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SusanA

Streamline Tower has bent over backwards to address every single complaint of these buyers. Nobody wants them to be happy customers and purchase their residences more than we do. Unfortunately, buyers are having troubles getting the same financing terms as a few years ago when they signed their contracts (through no fault of their own) and they decided to sue to try to get some of their EMD back. But we have a contract: they promised to buy and Streamline promised to build. We kept our part of the deal, but they are having troubles keeping theirs.

Let me correct some facts from the article:

* It's a recorded fact that the smallest condo is 815 sqft which anyone can see for themselves. During presales and prior to groundbreaking, the floor plan draft shown to prospective buyers was estimated to be 796 sf. During construction, the actual measurement came in at 815 sqft. Streamline is happy to give a tour to anyone and show them the smallest residence or any residence.

* The "executive leasing program" was not promised to any buyers, but it's their condo. They can lease it out if they desire. Streamline places few restrictions on rentals (it is in the Entertainment District after all). Other Downtown high rises are virtually at capacity with renters who really want to live downtown.

* Streamline had the contractual right to claim all of the deposits from these buyers over 6 months ago. We have not done so because we have been working with them to try to help them close on their residence.

* The Streamline condos are impressive and very well-priced. The owners living in the tower now are happy. Anyone is welcome to take a tour. Simply contact the sales center.