Those with very small bedrooms are limited to a queen-size bed, no dresser, and barely enough room to walk around. Elevator wait times can be long – sometimes as much as thirty minutes due to only one working elevator and the other always being broken down. Common area and building amenities are not yet ready; construction is on-going and noise levels are high. One pays for luxury but receives none in return. The design layout is bad; furniture doesn't fit well and there's no storage in the unit – the linen closet isn't deep enough for that either. This forces tenants to pay extra for a storage locker when Brigil should include one in rent due to their poor design choices. Moving into this apartment was not enjoyable at all; it couldn't even come close to living the dream I had hoped for before moving in here, leaving me feeling discouraged and depressed since then. Whoever designed this place must have been approved by Brigil so it's understandable why I'm disappointed with them; plus, if they do give five star reviews then they should make it known that they work for Brigil!

Iris Janzen is extremely disappointed in Brigil and the Baseline Project. In May 2021, her 85 year old mother showed interest in moving into the luxurious accommodations geared to the 55+ age group. The sales representative confidently assured her that it would be ready for November 1st but this did not come to pass; instead, occupancy wasn't possible until December 8th after multiple delays and false promises. When they arrived, the unit was still unfinished and filthy with many features like closet doors being laughable due to their impracticality. Gilles Desjardins should be ashamed of how poorly this situation has been handled as there have been long wait times for elevators and few amenities while her mother's health has suffered greatly throughout all of this. To add insult to injury, Brigil has broken the lease agreement while still trying to nickel-and-dime her despite their own failings.