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Old Posted Mar 18, 2021, 4:43 PM
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^ I've never understood ovens or microwaves at ankle or shin level. You can't clean them unless you're on hands and knees.

Regardless, maybe I'm seeing a dishwasher in that photo.
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Old Posted Mar 18, 2021, 6:49 PM
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That's a lot of decorating.

I guess buyers really have soured on downtown living during the pandemic.
I would argue that end of Downtown has been declining in desirability at a disproportionate rate due to some of the issue spilling out from Granville area.

EDIT: Holy sh*t. The cheapest 1 bedroom is $900,000+GST. That's laughable. Basically a million dollars.
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Old Posted Mar 18, 2021, 10:48 PM
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^ I've never understood ovens or microwaves at ankle or shin level. You can't clean them unless you're on hands and knees.
Not much different than an old school stove with oven.
I think the thinking is that anything heavy (like a turkey with sloshing juices) is easier to lift below you than from chest level especially if the door does not slide into the appliance (like on the Great British Baking Show).
Plus, short people would have problems with higher wall ovens, especially if the door gets in the way.

On the flip side, it may be low to teach small children not to touch hot things.
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Old Posted Mar 30, 2021, 10:22 AM
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I wish they had zig-zagged the roof enclosure....
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Agreed. The tower looks very good on the whole but the crown leaves me feeling a bit underwhelmed.
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Old Posted Apr 14, 2021, 6:11 AM
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Hey officedweller, I see you took advantage of a beautiful day for an extended lunch hour (a power lunch). Good to see you in the neighbourhood.
I also was enjoying the weather in the early afternoon. We may have crossed path with no awareness.
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I may be getting my buildings mixed up but only the penthouse has sold, right?
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I may be getting my buildings mixed up but only the penthouse has sold, right?
What gives you that impression?

From my knowledge this developer (Grosvenor) sold out 50% in the first 3+ months when presale came available.

It's at least 85-90% sold by now.
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I may be getting my buildings mixed up but only the penthouse has sold, right?
I have no idea what building that would be. Where are you getting that from?
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Also, developers usually can't start construction via funds obtained from banks with subject to have sold x amount of pre-sale units (usually 45-50% of inventory). Although Grosvenor is an unique case here since they are likely their own financier for most of their flagship developments.

But anyways, it would be very unusual to see any developments completing at this stage without having most of their units sold..
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That glass wall on the roof level and a lack of ladder to the very top of the mech room didn't allow for me to get quite the vantage points I wanted.


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Cool! Tanchiro are you a Rooftopper (Crane Climber) ?
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Cool! Tanchiro are you a Rooftopper (Crane Climber) ?
Land Surveyor collecting Roof Peak Elevations.
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I bet you would have the access to confirm some missing building heights in the SSP database.
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