ville-marie TOM Condos - 42 étages (2019)

[brightlightsbigcity]

Am I the only one who hates everything Karl Fischer gets his hands on?

 

Apparently not: http://www.nypost.com/p/news/opinion/opedcolumnists/ny_most_loathed_architect_kZWV1C0F6ldDVqmnO64DMN

[jhony]

Am I the only one who hates everything Karl Fischer gets his hands on?

 

Apparently not: http://www.nypost.com/p/news/opinion/opedcolumnists/ny_most_loathed_architect_kZWV1C0F6ldDVqmnO64DMN

 

looking like there are too many condos downtown...sales are slowing..

[Rocco]

The units layout are terrible on this one. Architect did a very lazy job. Also most units will be facing the north-east, no sun at all during the whole day.

[flight_from_kamakura]

the feds' moves to slow down the market came at a really bad time for montreal, no doubt. if the average condo-buyer is looking at an extra 30k in cash deposit and a shorter amortization scheme, that'll obviously have an effect. but there are three reasons why the market in montreal oughtn't to suffer as much as those in toronto and vancouver. first, there's a pretty strong consensus that montreal has a lot of pent up demand - we're at least a decade behind other canadian metropolitan areas in everything from boomer downsizing to core residential development. even as job concentration in the core has continued, new core residential development has been flat, intensive transit-oriented development has only come on here recently, etc. we basically have more slack before the market softens. second, condo unit prices in montreal are lower than those in other canadian cities, often significantly so - this means lower deposits and monthly payments, taking the sting out of the shorter amortization period. third and finally, as vancouver and toronto price themselves out of some investors' reach, the basics above and montreal's relatively lower prices ought to prove attractive.

 

as for the tom here, my thinking is that in a just world projects like this piece of shit would obviously be the first ones to suffer, but i imagine it's more likely to be built than some of the others (overdale, that one behind the hilton garden inn, maybe icone, univers, and others), which is a shame. if this thing is as bargain basement as the design suggests, they probably have some lattitude on pricing.

[FrAgZ]

De l'ordre svp

 

De retour au TOM !

 

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[peekay]

looking like there are too many condos downtown...sales are slowing..

 

Your post doesn't make any sense! Where are you getting this information from? Please put some data up backing up your claim! Also, what does that have to do with Karl Fischer???

[Invité Olivier2160]

En tout cas, moi j'arrive d'une visite d'environ 30 minutes du bureau des ventes et ça grouille de monde la dedans, tous les vendeurs étaient occupés. Le vendeur m'a dit que les ventes allaient bien, tout près de 40% de vendu mais que le site WEB n'est pas à jour car ils n'ont pas eu le temps de le mettre à jour. Plusieurs unités auraient été vendues au cours des derniers jours. Il disent que la première pelletée de terre est au gros max janvier/février.

 

Je dois dire que j'ai été impressionné par la maquette à l'intérieur et que les displays de la cuisine et salle de bain sont très beaux, purs et modernes.

 

Les choses semblent bien aller de ce côté.

[Invité]

Cool! Merci de ces infos!

[pathfinder91]

haha les videos et l'animation de la présentatrice sont tellement mauvais, on croirait presque une parodie

[Habsfan]

Merci pour le update Olivier!