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]

  Caught up in the midst of an amenity war, how can your condo maintain its luxurious-than-thou aura? Perhaps by cooking up a delicious incentive to bait buyers? Not just content with offering grassy rooftop courtyards and on-site mediation rooms, A new luxury condo development in Vancouver took it up a notch – it is offering one free year of avocado toast to each of their new residents of 116 condos, ranging in price from $C399,900 for one-bedroom to $C483,023 for a... [read more]

Regardless of whether you are buying a pre-construction condo as a rental investment property or a place to call home, it is a huge financial undertaking which entails a lot of thought. With prices of condos for sale in Toronto still soaring high above, more and more new buyers have shifted their eye to pre-construction condos. The only drawback to buying a condo in its planning and development stage is that you can’t see your unit until its ready and can only rely on drawings and... [read more]

Tidying up Guru Marie Kondo has been tidying up since she was five. Today she owns a business in Tokyo where she uses her diligently devised KonMari & Method to help people transform their condos into inspiring and peaceful spaces. If you are feeling overwhelmed by the size of your Toronto Condo don't hesitate to declutter! See everyone out!  For hardcore cleaning, make sure that you clean up your condo all by yourself without seeking help from people whose comments or... [read more]

Could you live in a church in Toronto? Well, kind of. Swept up in the condo frenzy, the city has been taking historical churches and converting them into livable condo developments. If you were looking for something more than a cookie-cutter Toronto condo for sale, here’s something to get your attention. Yet another church conversion has been planned in Toronto, according to a development application filed with the city on Wednesday. Established in 1906, St.... [read more]