lol at there being like 2 units lit up at night. Nobody lives here still?
Tut tut, careful forumers will be on you about how xenophobic that is or how just because units never have any lights on that doesn’t mean they’re unoccupied!
Tut tut, careful forumers will be on you about how xenophobic that is or how just because units never have any lights on that doesn’t mean they’re unoccupied!
OMG - there's only 4 lights on in the (former) Shangri-La in one of those pics!
Tut tut, careful forumers will be on you about how xenophobic that is or how just because units never have any lights on that doesn’t mean they’re unoccupied!
Maybe they invented electric blinds and brought the technology to Vancouver.
is it still not completed? is no one living in it yet?
This is how it looks right now. Don't be fooled by the lit up suites, just lights left on by workers.
Not fully completed yet but can be taken occupancy.
From my vantage point it looks empty.
This is how it looks right now. Don't be fooled by the lit up suites, just lights left on by workers.
Not fully completed yet but can be taken occupancy.
From my vantage point it looks empty.
There's been a few units up for rent on Facebook for several months, so I think they must have occupancy. They're horrendously ugly, so I really don't know who's going to rent them.
They look amusingly like an operating theatre.
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The units on the 40th floor and up will be taking the heaviest losses if they need to sell. They averaged around $3,000 per SF when it sold out in 2017.
There is a unit listed on the 7th floor for $1,242 per SF (!)
There's been a few units up for rent on Facebook for several months, so I think they must have occupancy. They're horrendously ugly, so I really don't know who's going to rent them.
They look amusingly like an operating theatre.
Hey, who doesn't like having to Windex your bedroom walls.
The Island looks kind of cool but that's about it. It's crazy how much thought went into the podium/tower facade and the amenity spaces, only for the units themselves to look like complete dogshit
The Island looks kind of cool but that's about it. It's crazy how much thought went into the podium/tower facade and the amenity spaces, only for the units themselves to look like complete dogshit
Because they weren't built for buyers who would consider them "homes"?
Hence Gillespie's signature on the whiny developer letter to the Feds about letting in foreign buyers.
Because they weren't built for buyers who would consider them "homes"?
Hence Gillespie's signature on the whiny developer letter to the Feds about letting in foreign buyers.
From what I hear, the finishes are all super pricy. They just look godawful.
I don't know how that sells to the overseas buyers either. It makes it a worse investment. Even if you didn't have to live in it, this would be an embarrassment to own.
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The Island looks kind of cool but that's about it. It's crazy how much thought went into the podium/tower facade and the amenity spaces, only for the units themselves to look like complete dogshit
The island looks like a real pain in the to clean.
I'll never understand why they want with GLASS WALLS for the rooms as if people never hang stuff on the walls in their bedroom or want to feel like they live in a massive studio apartment or something. So dumb.
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