They Paid for Condos in Canada's Tallest Tower. Then a Judge Took 314 of Them Away

#Toronto #Skyscraper #RealEstate It was sold as the tallest place to live in Canada. Then a judge cancelled 314 condo contracts in a single order. In this video, we go inside The One, now One Bloor West, the 85-storey supertall at Yonge and Bloor in Toronto. Buyers paid around $105 million in deposits back in 2017 and 2018. Then came years of delays, an Apple Store that walked out and sued, owners fighting each other in court, and more than $2 billion in debt. When the lenders took control, the buyers learned the harshest lesson of all: they didn't lose their homes for paying too much, but for paying too little. ☕ Support the channel If you enjoy this content and want to help keep these stories going, you can buy me a coffee. Every contribution helps with research, editing and creating more documentaries like this one. 👉 https://buymeacoffee.com/youtube.online MORE INFORMATION & SOURCES: Ontario Superior Court filings on One Bloor West receivership and CCAA proceedings Reporting on the cancelled purchase agreements and buyer deposits Public reporting on the Apple lease dispute, financing and project delays ABOUT THIS CHANNEL: MadeFor explores the incredible stories behind the world's biggest engineering triumphs, failures, and forgotten megaprojects. From skyscrapers and stadiums to billion-dollar infrastructure, we break down how these structures are built — and what happens when they are left behind. Subscribe for weekly deep dives into mega engineering, architecture, and urban mysteries. Subscribe for more mega-engineering deep dives:    / @madefor-1