The PJ Condos, Toronto Condo Reviews 

On brochure PJ Condo looks like a slick new condo in downtown Toronto, but as I walk past this condo daily and see what they are doing I feel bad for those who purchased into this condo. Unless you look carefully at the floor plans, you would not know otherwise that all views facing east and west are obstructed. 50 percent of the view is being built over with concrete slab or brick inlay. It's the brick inlay that is particularly troubling. The builder and architect in their ingeniousness decided that to make the outside of the building look good they would brick over what would otherwise be window space. Modern condo dwellers like panoramic views and not views obstructed by repeated 3-4 feet of brick or concrete. In other words, the condo dweller when looking east or west will never get a panoramic view. This style of architecture is reminiscent of what was built in the 1980s where smaller window spaces was thought to be just fine. You can go to websites that show what the building looks like to date and see what I mean.

The design of this condo looks dazzling. Located in the King West neighbourhood, it will offer the best experience of urban living in a fast-paced, young and dynamic neighbourhood. The King West is probably one of the coolest Toronto neighbourhoods to be in with a variety of bars, restaurants, pubs, night clubs, and other entertainment options. Since the closure of King Street (between Bathurst and Yonge) for cars, it has the potential to grow into THE PEDESTRIAN AND PROMENADE area of the city. No wonder that this area hosts so many modern condominium buildings. Its direct connection to the Financial Core means that many people who work there, choose King West neighbourhood to become there home. This area is also highly regarded for the rental opportunities if you plan to invest in a rental property. A small word of caution: a King streetcar in the rush hour can be extremely full but, hey, that's the urban living pure.