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This will be moved to the real estate section but to answer u'r question

I'm not sure what the going rate is but I would gather in the $500/sq ft range give or take what u'r unit is, what floor your on.

I called the sales office today and there are only three units remaining for sale which makes this project 99% sold out.
 
X Condo said:
This will be moved to the real estate section but to answer u'r question

I'm not sure what the going rate is but I would gather in the $500/sq ft range give or take what u'r unit is, what floor your on.

I called the sales office today and there are only three units remaining for sale which makes this project 99% sold out.
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which begs the question... what was the rush to sell out so quickly? (reducing prices?) Whether you believe $500 sq/ft is justified for this area, people bought at these prices. The building is virtually sold out, and still has another 10-12months before the first occupants come in.

I guess they really wanted to start development on X^2?
 
kennyx said:
which begs the question... what was the rush to sell out so quickly? (reducing prices?) Whether you believe $500 sq/ft is justified for this area, people bought at these prices. The building is virtually sold out, and still has another 10-12months before the first occupants come in.

I guess they really wanted to start development on X^2?
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Yea, when I bought my unit a month ago, the sales lady said they are trying to sell as fast as possible so they can start X2.
 
i saw preliminary plans for X2, it is going to be spectacular. i have also heard that a number of Toronto's major developers and architects have toured and viewed X and are all taken aback, by Great Gulf's vision and commitment.
 
professor said:
i saw preliminary plans for X2, it is going to be spectacular. i have also heard that a number of Toronto's major developers and architects have toured and viewed X and are all taken aback, by Great Gulf's vision and commitment.
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Hi professor, thanks for the update can you expand on why plans for X2 are so great? Examples? How will it differ from phase 1?
 
professor said:
i saw preliminary plans for X2, it is going to be spectacular. i have also heard that a number of Toronto's major developers and architects have toured and viewed X and are all taken aback, by Great Gulf's vision and commitment.
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Yeah, taken aback by the fact that you can build something with style and still make money on it?
 
My visit

Hello all, had my consultation today. Met with Liesa. I have to say I did not feel rushed at all and she was wonderful. She helped me pick the right colour scheme and options and did not curse me when I kept changing my mind. As I usually do!
I see some have had issues with time. I think it has to do with the consultant that is assigned to you. I would highly recommend that you ask for Liesa if you have the chance. I stayed there for an hour and a half or so and it was an enjoyable experience, even though at the end I payed more than an average car.
A question to other buyers. How do you feel about the window treatments? Did anyone get them? The 10,000 range seems steep to me but I have never bought window coverings for so much glass before. Does anyone know what it would cost to do it after the fact?
 
PrimeChuck said:
Hello all, had my consultation today. Met with Liesa. I have to say I did not feel rushed at all and she was wonderful. She helped me pick the right colour scheme and options and did not curse me when I kept changing my mind. As I usually do!
I see some have had issues with time. I think it has to do with the consultant that is assigned to you. I would highly recommend that you ask for Liesa if you have the chance. I stayed there for an hour and a half or so and it was an enjoyable experience, even though at the end I payed more than an average car.
A question to other buyers. How do you feel about the window treatments? Did anyone get them? The 10,000 range seems steep to me but I have never bought window coverings for so much glass before. Does anyone know what it would cost to do it after the fact?
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I had the same design consultant and she is great. Allows you to take all the time you need and she has great suggestions. Highly recommended.
 
I had the other lady, i forgot her name but I believe there were only two people.

She was kind of weird/awkward to begin with, a little uniformed about many of the questions I asked.

I guess your experience really depends who you had
 
Only 1 1/2 hours? That doesn't seem like much. I know the appointments at Liberty Towers are 3-4 hours long. 1 in the morning, 1 in the afternoon.
 
X Condo said:
I had the other lady, i forgot her name but I believe there were only two people.

She was kind of weird/awkward to begin with, a little uniformed about many of the questions I asked.

I guess your experience really depends who you had
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It really depends on which consultant you had. I had the same lady who was awkward and uninformed and I felt rushed. In retrospect, I wish I asked for another consultant as my appointment was not an enjoyable or fulfilling one.
 
simuls said:
Only 1 1/2 hours? That doesn't seem like much. I know the appointments at Liberty Towers are 3-4 hours long. 1 in the morning, 1 in the afternoon.
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Yeah, I only needed 1.5 hours. I already had a good idea of what upgrades I wanted since Janine at the design office (a wonderful lady by the way) was nice enough to send me a list of upgrades beforehand.
Though Liesa did mention that some of the clients did spend 3 hours with her picking options. I just did not need that long. I mainly had to pick tile and cabinetry.
 
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