Posted May 12, 2011, 9:25 AM
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I did say not the norm. It is a good sign that Tricar has the money, and would put it behind the project. It is all so a good sign for future condo developments that the high end ones went first. This should translate into buildings of higher quality.
On the bad side you are optimistically predicting 2+ years to sell out, and until then I don't think you will see them or maybe even any one else break ground on anything major.
I hope its not true, but this is a test project and many are waiting to see the outcome.
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