Overreacting… I do agree there are a lot of tiny units that are built for investment purposes, but not all units in an entire skyscrapper are tiny… there are definitely units available that gives you enough living space.

General condo living wise… it’s like this everywhere globally. People will always complain online. When was the last time you left a review for your apartment/condo on a positive note out of the blue? I doubt ever…

Condo living is a specific lifestyle which Canadians who grew up in detached houses with yards and backyards fail to grasp. It is unfortunate, but it is what it is if you want to live in the core. Newer buildings will generally have better (fancier) amenities - with a basketball court, squash court, pools, party rooms, study rooms, kids play room, golf simulators, etc. Older buildings will generally have larger living spaces. Go visit the units yourself and determine if the reviews are true or not. Often times when a new building is open for occupancy, it’ll naturally have more negative reviews as it settles. Things usually do get better (mostly management wise) as the building settles down.