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]

Caught up in the throes of a severe housing crisis, Toronto is addressing its accommodation challenges in a somewhat unconventional manner; condos seem to be getting smaller each year and doors and walls are being replaced by glass! I have been sifting through listings recently, and every day, I see a few Toronto condos for rent or sale where glass sliding doors stood where one could expect to see traditional bedroom doors and walls. Seems like this is a ubiquitous configuration in the... [read more]

Your condo maybe new, but your choice of interiors could inadvertently make it appear rather dated to the buyers. The hip, savvy informed buyers of today are aware of what they want and are not ready to compromise. Here are a few things which could be adding age to your condo: Floors We see buyers constantly complain about the condo floors, in both new and old units, since it is the most obvious part of your condo that you have to see every waking moment. We don’t see many... [read more]