Condos are no longer construed as mere starter homes. While the condo market was once dominated by starting out professionals in their twenties, on the first step of the real estate staircase, we have recently witnessed a wave of baby boomers stocking them for their golden years, escalating the demand for turnkey, ostentatious developments that can appeal to their exuberant taste. Royal LePage conducted a survey of 1000 Canadians baby boomers in 2018, which revealed that more than half... [read more]

Doesn't it seem like Toronto condos are shrinking faster and more steadily than the breathing room on public transit. However, since it appears that prices don't appear to be going down anytime soon, we just have to swallow the bitter truth. So how are city dwellers who cannot afford Luxury condos in Toronto, managing to live in such an exorbitantly pricey city? This is where micro condos come into play. Coming somewhere between roughly between 275 and 400 square feet,... [read more]

As much as you love kicking back in your condo and living a life of utter luxury and convenience, there would inevitably come a time when you would move on; perhaps relocate to a more opulent building or shift to a single-family home.  This is when you would need to get to grips with the ins and outs of selling a condo. And no, its not like selling a single-family house. Before you put your condo on the market, it is a clever idea to know about the challenges and unique selling points... [read more]

1. Lofts Feels More Open: One of the best focal points of living in a Toronto loft is the way that the roofs are high to oblige for the space region. High roofs make the space feel open and extensive something you won't really find in a customary condo design. As a rule, hang style lofts likewise have various windows. If you don't care for feeling shut in, a space style loft gives you the light and breezy surrounding. 2.  The Loft Has a Unique Feel: If you have ever... [read more]

Toronto is becoming a hub of condos, with new condominium buildings springing up every now and then from some nook and crevice of the city. Most people choosing to purchase units in those buildings are first-time condo owners who are as yet oblivious to condominium procedures and governance. Even now, we see no shortage of first-time unit owners phoning us in, asking us what they should expect at the meeting or fretting over making a good impression by knowing what they should do, or steer... [read more]