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Originally Posted by Chadillaccc
I always find it hilarious that the other cities in the country (Calgary and Vancouver) have their buildings taken off the lists months before they are even prepared for occupation and still have hoarding up(The Georgia, The Bow), while some Toronto buildings already have partial occupation (Trump) yet are still on the list. Kindof definitely a double standard?
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For the last time, The Bow has had its occupation permits for the majority of the building for several weeks and has people working in the building. An office building functions quite differently than a residential building as well. The tenants are responsible for the finishes. The Georgia was "taken off the list" by a foreign editor and, while I disagree with his decision, I'm not going to change it either having, thankfully, not stepped in Vancouver in roughly two years.
Trump is very much under construction despite the opening of the hotel. The residences are incomplete and the facade is still being installed. I'm not referring to replacing mismatched or broken windows but, actual design elements. Take a look up at the corner tower if you don't believe me.