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I know there are a lot of people looking to rent a parking spot. I'd guess somewhere between $200 to $300/mo based on supply and demand as well as parking spot rental costs in similar buildings. $150/mo might have been the going rate for a parking spot in a City Place condo 6 years ago, but I'd...

Ok. Thank you for explaining. He also asked how it worked for phase 1, so perhaps that was helpful. Hope it gets worked out. Quite frankly, for GP1, as far as I know, even for people in occupancy, the lockers have not yet been assigned to owners.

Lockers ,like parking spots,are offered for sale during original purchase of condo unit, and if you purchase one, it is included as part of your purchase agreement. if you wanted a locker, I don’t get why you wouldn’t have purchased it at the time of purchase of your Unit. if you really need...

GP Phase 1 owners were notified less than a week before scheduled occupancy of a change to occupancy date to to Covid 19 unavoidable delay back in Jan/Feb.

For those who have occupancy already, my firm occupancy date is coming up this week, but I have no news from builder or lawyer about it. I thought I would have had news by now. I don’t know what the procedure is for the occupancy. For those who have had your occupancy already, could you...

What's the plan for these apparatus under the Gardner?

I tend to walk after dark at times

I keep reading that due to occupancy delays that owners are entitled to $7,500. Can someone explain how they got that information and how it was determined or confirmed?

A concern I have with my PDI is with the window frames. Damage and scratches. For anyone who has been through this before, what would you do about it?

Thanks for your opinion. We’ll see. You don’t know the motive of the seller. Let’s see if you’re right in 3 years about the housing market. Or wrong.

Saw this today..

In Toronto, there is noise everywhere. Highway. Rowdy people. Train. Airplanes. Motorcycles. Street cars. Everything is a trade off. If you look at a lot of really great condos and neighbourhoods there are many great ones in all of these places. I’m not concerned about train noise. It’s...

Walked into a Condo PDI recently. Beautiful unit and well done in some places. However, at least 40 deficiencies noted, including the following biggest ones. All 5 appliances have multiple scratches and or small dents. Interior metal window frames have deep scratches or dents on the grey...

This is precisely what attracted me to the building. Besides being nestled in between Liberty Village and King West, the unobstructed views, park, and direct connection to pedestrian bike/walking path are a rarity in the city. Most units at GP have a good view, even the lower floored units.

Welcome to the city!

Interesting. In my current building downtown, the security staff and concierge are extremely professional. Have no idea what their wages are though.

Right. You have to have a balance of convenience and security. In one condo building I’m at, security tried to implement extremely strict controls but the residents pushed back which made sense considering in 10 years there hasn’t been a single theft in the building. I could take it or leave...

Low wages really? What are their wages?

All modern fob electronics all elevators can support this. Join the condo board and create change if that’s what you want to see. Are there a ton of thefts or something in your building? Seems unusual given the front door security plus all common elements should require FOB entry plus your...