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Originally Posted by niwell
Technically didn't Tridel start with developments in the City of Toronto, then only later expanded to the further suburbs? Most of the highrise apartment developments would be solidly in the city. Of course this was well before the 905 area code existed, or 10 digit dialing for that matter.
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Not sure as their long history dates from before condos even existed. Ironically, I believe their first condo was in Oakville. They have around 120 completed highrise condos in Toronto though. Most are outside the former city however, the majority of condos built before 2000 were built in the boroughs/ cities making up the 416.
They used to be pretty big in Edmonton a long time ago. I wonder if they developed the first condo corp. in Canada there.
In the end, it isn't fair to position suburbia as inferior to everything. These forums are hardly representative of suburbia and yet quality is often determined on what's different. I don't know how many times I'm seen some mediocre build passed on as the best in years while some well executed projects thoroughly bashed for not breaking the mold. Things are going to get a little repetitive when you have a 500 residential towers build in a short ten year span.