A...

Does anybody think that this may actually beat BSN to occupancy? That would be CRAZY. It may not look like that from the outside but I think they may actually be at a higher floor on the insides then they are at BSN. It's taller and started at least a year later I think?

I'm not so sure about that...I drove past around 5pm and the crane wasn't going anywhere just yet.

Is it just me or did they at one point say they were going to give the same treatment along Yonge St. between Scollard and Haden?

LMAO...sad but true. Awesome pics! You can actually see inside it looks like from here...I'm guessing you took from the top of the green P. Too bad CASA has too much glare to see inside.

The balconies are now complete and painted up to approx the 40th floor. They have completed the drywall at the top of the lobby. Last night the lights were on in some of the units on the 6th and 7th floors. It looked really cool being able to see into the units slightly. I'm starting...

I kinda wonder why X and CASA didn't opt for "shiny" black brick...it woulda looked amazing with the shiny glass. There's a new low rise somewhere on king west where I've seen that type of brick. Looks kinda lick glossy black granite but in brick...maybe it's a cost thing?

Right from the latest CASA newsletter: "Underground: While structurally the parking garage has been complete for quite some time, final touches are coming together with the completion of traffic topping; a layer that seals the concrete from the external elements such as temperature change...

My understanding is that they changed something a number of years ago and that closing means occupancy and then they have what's called a "registration" date. That's what someone at the CASA office told me awhile ago. I drove past the site yesterday and there was a worker there filling in...

My guess and this is just my assumption would be that they are now in a position to make a very accurate judgment as to exactly when they can move each floor in. I would think they would try very hard to keep on schedule with these dates. Of course there is always the possibility of some...

I just received a confirmed closing of December 7th. Your floor must be in the 40s? Not much of a push back considering the date given in the previous letter a few months ago said December 1st.