Technology is Revolutionizing Condo Living: How Smart Homes and Digital Amenities Enhance Resident Experiences Introduction In the vibrant condo market of Toronto, technology is making significant strides in transforming how residents experience their homes. Smart home systems, from automated lighting to intelligent climate control, are no longer novelties but essentials that enhance convenience and energy efficiency. Digital amenities, such as online booking for shared spaces and... [read more]

Downsizing for Seniors in Toronto: Essential Tips for a Smooth Transition Discover Practical Advice and Local Resources to Save Money and Ease the Downsizing Process As seniors approach retirement, many find themselves contemplating a significant lifestyle change: downsizing. Moving to a smaller, more manageable home can offer numerous benefits, from financial savings to reduced maintenance. However, the downsizing process can also be daunting, particularly for those who have lived in... [read more]

There is a cliché that most disputes in condominium communities stem from one of parking, pets, or people. Well, considering that there are over 55,000 licensed dogs and 25,000 licensed cats in Toronto as of the most recent census, not to count the ones not legally licensed, such as rodents, birds and reptiles, it makes sense that a great number of disputes involve pets. As such, a question that often springs on the lips of condominium boards of directors and unit owners is whether... [read more]

  When Alex & Marriot's daughter went to college in another state, the idea of shelling out more than $80,000 for rent in four years, had the couple deep in apprehension. They determined that it was a needless financial sinkhole; something they had better find an alternative to. So, the duo did what they deemed a prudent financial move. They bought a condo for their away-from-home daughter near the university she was studying at. While this would have many gaping at horror... [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]