...I mean, we should be free to give anyone the suspicious glance if they claim to have purchased a unit on the 82nd floor of this tower then. 🙀
 
Some pictures from my recent site visit/measure:


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UtakataNoAnnex said:
...I mean, we should be free to give anyone the suspicious glance if they claim to have purchased a unit on the 82nd floor of this tower then. 🙀
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Well, we don't know about the floor number assignments yet. Maybe no -4s, no 13? If those were all gone, someone on the actual 77th floor could have a unit numbered 8601, so a 74th floorer might believe they live on the 82nd.

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^...what they should do is include floors #4 and 13 with units at a cut rate price, simply to demonstrate that those living on those floors will likely have the same life expectancy and a probability of bad luck as anyone else living in that tower. And in that way they don't have to be so obtuse and disingenuous in floor numbering and claims, IMO.
 
interchange42 said:
Well, we don't know about the floor number assignments yet. Maybe no -4s, no 13? If those were all gone, someone on the actual 77th floor could have a unit numbered 8601, so a 74th floorer might believe they live on the 82nd.

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They might also skip only 4 and 13. My building was finished a couple years ago and we don't have 4 or 13, but we have 24 and 34.
 
UtakataNoAnnex said:
^...what they should do is include floors #4 and 13 with units at a cut rate price, simply to demonstrate that those living on those floors will likely have the same life expectancy and a probability of bad luck as anyone else living in that tower. And in that way they don't have to be so obtuse and disingenuous in floor numbering and claims, IMO.
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There are lots of buildings that keep the numbers. Brad Lamb told me years ago that he didn't have any extra trouble selling suites on those floors, and he didn't drop the price for them. Every developer decides on their own, and I don't know what the case is for this building...

...other than that they are claiming a certain number of floors that the building certainly doesn't have.

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interchange42 said:
There are lots of buildings that keep the numbers. Brad Lamb told me years ago that he didn't have any extra trouble selling suites on those floors, and he didn't drop the price for them. Every developer decides on their own, and I don't know what the case is for this building...

...other than that they are claiming a certain number of floors that the building certainly doesn't have.

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I’d live on the 13th floor. But house number 666 is a bit much for me.
 
UtakataNoAnnex said:
^...what they should do is include floors #4 and 13 with units at a cut rate price, simply to demonstrate that those living on those floors will likely have the same life expectancy and a probability of bad luck as anyone else living in that tower. And in that way they don't have to be so obtuse and disingenuous in floor numbering and claims, IMO.
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I wouldn't mind living on those floors.
 
Aug 26
Form work for the tower been removed and about to be top off

Shot from Hurontario
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