IanO
Superstar
2010
The Clifton | 55m | 15s
- Thread starter IanO
- Start date
MacLac
Senior Member
Lots of talk….can we see some action please?
storeys.com
Downtown Edmonton Suite Brings Opulence To New Heights
There are luxury residences, and then there are properties that redefine what "elevated living" means.A newly listed ninth-floor estate at Edmonton's The Clifton — 902 - 10143 Clifton Place NW — firmly belongs in the latter category. Perfectly situated between the storied streets of Old Glenora...
storeys.com
Markyeg
Active Member
Lots of talk….can we see some action please?
Downtown Edmonton Suite Brings Opulence To New Heights
There are luxury residences, and then there are properties that redefine what "elevated living" means.A newly listed ninth-floor estate at Edmonton's The Clifton — 902 - 10143 Clifton Place NW — firmly belongs in the latter category. Perfectly situated between the storied streets of Old Glenora...
Should be starting pretty soon!
Offworld
Active Member
Walk me through the logic of what looks like three almost identical ovens, plus what appears to be a microwave in the top left of the group.
Are the additional ones needed because they're all European-sized and you can't fit much in them to begin with? I've had Euro-sized units like that before and you couldn't even fit a small roaster in them.
Source: https://storeys.com/902-10143-clifton-place-nw/?trk=feed_main-feed-card_feed-article-content
Are the additional ones needed because they're all European-sized and you can't fit much in them to begin with? I've had Euro-sized units like that before and you couldn't even fit a small roaster in them.
Source: https://storeys.com/902-10143-clifton-place-nw/?trk=feed_main-feed-card_feed-article-content
SMayo
Active Member
Top left looks like a built in coffee/espresso machine. I’d imagine the actual build would have a double oven and then the last spot as a microwave drawer. It probably come down to limited options in the software they use for the renderings though, sort of like how they filled the shelf to the right with what looks like 2 different coffee makers.
Barnaby
Senior Member
No downside to additional ovens and dishwashers, only possible upsides at that price. Bachelors won't care, women that cook will be happy with never running out of oven capacity. I bet these units also have double drawer dishwashers.
Obviously I'm generalizing, but catering to wives in this price range is a must as they heavily influence purchase decisions.
Obviously I'm generalizing, but catering to wives in this price range is a must as they heavily influence purchase decisions.
ADob
Active Member
What about men who cook... or bake? It's a thing! Truly! I live with one!
Barnaby
Senior Member
^ I said I'm generalizing to avoid this exact reply.
MattPT
Active Member
Wtf. Is this an adult human talking. I repeat. wtf.
No career woman allowed in this building I guess. Those whores.
Last edited:
Barnaby
Senior Member
MattPT
Active Member
I’m upset about nothing big boy. Whatever makes you feel manly and important. Don’t mind little dumb me making spelling errors. I’ll just bat my eyelashes and stay pretty and quiet. 
Barnaby
Senior Member
Let me start by saying to those of you that are unaware of the pricing of these condos. This building is extremely expensive. In this price range most are married in a common, heterosexual relationship. Of those which aren't married, a disproportionate amount will be men, and I'd expect the target demographic to be someone like a hockey player, business owner. Why on Earth would I suggest anyone is being excluded? I'm obviously not.
The performative offense taken to my comment about men and women's preferences is silly. We all know that excluding anyone from an activity of the basis of gender doesn't make sense. This was related to my point about bachelors most likely not caring about the extra ovens, while many wives/girlfriends/visitors may like having the additional ovens.
Adding a feature which one sex may disproportionately prefer, while often either being a neutral/unimportant addition for the other, is good business. This is done with homes all of the time, and I'll argue that catering to the preferences of women first, is absolutely essential in this price range.
At no point in time did I suggest any buyer restrictions. The implication of sexism with expletives is uncalled for.
Most of you know exactly what I'm saying, and so does Autograph.
The performative offense taken to my comment about men and women's preferences is silly. We all know that excluding anyone from an activity of the basis of gender doesn't make sense. This was related to my point about bachelors most likely not caring about the extra ovens, while many wives/girlfriends/visitors may like having the additional ovens.
Adding a feature which one sex may disproportionately prefer, while often either being a neutral/unimportant addition for the other, is good business. This is done with homes all of the time, and I'll argue that catering to the preferences of women first, is absolutely essential in this price range.
At no point in time did I suggest any buyer restrictions. The implication of sexism with expletives is uncalled for.
Most of you know exactly what I'm saying, and so does Autograph.
Last edited:
God
Active Member
spring time is too warm to be a snowflake
- God
- God
Offworld
Active Member
Gee, I just wanted to know a logical reason for all the appliances.
