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Toronto Condo Market 2011 – By the Numbers

Toronto Condo Market Still Breaking Records! The following is a repost of an article from condo outlet's Roman Bodnarchuk. It's worth noting that the numbers quoted here have sources attributed to them. I believe they are reliable figures. I have edited somewhat to reduce the length of the article. What follows is a comprehensive summary of the state of Toronto and ...Read More.

Interesting Twist in the Toronto Condo Market, Fixer-uppers have arrived!

Toronto Condo Market is Maturing, Catching Reno Fever Stephen Dupuis, president and CEO of the Building Industry and Land Development Association (BILD) says we're already into a renovation boom in the Toronto condo market. He says that "just like new subdivisions, there comes a point about 20 years after original occupancy when condominium suites need repairing or remodeling". He's referring to the...Read More.

Buying a Toronto Condo? You’re not adequately protected, says Condo Institute

Toronto Condo Buyers Need an Updated Condominium Act Stating that the current 10 year old Condominium Act doesn't adequately serve the needs of todays Toronto condo buyers/owners, a joint committee of the Canadian Condominium Institute and the Association of Condominium Managers of Ontario recently delivered its recommendations for change to the Minister of Consumer Services. Condominium Director Education should be mandatory The directors...Read More.

Unreasonably-low condo fees can cost you in the long run!

You'd think lower condo fees are a good thing, right? Not necessarily. A recent story in the Globe and Mail (Faulty Towers: The hidden dangers of low condo maintenance fees) talks about 40 Panorama Court, a condo building near Finch and Kipling. In an effort to keep condo fees low, past Boards of Directors put off doing essential repairs for years. Things...Read More.

How to Buy Your Downtown Toronto Condo For the Best Price

There are at least 7 critical issues every Buyer must consider when you’re trying to buy a Downtown Toronto Condo for the best price. I’m going to use 111 Elizabeth Street – One City Hall, to explain what affects price - and value. Location of course The Toronto real estate market has lots of well situated condo buildings but the One City...Read More.

Toronto Condos at 8 York Street – The Water Club Condominiums

I love the Toronto Waterfront. From the Scarborough Bluffs in East End Toronto to the Waterfront Trail in Long Branch, our waterfront connects us all. Some say that Harbourfront is the crown jewel in this chain of shoreline communities. Located right in the middle of the Harbourfront community, 8 York Street, also known as The Water Club, is one of the most...Read More.

Luxury Condos In Toronto’s East End

Luxury Condos in Toronto East End Toronto is “growing up”. Literally! It seems that every month I get an email from builders advertising a new East Toronto luxury condo project. In surprising numbers, buyers are purchasing East End Toronto condominium units. According to Market Watch, in September 2010, over 20% of the combined transactions in the Beaches, Riverdale, Leslieville and Danforth...Read More.