Yeah, let’s start this argument up again too.
EM knew the deal was shit. No support from city and less chance of income from additional buildings. As proven by PwC in their report.
PwC reckoned that even under its most optimistic economic scenario, there would be room for both 900 Albert and LeBreton only during the first two years of the LeBreton project. Between 2020 and 2024, PwC expected 900 Albert and LeBreton would each make available about 200 units annually for a total of 400 — against estimated demand of only 170.
Under PwC’s pessimistic economic scenario, not only would there be no takers for 900 Albert or LeBreton, there would be a surplus of 480 residential units annually for all the other downtown projects between 2020 and 2024.
Business decision. Get over it.
Anything else is pure speculation or fake news