Toronto Birchcliff Urban Towns | 13.72m | 3s | Core Development | RAW Design

i remember visiting the sales Center before my wife was pregnant with my now 3 1/2 year old. We ended up buying from a different builder. Our house closed 2 years ago and this thing is STILL under construction? How sway?

I will say, it’s coming along nicely but a project of this size should never take this long to build.
 
Yeah, this project has definitely been a slow crawl. I remember walking by here for the first time on a snowy day in early 2020 and they started having some equipment gather on site. Guessing they might be able to finally finish this later this year in the late summer/autumn or sometime before end of year.
 
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3 1/2 years from start to prospective finish.........for a 3-storey above ground, 1 storey below ground building.

Average it out at about 10.5 months per floor.

Not a Centrecourt project. LOL
 
Northern Light said:
3 1/2 years from start to prospective finish.........for a 3-storey above ground, 1 storey below ground building.

Average it out at about 10.5 months per floor.

Not a Centrecourt project. LOL
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That's BAD IMO. Glad we didn't buy here as we were interested at some point. We would have basically been closing in a recession after buying during a boom back in 2018. That is terrible for a 3 storey townhouse project.
 
How peculiar to leave this stuff sitting (or finishing at a snail's pace); deferring closing and the associated revenues does not seem like a winning strategy. Time is money.
 
This "groundbreaking" article was from 5 years ago.

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Ground Breaking Kicks Off Construction for Birchcliff Urban Towns | UrbanToronto

Core Development Group recently celebrated ground breaking for Birchcliff Urban Towns in southwest Scarborough, while at the same time it is gearing up for sales at its Clonmore Urban Towns project early close by.
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Is it just one guy doing all the work? It's almost finished. Sad to see it stalled now. Anyone been by lately?
 
I haven't been by there since, but that day I visited when the most recent pics were taken, I literally saw only 2 or 3 workers milling around. I reckon this and the Clonmore Towns sites don't have regular substantial amounts of staff present.
 
AlbertC said:
I haven't been by there since, but that day I visited when the most recent pics were taken, I literally saw only 2 or 3 workers milling around. I reckon this and the Clonmore Towns sites don't have regular substantial amounts of staff present.
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Taking so long to build a few townhouses is ridiculous.
 
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