X-Condos is a Mies-tribute now under construction at Jarvis and Charles. Units from $200’s available and sizes range from 500 sq.ft to over 1,600. Besides fantastic location, X-Condos features a swimming pool, a fitness centre and a rooftop patio.
New Page 1 West One 21th floor 1+Den Corner Unit 690 sq. ft. included in price: Parking Hardwood floors upgrade ($8500) Stainless steel appliances ($000 upgrade) $335,900 One Unit Available: $315,900 N1Â 21th floor 2-bedroom Corner Unit 780 sq. ft. included in price: Parking Hardwood floors upgrade ($8500) $355,900 One Unit Available: $325,900 But wait! there’s
Toronto Condos Lofts and Real Estate: Investing in Toronto Condos Liberal MP and journalist Garth Turner is somewhat of a mythic figure in the Halton area and to many Ontarians. A recent comment on his blog caught my eye. Below, my reply: Dear Garth, I am a Realtor, not a “realtor”, and I put my
Today I’d like to highlight the three types of real-estate investments: 1. Pure Investment: you’re purchasing a property with intentions of making money and/or beating inflation. Your main reasons for purchasing are truly economical. You may live in the property or it may be tenanted. The property could be commercial, industrial or in our case,
“Location, Location, Location!!!” Mosaic Condos is a Toronto downtown condo project developed by Greenco, Pinedale and Wycliffe, veteran developers working over multiple generations in Toronto. The 20-story structure made primarily of white cast and glass, features 218 suites and in final stages of completion. What I like about Mosaic Condos is it’s location: at the
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In this series of articles I write about the US subprime crisis, the effects on Canada and condo buyers in particular, and offer 8 tips for condo buyers. The entire series is available free of charge in our VIP section. Register free to VIP here> Part 1: what is the US subprime crisis? The Land
March 08, 2008 New condo launches in the first two months of 2008 nearly doubled those in the first quarter of 2007, according to Urbanation, a Toronto-based condominium market research firm. Sales for nine new highrise condo projects were launched during January and February, compared to five for the same period last year. Jane Renwick,
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 The Modern Condos by CityView is a new and modern development placed at Richmond and Sherbourne streets, and have been proved to be popular by young buyers. The Modern offers stunning designs, excellent floorplans and plenty amenities to satisfy both owner-resident and Investors’ tenants. The Modern offers a large selection of 1 and 1+den
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Prices of Toronto Condos and Toronto Real Estate have been increasing for over a decade now, with downtown Toronto making condo investors very happy as their investments have doubled in the past 7-8 years. Recently, one of my readers was asking: Dear Yossi, If I am able to save $10,000 each year, in a 4.25%
Saving for downpayment? why it won’t work for you. Read More »
Feb 23, 2008 04:30 AM Tracy Hanes Toronto Star When Alvin Rosenberg was asked to comment on the proposed Condominium Act before it came into existence in 1967, little did he know the act would so dramatically affect the Ontario housing market over the next four decades. “I thought it would be a useful tool
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Would apply after July 1 if approved by province, but documents’ legalese is certain to baffle many Feb 23, 2008 04:30 AM Bob Aaron Tarion Warranty Corporation is getting ready to implement changes to its new delayed closing regime for condominiums. Earlier this month, I wrote about the proposed changes to the delayed closing rules
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John Bentley Mays, the Globe’s Architecture critic recently held an online discussion with G&M readers with, the topic was: “Are cookie cutter condos ruining Toronto?”. Gotta love the media for setting the stage as if condos are “cookie cutter”. Wait a second, has anyone walked around downtown and looked at the semis and detached “beauties”
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The King East – info available via VIP Investing in Toronto Condos has become the topic of the day, and my office receives daily calls from interested investors, looking to “ride the wave” of Toronto’s Condo boom success. But there is a problem: I am often asked for prices of units that simply do not
Image by Kevin Steele West Queen West is the area on Queen street W., stretching from Shaw St. to Dufferin. Until a few years back, it was a low-rent, mixed residences in the type of warehouses, apartments above stores, and homes. With the explosion of Toronto’s population followed by the real-estate boom, West Queen West
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