ville-marie Le George - 45 étages

[invest26]

il y a 8 minutes, wascllwww a dit :

My sales told me today, she said it could be after tax 18.5% increase.  She confirmed it is for all units. 

some clients are going to sue them. and some agents have not yet received the commission. they are going to sue them too. 

 

Oh wow, will wait for the call then. This is ridiculous 

[Rocco]

Rule no 1: Never buy from an unproven, small builder with a cheap past record.

[mtlrdp]

This project is going to stall after reaching 2 or 3 floors and stay abandoned for the next 2 years when another developer takes over (that's my prediction , and the Canadians will win the cup in 2059)

[KOOL]

il y a 4 minutes, mtlrdp a dit :

... and the Canadians will win the cup in 2059.

That early? 

[Né entre les rapides]

Il y a 6 heures, wascllwww a dit :

Hi everybody, have you received a message indicating they are asking for a 15% price increase.???

 

Il y a 6 heures, invest26 a dit :

Hi , I did purchase an unit in this project, but didn’t receive anything. Do you know if it’s for all the units ?

 

Il y a 5 heures, wascllwww a dit :

My sales told me today, she said it could be after tax 18.5% increase.  She confirmed it is for all units. 

some clients are going to sue them. and some agents have not yet received the commission. they are going to sue them too. 

 

Cette affaire ressemble étrangement* à celle que nous avons discutée récemment sur un autre fil, et qui portait principalement sur de nombreux similaires cas en Ontario.   En résumé: le promoteur avec lequel vous avez signé un contrat spécifiant le prix vous informe que le prix est majoré, et que vous devez accepter la hausse, sans quoi le contrat sera annulé et votre dépôt vous sera remboursé. Le promoteur se justifie en prétendant que les coûts de construction ont terriblement augmenté depuis la signature du contrat; c'est possible, mais ce qui importe vraiment, c'est que le promoteur pense (est pratiquement certain) qu'il pourrait vendre la même unité beaucoup plus cher dans le marché actuel.  L'acheteur original se trouve lésé, car même s'il récupère son dépôt, il devra trouver une alternative offerte au prix actuel du marché.  Je crois que cette pratique est encore "légale" en Ontario.  Dans mon message, je me demandais si c'était également le cas au Québec.  Ce qui est évident, c'est que les mêmes causes produisent les mêmes effets.

* Comme dans l'histoire du canard (je vous épargne la citation).  

[Everlong]

Will you sue the developer or just get the deposit back?

 

Also when did you buy it? 

[Djentmaster001]

17 hours ago, wascllwww said:

My sales told me today, she said it could be after tax 18.5% increase.  She confirmed it is for all units. 

some clients are going to sue them. and some agents have not yet received the commission. they are going to sue them too. 

 

Jesus, if this is true.... This project has been filled with so many delays and sketchiness. It makes me want to ban this developer (and any other) that does crap like this. 

[abc123]

17 hours ago, wascllwww said:

My sales told me today, she said it could be after tax 18.5% increase.  She confirmed it is for all units. 

some clients are going to sue them. and some agents have not yet received the commission. they are going to sue them too. 

 

Is this true? Can any other buyer confirm?

[lma13]

wow 18%, condo prices in downtown didnt even increase 18% in the past two year

[Rocco]

il y a 37 minutes, lma13 a dit :

wow 18%, condo prices in downtown didnt even increase 18% in the past two year

Some people bought this project more than 3-4 years ago. Prices have risen way more than 18% in the past 4 years.