I am glad to see that the sales of the condos of the phase 1 had a lot of success.
I wonder if someone knows when Pinnacle will launch the phase 2 ?
I can't wait to see the construction of the tallest tower.
Thank you in advance for your answer .
 
I guess it's not folly if they can afford it. Provided that 70% claim is true, that's a pretty strong sign of confidence in Toronto's real estate market. This is a central location, after all.

As for who they are, it's safe to say the likes of you and I are not the target demographic.
 
enrigue8 said:
I am glad to see that the sales of the condos of the phase 1 had a lot of success.
I wonder if someone knows when Pinnacle will launch the phase 2 ?
I can't wait to see the construction of the tallest tower.
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If phase 1 sells this fast you might see phase 2 in the market by Sept/Oct,
gee if that does as well it would have them start building sometime next year
 
Isotack said:
70% of just over half of the building. They have only released the first 54 floors according to the sell sheet.
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54 floors is much more than half a 65-storey building, but I do appreciate you posting the detail!

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There are only sigh changes from 55 on up, but no, there are no large units in this building, it's 10 units per floor all the way to the 65th.

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interchange42 said:
54 floors is much more than half a 65-storey building, but I do appreciate you posting the detail!

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Then the mods might want to add some clarity to the height of the building and which building being discussed in this thread... 54 floors is closer to half of 95 than 65!!!

Pinnacle One Yonge | 307m | 95s | Pinnacle | Hariri Pontarini
 
Isotack said:
Then the mods might want to add some clarity to the height of the building and which building being discussed in this thread... 54 floors is closer to half of 95 than 65!!!

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Sorry I just thought that the title of the thread actually reflected what was being discussed. Perhaps...since there are five buildings they could be separated. A, B, C, ...or something like that. But that's just me... I like common sense.
 
could "70% sold" mean large realtors "bought" units in bulk to resell to individual buyers, but these units haven't been actually sold to individual buyers?
 
RyanD said:
I got this email yesterday too, not sure how legit it is, but I too was surprised to see the subject line...
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The Prestige development itself isn’t 70% sold out (to my knowledge).

We don’t represent Pinnacle so I can’t speak on their behalf, but we saw huge interest in One Yonge on our end. We were lucky enough to secure a number of units for our clients, 70% of which were sold at the time of that email – the remainder have since been allocated as well.

We’re just one of many teams with Platinum access to One Yonge, so I can only speculate as to the sales status for the rest of the building. Given the location, the builder, and the years of anticipation for the project, I’m assuming it’ll sell quite well.

The Prestige hasn’t been fully released yet, either.

Hope that helps clarify!
 
precondo said:
The floorplate actually changes twice. Floor 38 breaks to 8 units a floor, and then floor 55+ is 5 units.
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Not according to the architectural plans posted to the City's website. That would be a huge drop in the number of units available for sale if true, and a much higher percentage of 2 and 3 bedroom units. Do you have a breakdown of the number of 1, 2, and 3 bedroom suites?

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