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Places to Live in Toronto That Are "Soundproof" (pg. 2)
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| Jayx1 |
| quote: | Originally posted by Abercrombie
A couple of rooms may still be available...
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HAHAHHAHAHAHAHA |
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| Abercrombie |
| quote: | Originally posted by barbina
we've been through this!
Deaf people are sensitive to vibrations
so fail. fail faiiilll.
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Yeah, but they are not going to wake up from them at 3am.
/yes, I also learned ASL a long time ago, forgot most, but can still fingerspell so :P |
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| Skipper |
| I'd say living above a store or in a fully detached is your best bet. Some older buildings are quite soundproof, but many of the new ones are not. |
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| barbina |
| quote: | Originally posted by Abercrombie
Yeah, but they are not going to wake up from them at 3am.
/yes, I also learned ASL a long time ago, forgot most, but can still fingerspell so :P |
lol I know a lot of ASL.. took a class and I have a deaf relative.. so dont wave your fingers at me mr :p I'll retaliate haha |
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| teufel-man |
| quote: | Originally posted by Skipper
I'd say living above a store or in a fully detached is your best bet. Some older buildings are quite soundproof, but many of the new ones are not. |
what is the starting price for a fully detached house within the subway line???? probably at least 500K..? |
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| Skipper |
| quote: | Originally posted by teufel-man
what is the starting price for a fully detached house within the subway line???? probably at least 500K..? |
I'd say that much for a semi-detached in most areas. |
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| teufel-man |
| quote: | Originally posted by Skipper
I'd say that much for a semi-detached in most areas. |
Yeah definitely... most areas you cant get jack- for 500K, an decent-sized condo at best. But I am sure you can find something for 500K, but it would be in a 'less desirable' area. |
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| brightnights |
Condos with solid concrete construction are generally pretty soundproof--it's definitely something to ask when arranging an appointment. Don't take the landlord's word for it, though; I'd recommend asking the neighbours if they've ever had problems when you go visit. I believe the lofts at 43 Hannah are soundproof.
Above a storefront is ideal. You could also try to find a coach house, but they tend to get snapped up pretty quickly.
If you don't mind paying $350, get in contact with the dude who runs preflix.tv. He specializes in exclusively marketing unique rentals for people with particular tastes and needs (e.g. DJs and househeads, for example). The rent prices seem reasonable, too. |
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| TO guy |
| quote: | Originally posted by teufel-man
BTW does anyone know how 'soundproofed' all those new condo buildings are? ie. cityplace... and other... |
The inside is fine, but you can hear the Gardner all the time. |
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| teufel-man |
| quote: | Originally posted by TO guy
The inside is fine, but you can hear the Gardner all the time. |
even when you are like 20+ stories up? or is that just on the lower levels? |
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| TO guy |
| quote: | Originally posted by teufel-man
even when you are like 20+ stories up? or is that just on the lower levels? |
Can't say for sure. I'm on the 5th :( |
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