2011 ended strong, with the Toronto Real Estate Board reporting 4,718 residential properties sold for the month of December.
When you live in the city, after awhile all the condos and buildings can start to look alike. So how does a constantly developing city break out of a concrete rut?
On December 12th, Waterfront Toronto will be holding a public meeting at the Toronto reference library to present a new plan to city council.
Toronto, November 3, 2011 – The GTA real estate market is alive and well! There were 7,642 reported home sales through the TorontoMLS® in October 2011. This represents an increase of 17.5% compared to the 6,504 transactions reported for the same month last year, with an 8% increase on average price from last year!
In September 7,658 residential properties were reported sold by the Toronto Real Estate Board.
Downspouts – you know, the tubes that run down the side of our houses that we rarely notice, are connected to the local sewer system.
The demand for Toronto condos is bigger than ever, and not just by Torontonians.
Picture it: You’re one half of a young vibrant couple, newly married, both employed, happy, and ready to start your new life together in the city of Toronto.
