Oh goodie.
More ultra-expensive condos in an already unaffordable city.
I'm sure that will improve the housing crisis...
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Oh goodie.
More ultra-expensive condos in an already unaffordable city.
I'm sure that will improve the housing crisis...
It looks like there is ~25'000 empty condo (built or currently being build) in Toronto right now, incredible... Who wants a 400sqft condo for 1M (+ housing taxes + 1000$ fee, per month)?
I wonder how many of those "empty" condos are listed on airbnb right now.
It's to be very tall, but apparently the CN Tower will remain the tallest by more than a hundred metres.
Buildings tend to be shorter than towers since towers don't need to be fully inhabitable. With the CN Tower being as tall as it is, I doubt any building in Toronto will match it for many years to come.
To be clear, I did mean to say that the CN Tower remains the tallest building in Toronto.
I'm being a bit pedantic. The CN Tower is a tower, not technically a building. It'd need to have a majority of its interior space to be habitable to be considered a building. It is, however, the tallest freestanding structure in Toronto. It is incredibly expensive and difficult to make a habitable building as tall as the CN Tower, which is why I doubt any will be built in Toronto. As of now, there are only 5 buildings in the world that surpass the CN Tower in height.