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Merci Jerry!

I bought their Salema sofa bed. I'm really pleased with the quality for the price I paid.

I pass in front of it all the time. It looks really good for the spot!

Nouvelle galerie sur leur site: http://lecanal.ca/fr/galerie

Thanks guys for the info!

I think the more important point is to simply have parking space always available! It is near impossible to find a "free" spot on the streets downtown, else you pay 30$ a day for a private garage. Now, if I can get a parking for 35k 200m away instead of 70k (after tax)... I will start considering the walk as an option! On topic: based on the renderings of TdC2 only, it seems there is not enough room on the land to add 2 more towers...

Thanks Jerry! Interesting to see how these parking prices will affect Jardin Windsor prices and even Griffintown. It would almost be better for them to buy a parking spot at Jardin Windsor at half the price and walk the 200m back to TdC2...

Est-ce une joke ou serieux?

I remember going to the sales office and it was really 80% sold... There was only like 6-7 units left if I remember. It seems the project went down when they realized the complexity and problems of the excavation perhaps? Hard to believe, but if you are going to steal money, why even bother with the demolition of the old building, while maintaining the facade at high cost and starting excavating?

Condos on the 48th, 49th and 50th floor of Tour des Canadiens are already sold. Also, Avenue sold condos on the 48th and 49th already... or at least this is what I heard.

Surprisingly, they already sold the penthouses above the 47th floor, all the units on the 45th and it now seems the large penthouse of the 42th with huge terrace. They are doing much better than Ritz and Altoria in that regards!

Wow! My unit is corner Basin and Seigneurs... I didn't even know there was such a problem within the building... Never had any noise or smell issues in my unit.

La vrai artère commerciale ''d'indépendants'' est Notre-Dame à l'ouest de la Montagne.

That said, Yoo is really one of the nicest project. I especially like the radiant floors and the bathroom styles!

Good luck! In my experience, price is firm, but they will include more things "for the same price". For my unit in another project, I could get some modifications, extra lighting, doors, condo fees for a year, etc. But price was not changed. That said, once the building was finished, the remaining units were at a small discount (but imo less desirable)

They filled water features this week:

I am in Le Canal and I had no issues with the condo, except a touch up of caulking on one window, but I have over 40 linear feet of windows so can't complain really. If I had to choose between Gallery and Bassins, I would pick Bassins. I think the "I1a" floor plan is great!

That's what I call a pretty big risk... A collateral for 1.6 Billion is quite substantial, if it doesn't work, the guy is going bankrupt.

Genial!!!!

Pour continuer sur cette discussion et donner des conseils aux membres qui ont des problèmes de plancher, il y a plusieurs avantages pour chaque type de plancher. Tout d'abord, le laminé et le bois d'ingénierie sont utilisés non pas pour une question de coût, mais plustôt pour une question de respiration face à l'humidité relâchée dans une construction neuve. Un condo neuf en béton peut perdre plusieurs centaines litres d'eau la première année et un plancher en bois franc peut ouvrir si le niveau d'humidité n'est pas bien controllé. Le bois d'ingénierie résiste mieux à cela et il est même souvent plus cher que du plancher de bois franc! Par contre, le plancher d'ingénierie peut seulement être sablé et reteint une fois avant d'être changé... Le plancher de bois franc peut potentiellement durer un siècle si bien entretenu et sablé/fini. Les planchers de laminé sont moins cher et résistent très bien aux égratignures, mais s'il y a domage, on ne peut pas vraiment les réparer comme du bois. Également, ils n'ont pas le ''toucher'' et look naturel et comfortable du vrai bois. Donc le truc pour enlever les craquements: garder une humidité constante de 45-55% et une température entre 21 et 24 celsius. Avoir une bonne circulation d'air aide et seulement nettoyer les plancher avec des produits pour cela. Meubler réduit également les sons.

Une petite erreur de rien, le bois d'ingénierie est en fait plusieures couches collées ensemble, ce qui rend le bois plus résistant à l'humidité (béton).

I went with Bell because they ran fiber all the way to the units. Videotron ran cable instead. If you want to go for low latency and higher bandwidth plans, Bell had better specs. I am a software engineer and I upload a lot of data to multiple VMs at once (100Mbps+), so my needs are not too common. If you want to browse the web and send emails, both Videotron and Bell are fine and you won't see any different. If you are a big HD streaming fan, you might.

Dison que c'est mieux que les chemins de fer avant... Le sud de St-Jacques etait un waste land avant!

Victor-Hugo... la rue la plus paisible du centre-ville!

Non, l'étage des penthouses est clairement coulée. Il reste juste les étages méchaniques (1 ou 2).