Ok, one more reply because I don’t want to upset buyers and drag this out.
Yes, I was there Mike, I’m everywhere, I see all, I know all.
How do I know, well based on their own statement re-posted below. I’m going out on a limb here, but will say that it’s pretty hard for occupancy to be granted if you still haven’t completed the elevator lobbies, fire and sprinkler systems, stairwell hand rails and common hallway lights. It’s even harder to to inspect something which hasn’t been completed yet. Do they want the city to take over construction and complete it for them? They can go ahead and blame the city (and they passive aggressively capitalized CITY in their update) after they’re ready for occupancy and are sitting around twiddling their thumbs, but they’ve missed their own stated target dates on numerous occasions - that’s 100% on them, how manage their project and work with sub-contractors. Maybe next time they’ll hire a better project manager, work with better sub-contractors and providers or be far more cautious in their communication around completion dates.
“ As it stands right now, in order to achieve occupancy in the NORTH BUILDING, we must also complete in the SOUTH BUILDING:
• Elevator lobbies
• Fire/sprinkler systems
• Stairwell hand rails
• Common hallway lights
We understand your frustrations regarding the delays. Believe us, we are just as frustrated. These delays
are out of our control and in the hands of the CITY requirements and sub-contractors availability.”