Back then, the ground floor was home to a beauty salon, while the rest of the building was residential. Maybe they hit permit snags, maybe funding ran dry, or maybe they're just taking a really long coffee break. In reality, there are zero bedrooms, zero bathrooms and zero roof. Still, the description reads like a brochure for a finished luxury building: "Property features premium layouts, mostly furnished suites, exceptional tenant appeal, and is built to the highest sustainability standards." Either way, if the plan is to sell the building as-is for $13.6 million, it's a bold move.