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Originally Posted by wong21fr
We've had fake development projects before- if there's a hot market and equity looking for a home shadiness abounds. One Lincoln Park is a good example of shadiness actually paying off. This might be another such situation.
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They did do a fair amount of work on the marketing page, though for all I know somebody simply copied stuff from another development.
Given the work that has been done (and the CREJ treatment of the project as legitimate) and the mixed history of real developments by the developers, its probably too harsh to call it "fake." Perhaps a better word is "speculative" to be greeted with a lot of skepticism that the owners/developers can actually pull it off as currently conceived.