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Only if they had kept the original hight..................a supertall is needed in toronto
“With the ground floor almost complete, construction crews begin with the second floor in January,†says Marc Bohemier, Senior Project Superintendent, Lewis Builds. “At this time, we will also be installing the Automatic Climbing System (ACS) to help construction of the core walls, and to ensure efficient and swift floor development from floors three to 59.â€
Unfortunately, whether Insider is actually an insider or not, he is not far off the mark. Contractions in the credit market have made it nearly impossible for developers who are not yet in construction mode, or for those who are not yet out of the ground (like Trump and Shangri La) to obtain further financing for construction.
Given that the overall economic and financial situation continues to deteriorate we can be certain that at least a few, and perhaps many, of those projects that are not yet a few storeys up, will be put on hold or cancelled. Most vulnerable on this list are Trump and Shangri La, but I would include also Couture, L Tower, Tridel's Front St project, and even Ice, Hullmark and many others in the 30-40 storey range. I'm not suggesting that all of these will be put on the shelf but that (on an probabilistic basis) many of them will not see completion in this current cycle.