Downtown Toronto is seeing a positive price correction, and it’s happening fast: from the beginning of 2007, prices of downtown condos (and homes) increased 10% – 15%. Bidding wars are everywhere. Your downpayment and your income erode so quickly, that if you do not make your move now, your future condo will be getting smaller […]
Investors only, please: we’ve opened Liberty On The Park to our group of investors, with select investor-grade units available at preferred terms. If you are interested and understand the benefits and risks of investing in Toronto real-estate then read on. Liberty On The Park is a 211-unit condominium building on Lynn Williams Avenue, featuring 9ft.
*** Liberty On The Park is launching. Email for details. *** The reasons I like Liberty Village so much are pretty simple: Location, Location, Location: The Gardiner, Queen West, Downtown or High Park all within minutes of walking, driving or cycling. Prices are reasonable and affordable: Call me for details. Great finishes and amenities. With
Now although I do not expect any you to become a maverick real estate investor after reading these, these all make sense yet seldom put together: 1. Buy low and sell high. At all cost avoid buying real-estate at market value. With new developments that means buying as early as possible, if you can, get
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361 Front Street: The Matrix – 750 sq.ft. unit facing the city with parking and locker was offered at $269,900, receieved 17 multiple offers and sold without any conditions at $292,500, as reported to me by listing agent. To me, that’s a steal: at $352 PSF NET someone got a great deal. I have visited
Toronto Star‘s Tony Wong article “Brokers wait for piece of condo action” depicting Realtors standing in long lines and quoting from Will Dunning: “Investors are out in force, sowing their own disappointment”. I emailed Will asking him to explain this statement, but never got a reply. Will’s article is here. Read it and decide for
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Note to re-sale buyers: if you’re planning on bidding on downtown Toronto condos and lofts, get your ducks and bucks inline as the last few sales I’ve seen happened within hours and were awarded solely on basis of price and no conditions. If you are going into a multiple offer situation:1. get pre-approved and have
Liberty On The Park Condominiums is the next installment of the high-quality, master-planned community at Liberty Village. As Liberty Towers and Bliss Condos quickly sold-out, we’re now introducing the next phase of this unique, master-planned community: Liberty On The Park. For more information on this property or any other new development, contact us.
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Just 24 hours after overnight sale at Radio City conditionally sold a second, smaller, 18th floor 535 sq. ft. with parking facing North at approx $270,000 or approx. $460 PSF NET*. Don’t say I didn’t warn you. Take your sweet time this summer and get priced out faster then you can see “double double” at
Contact Via Website > radiocitycondos.com Radio City: 15th floor, 677 sq.ft. with parking sold overnight for approx $298,000 or $403 PSF NET*. An 18th floor, 535 sq.ft. unit with parking is now offered for $269,900, or $458 PSF NET* [request info] So here is what I want you to do right now: first, pre-qualify for
L Tower Condo is a superb condo developed by Castlepoint Realty Partners Ltd in association with Cityzen Development Corporation, Fernbrook Homes and Hummingbird Centre and designed by award winning Page & Steele Architects Inc in association with Studio Daniel Libeskind and IBI Group. This
It’s time to take a deep breath and jump into the cold water, head first. Reality is here to stay. Houses are simply too expensive and with strong dollar and stable economy, downtown condos averaged 10% increase each year for the past 7-8 years. IMHO the best option is to buy a condo off plans.
Recall “500 Bucks Per Foot” we wrote about just recently this year? Well, the Globe and Mail’s Derek Raymaker thinks $699 PSF is the average downtown Toronto. Like it or hate it, the market is changing and whichever way you want to look at it, prices are giong up, and fast. Our experience shows that
