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Originally Posted by Roger Strong
dCondo announced: Sep 11, 2013
SkyCity announced: Sep 6, 2013
dCondo construction begins: Jul 2014 (six months after the projected start date)
SkyCity construction begins: ???
Despite dCondo's woes, it's up and topped out.
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Dcondo is so far removed from what could be considered a textbook example. They got kicked off their own job.
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Originally Posted by Pi3141592654
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However, despite rating SkyCity "weak return-to-risk" ratio they definitely gave Fortress/Mady the kid gloves treatment. They could have been much harsher. They did have nice things to say about Winnipeg though...
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Originally Posted by Roger Strong
Not *that* much bigger. And dCondo had riverbank stabilization issues to contend with, and is in a constrained space between other buildings. It had its own complications beyond tallness.
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SkyCity is almost 4x bigger in terms of cost, is more than 4x bigger in terms of unit count.
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Originally Posted by Roger Strong
dCondo did in fact progress. SkyCity hasn't "taken longer to progress"; we have to wait for progress to start before we can say that.
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That's not "progress". That's "they got smashed at the bar, passed out, and a stranger carried them to their home and leaned them against the front door"
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Originally Posted by Biff
Skycity - 475,043 sq ft - 388 units - $200+ million
D Condo - 174,862 sq ft - 91 units - $35 million
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Isn't it $48M now?
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Originally Posted by Bluenote
Why are you people comparing this to DCondos size. The point was they got theirs started and built. And started with a much smaller company. Scamcity is supposed to be a huge company and should be able to stay on target. We are not talking a few months delay here. We are talking half a decade delay.
There’s isn’t a recent built in this city that has that much of a delay.
Glasshouse
Hydro tower
Dcondo
TNS
Alt
Heck even the floodway was built faster.
Stop making excuse for them.
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We're not actually making excuses, we're just talking.