Transform Your Condo into a Market-Ready Gem Expert Condo Staging Services That Sell Fast in Toronto's Competitive Market Selling your condo in Toronto’s competitive real estate market? Professional staging could be the key to standing out. Whether you’re a homeowner or a real estate agent, effective staging can transform your property, making it more appealing to potential buyers and ensuring a faster, more profitable sale. The Benefits of Condo... [read more]

What You Should Know Before Investing in Toronto Purchasing a new condo in Toronto is a significant investment and requires careful consideration. Here are ten essential things you should know before making the purchase: Budget and affordability Budget and affordability are paramount considerations when venturing into the condo market in Toronto. As you embark on this exciting journey, it's crucial to have a clear understanding of your financial boundaries and evaluate what you... [read more]

How to avoid capital gains tax on rental property in Canada? If you’ve landed on this page, you most likely googled “How to avoid capital gains tax on a rental property in Canada”. Our real estate professionals at Toronto Condo Team covers everything you what you need to know about capital gains tax for rental properties in Canada. You might have to pay capital gains tax if you have a rental property. This type of tax occurs when a person sells more than the purchase... [read more]

It’s no surprise that a recent report from Fairbnb, a national coalition of condo residents, affordable housing advocates, and union workers, has reported a 30 percent growth in Airbnb listings in the waterfront communities; a whopping 3,443 listings in December 2018 as compared to 2,644 the year before. The report also attributed 72 per cent of Airbnb’s revenue in Toronto to “ghost hotels”, which are Airbnb condo units run by hosts who have listed two or... [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]