K2 Condos | 21 fl | Complete

[tomh009]

What are you seeing in, for instance, a building like Red that screams to you "low quality," that I am missing when I look at it and feel that it looks pretty nice and probably on the whole reasonably well-constructed?

I don't think he's referring to the Red as an example, but rather to the Northdale cluster in general.  In his post he said:

It's safe to say most of the condominium buildings are going to age well - i.e not "fall apart" like apartment buildings tend to do as they age over the decades. But a lot of these low-rent student housing blocks are not.

My assumption was that Red was in that former category.