Thread for those interested in purchasing at Yonge + Rich by Great Gulf in Downtown Toronto.
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Yonge & Rich Condos (Great Gulf) - Real Estate -
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adeel
Active Member
i assume sales have started? anyone know how its going?
Downtown Dweller
New Member
Has Yet To Start
I don't think sales have commenced. They are currently working on the sales centre I believe.
I don't think sales have commenced. They are currently working on the sales centre I believe.
urbandreamer
recession proof
Yeah probably sales have started to the f&f, & via the brokers. Just to get a feel for how things will go.
adeel
Active Member
Not necessarily true...in fact i find for most projects (esp the well known/pricey DT ones) that VIP sales and such are done well before the sales centre opens
agreed. Any idea what psf the bldg is selling for?
dmb
New Member
Finally have our PDI in two days....was over to visit the building last weekend....was impressed, looks really nice.
I love the glassed balconies!!
Any suggestions from those who have done their inspection ?? First time for us... not sure what to look for.
Cheers... diane
I love the glassed balconies!!
Any suggestions from those who have done their inspection ?? First time for us... not sure what to look for.
Cheers... diane
adeel
Active Member
^uhh are we talking about the same building?
urbandreamer
recession proof
Anyone interested? I got the floorplans, the pricing info etc. Want me to post? I am not a realtor and have not signed a contract with a realtor.
I've got the floorplans. They all look pretty similar--they've got toilets, bathtubs, kitchen sinks, w/d, balconies and tiny closet space. Some even have those cool concrete columns. So they're really pretty typical for a square floorplate designed condo tower. Most feature 7' 3" deep balconies. Mainly linear kitchens. Overall, pretty usuable space ie no kooky useless corners.
They're all named after downtown streets: Adelaide, Richmond, Chestnut, Bond, Queen, Dundas, Esplanade, Wellington, King, Trinity, Duncan, Mackenzie, Toronto, York, Union, Yonge, Edward, Dalhousie.
You don't have to register with me to view the floorplans nor am I selling you anything...except aArchitecture
I've got the floorplans. They all look pretty similar--they've got toilets, bathtubs, kitchen sinks, w/d, balconies and tiny closet space. Some even have those cool concrete columns. So they're really pretty typical for a square floorplate designed condo tower. Most feature 7' 3" deep balconies. Mainly linear kitchens. Overall, pretty usuable space ie no kooky useless corners.
They're all named after downtown streets: Adelaide, Richmond, Chestnut, Bond, Queen, Dundas, Esplanade, Wellington, King, Trinity, Duncan, Mackenzie, Toronto, York, Union, Yonge, Edward, Dalhousie.
You don't have to register with me to view the floorplans nor am I selling you anything...except aArchitecture
Downtown Dweller
New Member
Would love to take a look. Thanks for offering to share, urbandreamer!
cdr108
Senior Member
UD, why don't you just post them here?
urbandreamer
recession proof
'cuz it's exhausting scanning & converting to pdf. Yeah I'm lazy that way--I hate "office" work.
Conrad Black
Senior Member
I assume you got them from a broker?
urbandreamer
recession proof
Probably
It was a chance encounter. I was doing what I gotta do when I bumped into a broker. I took a couple photos of some of the floorplans:
Some two bedroom units:
It was a chance encounter. I was doing what I gotta do when I bumped into a broker. I took a couple photos of some of the floorplans:
Some two bedroom units:
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Downtown Dweller
New Member
Thanks, UD! Appreciate the scanning and posting. Happen to have the prices for each?
Davidackerman
Active Member
Thanks for sharing
