The Bank of Nova Scotia rebranded the commercial section as Midland Tower.[1] Euram started marketing the vacant apartments in May 1993; ten of the units had been sold within a month,[22] and all the condos were sold by the following year.[2] Eichner continued to maintain offices at CitySpire.[125] Although the financial issues and noise complaints had been resolved, the studios and arcade, which had been a compromise for CitySpire's height, had still not been completed by 1995. The arcade was strewn with litter and blocked off with razor wire and wooden panels, and CitySpire's owners planned to renovate it for use. The owners planned to scrap the studios above the arcade, instead creating additional rehearsal space in City Center itself.[126]