I was by there a couple of weeks ago and it looked like materials were being dropped off and there were a few workers there. Definitely not moving quickly though.
Some bad news courtesy of Reddit: Carrington and/or their general Contractor is in default for rents on the property. Anyone know if they'll be able to right the ship?
Well that's just awesome. We'll now have numerous partially built properties strewn about.
In the link there is another link ot a statement of claim from Loewen drywall against Carrington, gateway and some others who I assume are also owners.
Carrington has made it their business to pick up failed construction projects and re-start construction.
Maybe in this instance, Carrington will pick up the failed Carrington project for pennies on the dollar and develop it into another successful Carrington project after Carrington failed the first try around.
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Carrington has made it their business to pick up failed construction projects and re-start construction.
Maybe in this instance, Carrington will pick up the failed Carrington project for pennies on the dollar and develop it into another successful Carrington project after Carrington failed the first try around.
They're taking a page out of the Marc Jacobs playbook. LOL