Today, we have a wide range of housing options and living styles to choose from. If you're here, you've most likely heard of Toronto condos living and are wondering, "Is condo living right for me?" If you live in central Canada, you have two housing options - Toronto condos or apartments. People often mistakenly believe that the only difference is that condos are much more expensive, lavish and high-end to live in, whereas apartments are a more low-cost and basic... [read more]

When selling or buying a condo in Toronto, price is a huge deciding factor. You would think that pricing a condo is simple, but in fact, a lot of factors determine the value of a condo, which makes it a challenge to come up with the correct price point that is at par with the market value. These factors pertain to both the unit interior and exterior as well as the surrounding neighbourhood, not to mention, the condition of the real estate market and even the difference between supply... [read more]

With the Covid-19 Pandemic wreaking havoc right and left, the real estate market has pretty much come to a halt. Not that it has hit the pause button – after all, those who have recently bought may need to dispose of with their older properties and those who recently sold may be looking for something new. However, things have slowed down considerably since last month. As compared to just last week, sales are down 50%, and if pitted against 9th of March, sales have fallen off a... [read more]

According to Feng Shui experts, small condos need Feng Shui way more than larger houses. Not only do they stand at a disadvantage due to their cramped space, they are also subjected to a concentrated exposure of negative energy. Negative energy is stagnant energy. Having negative energy in your space leads to arguments and poor health. You also lose out on career and romantic opportunities as a result. However, fret not, as you can ward off bad luck with these effective Feng Shui... [read more]

If you are thinking of buying a condominium unit or have already purchased a Toronto condo for sale, you must be aware of the fact that there won’t be a parcel of land for the taking when you sign off the agreement, as compared to when you buy a single-family home. But have you ever wondered what you actually own? In essence, condo buyers actually own their own unit, in addition to an interest in the common areas of the project, alongside other owners in the compound. The... [read more]