Edllguy
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^^^Perhaps Starbucks can reoccupy the retail space of this new tower when it's completed!
Zero chance. Maybe late 2027 would be my guess just casually based on the number of projects I've photographed over the years.How is the timeline looking for this project? Initially they mentioned occupancy by first quarter of 2026, which seems impossible…
You mean the one that's being built at the moment... Of course it's going ahead just look at the previous page to see that it's being built.With all this condo prices collapse, people turning away from there deposits, dropping rental yields, what are the chances of this project going ahead? Will there be any changes?thx
There have been a number of projects under construction that have failed. Look west to 1111 Clarkson. Shovels in the ground doesn't guarantee completion as a number of buyers learned the hard way.You mean the one that's being built at the moment... Of course it's going ahead just look at the previous page to see that it's being built.
CentreCourt is a bit of an anomaly though, with their "build fast, litigate later" approach.There have been a number of projects under construction that have failed. Look west to 1111 Clarkson. Shovels in the ground doesn't guarantee completion as a number of buyers learned the hard way.
Correct, however this makes them - if anything - doubly susceptible to the disastrous market implosion we're currently experiencing. By and large, going forward, people don't want what they were selling...CentreCourt is a bit of an anomaly though, with their "build fast, litigate later" approach.
You realize that the sales for this building started in the middle of 2023 when the prices were already depressed and the interest rates are already high, if the sales were in the peak of late 2021 then i would tend to agree that it might become problematic.There have been a number of projects under construction that have failed. Look west to 1111 Clarkson. Shovels in the ground doesn't guarantee completion as a number of buyers learned the hard way.
Nope. Didn't pay attention to when it started selling and it doesn't matter either. If the company can't pay the bills for whatever reason, it can be pushed into receivership. Unexpected costs and cost overruns are a real thing right now. Look what happened with the US putting tariffs on steel. That can easily affect build costs here if there is reciprocity on building materials entering Canada.You realize that the sales for this building started in the middle of 2023 when the prices were already depressed and the interest rates are already high, if the sales were in the peak of late 2021 then i would tend to agree that it might become problematic.
I have $10 to wager that this building will be completed. I have been in the building industry for 38 years and working for someone else for 9 years prior and can guarantee that Centrecourt did not go out on a limb to start construction on this project. Centrecourt is one of the most organized builders in the industry and probably the quickest to go from excavation to completion in the GTA. The quality of their product is a different story IMO.Nope. Didn't pay attention to when it started selling and it doesn't matter either. If the company can't pay the bills for whatever reason, it can be pushed into receivership. Unexpected costs and cost overruns are a real thing right now. Look what happened with the US putting tariffs on steel. That can easily affect build costs here if there is reciprocity on building materials entering Canada.
...what was bad already would likely get much, much worse?Hi,
What’s the opinion here of the future
for this project now and projects like this after tariffs and start of trade war?