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And to everyone moving in soon its important to remember that it is still an active construction site and that noise does reverberate through the floors and walls. Its loud some days.

we got our PDI at the end of January for a Feb. 2 occupancy. It was about a week before. At the time of the report, no toilets, fixtures, no island. the defects noted included grout and window issues, as well as a scratch on the cooktop. Most were addressed before occupancy. The stovetop is...

I think they may have been referring to the product produced inside the building rather than the building itself.

Sorry, no photos but the outside service elevator was being dismantled today

Pretty sure you are on your own for that. I've never purchased any home where window coverings were included

I'm not in yet, but Bell indicates that it has fibre internet in the building if you pull up the address on their website.

We were notified around the end of November of our occupancy in early February. They seem to try to give just a bit more than two months notice so people can resolve their current living situations. So you may be looking at a March date at the earliest.

We have and we are on the 21st (18th level) with a date in February

if anyone hears of a parking space for rent, we're looking for one starting in Feb

and perhaps you don't know the history either- onni got permits for a 19 storey building initially. Then sought to change the permits to go up to 32 storeys. The City and Onni settled one day before OMB hearing on 24 storeys. They broke ground May 2017. There was an electrical fire that stopped...

Nothing I read today indicated changes to the construction industry. They were building in the spring when everyone was in lockdown. So it's unlikely. However, buying blinds or furniture, that may be a problem

I recall the agent gave us rough dimensions but they were "unofficial". There was nothing was on the plans when we bought. They can't really deviate on their properties as you were sold a unit of X number of square feet. A wall may be pushed an inch or two one way or the other, but the overall...

let's face it people, these are uncharted times due to, well, ya know. Without getting into a whole political debate, it's not surprising that corporations like Onni have been kind of left to figure out on their own how to deal with building and doing closings during this era of Covid. Are...

Apparently there is a Pandemic clause in the builder's contract so they aren't bound by the normal reporting requirements and from discussions I've had, won't commit to any timelines at present

they are some nice pictures, and the place is coming along nicely. But I didn't think it was open for inspections yet. Any chance you'd want to share how you got in?

no photos to add right now, but the crane was being taken down this past weekend.

I think with all the retail that's supposed to be going in the Loblaws building on Bathurst, it's fine without, IMO

Given the current situation, I think the sales office is closed, so there wouldn't be any type of meet &greet. You could probably call or email the sales office and ask them. they may respond to emails. PDI won't probably be until September/ October if they are close to being finished.

I saw this on a Facebook post from Monday... : "They’re really working hard today to finish this building before this pandemic is over! Look at all the workers on top and all their cars on the street!?"

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