Remember that imposing complex of ultra-modern, modular, greenery-covered condos that has been slated for King Street West for some time now?

Well, the luxury development and architecture firms behind the community dubbed King Toronto threw a sumptuous party proving that the prospect of living in the building is absolutely out of reach for many normal people.

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Units in the uniquely-designed and much-anticipated construction project were available for purchase at the exclusive one-night-only Lunar New Year-themed sales event yesterday evening at Toronto's Shangri-La Hotel.

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It was all captured on video.

The evening included giveaways for a new Porsche 911 Carrera, Hermes Birkin bags worth up to $110,000, a Rolex watch and multiple gift cards for tens of thousands of dollars each.

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Celebrate the Lunar New Year with newly released suites at King Toronto and a chance to take home a Porsche. One night only! Contact a @c21atria agent to attend this event tonight. #porsche #kingtoronto #torontocondos #torontorealestate #condos #preconstruction #kingwest #westbank

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You know, the usual goodies you'd expect for free at any party, especially if you're dishing out millions for a few hundred square feet of space in one of the least affordable cities on the planet.

Condo buyers were given the chance to spin a wheel to see what prize they would get. Photo by pasargadmedia.

The incentives were tiered based on how expensive of a unit attendees were looking at buying.

Switch the wheel for a guillotine

— Steve Montpetit (@haddock__) February 4, 2020

The pixelated-looking set of buildings are due to include 500 residential units ranging in price from $850,000 to $8 million, along with boutique office spaces, a massive shopping plaza and connecting pedestrian pathways, an "urban forest" and more on the stretch of King between Spadina and Portland.

"can spin a wheel and potentially win a Rolex, a Birkin bag, a Porsche or a shopping spree at Holt Renfrew"

Thanks I hate it. Just more affluent people buying shit they don't need while people without means suffer by having resources kept away from them.

— PatrikMansuri (@patrikmansuri) February 4, 2020

The community is the brainchild of Dane design company Bjarke Ingels Group, Westbank and Allied Properties REIT.