The Scott (59-65 Weber E) | 11 fl | Complete

[catarctica]

They have number of availability units below.

https://www.thescott63.com/floorplans.aspx

Looks awesome but I was low-key hoping for multi use first floor. Regardless great to see another project finishing.

[tomh009]

Looks awesome but I was low-key hoping for multi use first floor. Regardless great to see another project finishing.

Their original plan was for retail on the ground floor. I suspect they could not generate much interest so they backed out of that.

[ac3r]

It's too bad, some more retail would be interesting to see on this side of downtown. I am guessing that due to the pandemic, it was just considered infeasible to do at this point.

[panamaniac]

It's too bad, some more retail would be interesting to see on this side of downtown. I am guessing that due to the pandemic, it was just considered infeasible to do at this point.

It could have been pandemic-influence, but perhaps it just didn't make financial sense (i.e. the developer feared the space would sit empty at the expected rent).

[taylortbb]

This is looking pretty complete, but the lack of lights on at 6pm makes me think move-ins haven't started yet, or are just getting started.

   

[Rainrider22]

I saw into an apartment this past week while driving up Weber Street, I saw a TV on...

[Joedelay Highhoe]

$1750 for 450 square feet!! Oof

[Spokes]

Wow, that's steep.

[tomh009]

It appears that half a dozen or so tenants have now moved in, based on the intercom directory.

[Momo26]

$1750 for 450 square feet!! Oof

pretty crazy to think Kitchener is about 11% away from today’s downtown Toronto prices. I know someone that just moved into a waterfront City Place 1 bdrm, 500sqft condo for $1975 with a view of the CN Tower (he also scored it month to month which shows they are entering desperate times).

wonder If this building will lease out with these prices.

[tomh009]

$1750 for 450 square feet!! Oof

pretty crazy to think Kitchener is about 11% away from today’s downtown Toronto prices. I know someone that just moved into a waterfront City Place 1 bdrm, 500sqft condo for $1975 with a view of the CN Tower (he also scored it month to month which shows they are entering desperate times).

The rental price of a single condo unit may not be the best comparison as an individual condo owner may have dropped the price significantly to get it rented. A comparison to new(ish) rental buildings in Toronto would be interesting though.