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8 minutes ago, swansongtoo said:

In 150 years, long after we're all gone, a promoter will want to build 287m over the townhouses and someone will yell that these have to be preserved for posterity.  Obviously, in 2171, the Enticy will serve as a guide.  

I wonder if the townhouses will be considered patrimoine in year 2171. 

2 hours ago, Julpyz said:

Effectivement

Great work. Thanks. Rocco’s girlfriend  needs some company. 

6 hours ago, Rocco said:

One word: BROCCOLINI 

20 minutes ago, SameGuy said:

Essentiellement:

You must work in project management! 

57 minutes ago, SKYMTL said:

Condos of that size are AirBnB bait.  Or a pied-à-terre for people who've moved outside the city in the last few years but still want a downtown unit. 

As Montreal (hopefully) rebounds, its something we're actively looking at too, though the layout of this one vs others is just atrocious.  

Lots of PAT. I know a lot of people that live in Trois-Rivières and Quebec City that come into town a couple times per week for work. Makes more sense for them to have a PAT. 
 

And lots of students with rich parents. 

46 minutes ago, Rocco said:

J'ai carrément oublié le 1 Sq Phillips dans ma marche nocturne hier hahaha. Tsé quand y'a trop de projets... #cant.keep.up  

No excuses soldier! Thanks for the snaps. 

https://briviagroup.ca/groupe-brivia-acquiert-le-centre-carnaval-lasalle/

Eleva? 

1 minute ago, Djentmaster001 said:

Oh come on, if this was true, it would have leaked out already. 

Plus, let's be honest, outside low taxes and low regulations, why the hell would anyone move to Florida? Covid deaths are through the roof, the governor is an authoritarian figure who is willing to take away funding from public schools. Corruption is through the roof, the infrastructure is worse than Quebec, climate change mitigation is non-existent there, crime is spiking, COL is much higher, QOL is so much lower than what you find here, etc... take it from someone who lived there and had a business there. Sure taxes are higher there, but factor rents, wages, COL, tax-credits, etc... you're better off here. 

 

Depends on your business model. If you compete on the international stage, it is extremely difficult to compete and provide competitive products and services if you’re handicapped by heavy taxes such as the case here in Quebec. Not bashing, just stating reality. 

5 hours ago, internationalx said:

So dumb not to build the podium to the lot-line to meet an already existing lot-line blind wall.  It's city-building 101.  

Mind explaining that in English for the architecturally challenged?

7 hours ago, Rocco said:

Perfect symmetry. Props to you 

3 hours ago, mtlrdp said:

That 120m wall looks ridiculous 

So ugly 

16 hours ago, ToxiK said:

Est-ce qu'on veut vraiment des familles au centre-ville?  S'il y a plus de familles, il y aura besoin de plus d'écoles et les terrains coûtent une fortune.  On est mieux d'avoir des familles dans les quartiers périphériques ou en banlieue (où elles veulent être de toutes façons) et y construire des école plus aérées sur des terrains qui copient moins cher.

Qui recherche le style centre-ville qu'un immeuble comme le 900 St-Jacques, des célibataires, des couples ou des familles?

Pourquoi pas des garderies et écoles privés?

48 minutes ago, Fortier said:

Post Office Station needs a good cleaning. Such beauties should not be neglected. Then people are up in arms about destroying patrimoine. 

https://renx.ca/petra-mach-51-storey-1000-gauchetiere-montreal-office/