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Neat idea but I find the courtyard seems somewhat forced into the relatively small space. I am also concerned that instead of bringing light into the space you are instead boxing it into the courtyard area. If you do away with the courtyard you could move the bedroom/washroom closer to the...

Don't limit yourself to the Financial District. Focus on the area bordered by King / Spadina on the West, King / Sherbourne on the East and King / College on the North. I lived in Mozo at King / Sherbourne - 15 min walk to First Canadian Place - and a great neighbourhood - St. Lawrence Market...

Here's the unit we bought at Market Wharf (approx 675 sq ft). I liked the fact the the living/dining area is quite open. I also liked the fact that you don't have to walk through the kitchen to get to the living room. http://www.marketwharf.com/floorplans/mf_a.pdf

Concrete floors look great and are very durable but I've heard that they cause much more fatigue (legs) than other alternatives and are quite cold (unless you have infloor heating). Let us know how you like them after a while.

Why should I (someone who walks to work) subsidize your (someone who uses a free metropass) transportation? Why does this only apply to condos? Why don't they try establishing a transportation system that works? - subway routes where people live (eg Queen or King St) and get rid of those stupid...

Unfortunately it will be difficult to get rid of homelessness and panhandling. What bothers me is that some these people set up camp (literally in some cases) on our sidewalks. I have on many occasions had to step over them or walk onto the street to get by them. This is not good for them or me...

We just paid $460/sq ft for a great place in Corktown and with multiple offers. There are lots of good neighbourhoods in TO where you can pay less than $500/sq ft. We just sold our condo in Mozo (St. Lawrence Mkt) for about $480 / sq ft. I don't know how you can say it's buyer that dictate...