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Those windows are part of the residential complex.

First signs of limestone and granite! My apologies for the crappy picture quality.

That's a residential unit. The party room is on the 46th and 47th floor.

The office component crane was removed today. Also, the glass is looking pretty reflective.

Definitely looks cream in person

Happy Holidays from 88 Scott. Pretty funny.

From this morning:

Lightline is on tonight. The light patterns are pretty cool. From 210 Simcoe:

View from an East facing unit on the 25th floor. The picture was taken three weeks ago. Gloomy and blue.

And a fifteen minute drive would have you at IKEA, Lowes or Canadian Tire.

It won't be heated all year. As mentioned above, these pools are meant for casual use. A 'reflecting pool' misses the point.

that sounds terrible. Were closing costs not capped?

I said fairly common and stand by it. I'm not surprised by any of items listed here. What would you consider a reasonable alternative to be? If you don't want to run the risk of such issues, do some research and rent in a building that is complete and has a decent reputation.

I don't mean to undermine what you're saying but the issues you stated are fairly common during this stage of construction. Renting in a completed building would probably be more up your alley.

Most, if not all, new builds are metered separately for heating.

Still open but under renovation.

...and at some point in time it will swing back around.

+1 Every new condo goes through some growing pains. It's normal.

No extra charge

IKEA probably doesn't have any real estate investment plans for the GTA. Last I heard, the Vaughan store was already over indexing the GTA+ area.