gigi75

they accumulated that dirt on the corner because they are preparing to pour the foundations on the last corner. After the foundations are poured they will spread the dirt to backfill. After that the excavators will come out. 

Hi Gigi75

 

Thanks for your kindly reply, yes i already signed with notary, they refunded me $8800 instead $20000~, so paid $10000 more on my unit. I could refuse the deal but i was also afraid this will bring some lawsuit and will drag forever, because per my Lawyer friend these small case can goes up to 1-2 years, and on otherside i will still need to rent an apartment during the lawsuit, so it will end up the same May be i was just unlucky on my first purchase. I am planning to buy the phase 4 of Bassin

I think you took a wise decision, but a promoter that's acts like that is a shame for all the honest ones. He was in breach of contract. Not you. A modification exceeding the percentage stipulated in the contract is definitely a breach.

Every new condo owner expects a loss of 8-10% in sqft... This is something everybody knows! Your numbers seem perfectly normal to me considering the plan you bought showed a square footage including outside walls, interior deviders/pillars and 1/2 of party walls.

He said the gross sqft went down, not from gross to net, that usually goes down 8-10%.

That is in my opinion unacceptable.

is anything i can do at this point?

Did you sign? If the difference is over 5% you can refuse to accept the 7700 discount. And say that the unit does not respect anymore the original contract. So either they offer a better deal, or you walk away.

The access to the tub from the short side is very unpractical and probably even illegal.

I think that the platform of the station is much longer of the sketch above, and arrives up to st Laurent.

The entire parking in front of the garage sits right on top of St. Laurent metro station, and belongs to the city of Montreal. so not much left good to be used.

Being in that location I would have expected something more unconventional. It reminds me the 2 towers at 1200 De Maisonneuve. But in a cheaper version.

From what I understood they are doing geotechnical studies. Must be complicated to excavate that site with all the metro's staff there.

No, the metro follows the old path of de maisonneuve before the works of the Quartier des spectacles.

so I guess orange lointain has to excuse himself.

from what i read the promoter that terminated the lofts des arts was victim of a tempted extortion. Does this qualify him as gangster as someone wrote?

so, what do you know about that?

2) this is a mafia gangster family, like many others active in development here, but if you google, you'll see that we should expect from this gang the same deception we got with the waldman properties or basically any of the scam italian active types we're so familiar with, even though this one is actually gangsters from la italia;

Interesting. How did you get infos?

Rumors say that the project is cancelled.

Ah, so is like buying a Ford with a Rolls Royce brand, and pay it like a Rolls Royce, just because has a Rolls Royce brand

That lot was for sale last year at around 4 millions. Attached to the listing there were a couple of renderings. The exterior looks very, very close to the actual one. The project was already approved, in favour of a developer that usually does mass market. That developer sold the lot to the actual ones.

The new owners basically retained the same exterior concept that was already approved. So my question is, what did stark add to this project?

I still have to understand where they are gonna fit this bridge, that according to renderings will have the width of about 14 lanes.

I have some doubts. How can a developer that up to yesterday was doing smalland cheap insert project wake up one day and hire the most expensive designer of the planet?