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 at a place where you could upgrade your living arrangement, it is indispensable that you understand the choices available to you. People often debate over whether it is more financially viable to invest in a luxury condo when they could get a modest budget home in the same price tag, which may not make sense at a glance. However, although you may be sacrificing square-footage with a condo, there are several benefits to going this route, especially beneficial to your lifestyle. If... [read more]

For me, the living room is the heart and soul of the house. It’s the space where I entertain guests and where we all gather around for a nice heart to heart every evening. This is why I feel that its aesthetics set the tempo for the rest of my house and I go to great lengths to make sure that it is as welcoming as its comfortable. Regardless of whether your condo has 1800 or 900 square feet, you want the style of the living area, spacing, organization, and furnishings to stand out... [read more]

In our days, student housing was a far cry from being luxurious, even amenable. Oh, let’s not talk about the dark ages, where students resorted to sleeping on beds made out of straw and eating tripe. Fast forward to today, a plethora of high-end high-rises in university towns are defining the latest student housing trend in Ontario. Most are owned by private companies, sold to investors and opulent families, who purchase them and hand them over to management companies to rent out to... [read more]

Toronto condo, also called a “Condominium,” is a large property complex sold as independent units. These condominium building structures are owned separately alongside the surrounding areas like lawn, pool, tennis courts, laundry rooms, shopping malls, community center and others. There is condominium management consisting of the board members who own a condo in that property complex. They are responsible for managing the day-to-day operations of the property complex,... [read more]