ville-marie Humaniti - 39 étages (2021)

[acpnc]

il y a 35 minutes, Kolev3000 a dit :

Humaniti ça va être fou. Malade !!!

Déjà très imposant en effet et il reste encore 4-5 planchers à monter. Il jettera son ombre loin à l'est comme à l'ouest. Mais cette perspective pourrait être brisée par un autre immeuble en hauteur qui serait éventuellement construit juste en face du PdC, sur le dernier terrain vacant du coin.

[GS999]

il y a 15 minutes, acpnc a dit :

Déjà très imposant en effet et il reste encore 4-5 planchers à monter. Il jettera son ombre loin à l'est comme à l'ouest. Mais cette perspective pourrait être brisée par un autre immeuble en hauteur qui serait éventuellement construit juste en face du PdC, sur le dernier terrain vacant du coin.

L'ombre à l'ouest sera minime et de courte durée selon moi, seulement au levé du soleil et quelques heures après si je ne me trompe pas. Très peu d'impact pour les édifices à l'ouest.

[Ricardo100]

Il y a 3 heures, Kolev3000 a dit :

Humaniti ça va être fou. Malade !!!

Tous ceux qui occupent les étages en haut des édifices situés directement en face de ce projet ont définitivement perdus leurs belles vues sur le CV. Ce doit être difficile à accepter. En l'espace d'une année ton horizon visuel que tu as certainement payé plus cher que ceux qui habitent les étages inférieurs de ton immeuble vient de disparaître complètement. Tu as maintenant une vue sur un mur de fenêtres.

[Rantanplan]

Il y a 11 heures, Ricardo100 a dit :

Tous ceux qui occupent les étages en haut des édifices situés directement en face de ce projet ont définitivement perdus leurs belles vues sur le CV. Ce doit être difficile à accepter. En l'espace d'une année ton horizon visuel que tu as certainement payé plus cher que ceux qui habitent les étages inférieurs de ton immeuble vient de disparaître complètement. Tu as maintenant une vue sur un mur de fenêtres.

Faut vraiment être naïf (pas vous mais l’acheteur) pour se dire qu'un centre-ville d'une métropole ne va jamais changer.

[Rusty]

lol ta ben raison alihoufani, mais a Montreal depuis 90s rien ce passait... et la voila .... les gens avait peut etre pas le concept que ca deviendrait comme ca 

[Mondo_Grosso]

13 hours ago, Ricardo100 said:

Tous ceux qui occupent les étages en haut des édifices situés directement en face de ce projet ont définitivement perdus leurs belles vues sur le CV. Ce doit être difficile à accepter. En l'espace d'une année ton horizon visuel que tu as certainement payé plus cher que ceux qui habitent les étages inférieurs de ton immeuble vient de disparaître complètement. Tu as maintenant une vue sur un mur de fenêtres.

En conséquence, les développeurs vont être obligé de bâtir de plus en plus haut pour offrir des belles vues. 

[SupremeMTL]

I mean, whenever you build something you will always piss off someone because they will lose their view. The only solution is to buy something with protected views but even that is harder nowadays as the terms of the protected views can be challenged in court. https://www.theglobeandmail.com/real-estate/montreals-spectacular-vistas-being-crowded-out-by-high-risedevelopment/article37716140/

Quote from the article: "Montreal businessman Jacques Schonberg found out the hard way that the magnificent views included with his high-end condo weren't guaranteed when a new condo tower went up right next door to his a few years ago.

"I lost my whole eastern and southern views, pretty well," Mr. Schonberg says of his 23rd-floor condo in downtown Montreal's Crystal de la Montagne tower on René-Lévesque Boulevard. "I had a spectacular view" in the building – a 2008 project – before construction of the 38-storey Tour Icône right next door, he said. "Now, I see right into other people's windows."

His perspective on Mount Royal remains, but he lost sightlines to Olympic Stadium to the east and to the river to the south"

Another good tip would be to steer clear of parking lots. Quote from the same article:

"Some residents happily ensconced in the luxe 33-storey, 192-unit Altitude condo tower directly across the street from Place Ville Marie found to their dismay a few years ago that their views were to be imperilled when permits were obtained for construction of the TOM Condos complex, 40 floors stacked extremely close up against Altitude's southeastern flank. 

"There were complaints, yes," said Daniel Revah, president of Corev Immobilier, TOM's developer. But he points out that the TOM follows a familiar pattern of being built on a former above-ground parking lot. Smart condo purchasers in most North American cities should know that if their tower is close to a parking lot, chances are good that that parcel of land will eventually be built upon, particularly if the location is a prime one such as Montreal's downtown, Mr. Revah said. "Parking lots in all the cities, including Montreal, are being eliminated," he said."

Modifié 26 juillet 2019 par SupremeMTL

[slypopenski]

Par contre, le bâtiment de l'autre côté de Bleury est du locatif (le Mille-Neuf),  c'est plus facile quitter un logement en locatif qu'essayer de vendre un condo qui n'a plus de vue.

[Rocco]

6 hours ago, SupremeMTL said:

I mean, whenever you build something you will always piss off someone because they will lose their view. The only solution is to buy something with protected views but even that is harder nowadays as the terms of the protected views can be challenged in court. https://www.theglobeandmail.com/real-estate/montreals-spectacular-vistas-being-crowded-out-by-high-risedevelopment/article37716140/

Quote from the article: "Montreal businessman Jacques Schonberg found out the hard way that the magnificent views included with his high-end condo weren't guaranteed when a new condo tower went up right next door to his a few years ago.

"I lost my whole eastern and southern views, pretty well," Mr. Schonberg says of his 23rd-floor condo in downtown Montreal's Crystal de la Montagne tower on René-Lévesque Boulevard. "I had a spectacular view" in the building – a 2008 project – before construction of the 38-storey Tour Icône right next door, he said. "Now, I see right into other people's windows."

His perspective on Mount Royal remains, but he lost sightlines to Olympic Stadium to the east and to the river to the south"

Another good tip would be to steer clear of parking lots. Quote from the same article:

"Some residents happily ensconced in the luxe 33-storey, 192-unit Altitude condo tower directly across the street from Place Ville Marie found to their dismay a few years ago that their views were to be imperilled when permits were obtained for construction of the TOM Condos complex, 40 floors stacked extremely close up against Altitude's southeastern flank. 

"There were complaints, yes," said Daniel Revah, president of Corev Immobilier, TOM's developer. But he points out that the TOM follows a familiar pattern of being built on a former above-ground parking lot. Smart condo purchasers in most North American cities should know that if their tower is close to a parking lot, chances are good that that parcel of land will eventually be built upon, particularly if the location is a prime one such as Montreal's downtown, Mr. Revah said. "Parking lots in all the cities, including Montreal, are being eliminated," he said."

Wow this guy Jacques something is really a crybaby. Dude bought a condo surrounded by parking lots and he now cries foul that a new tower blocks his view? Seriously.

[Dominic723]

First world problem... who care s'il a plus de vue... qu'il s'en achète un autre condo ailleurs, pas besoin d'en parler dans le Globe and Mail...