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Multiplexes Are Now Permitted in Toronto Residential Low-rise Neighbourhoods
This light-filled 2 Bedroom condo at 316 – 150 Farnham Ave boutique condo near Yonge St and St Clair Ave has been sold by Anne Lok.
This is a 3 bedroom, 2 bathroom semi with 1 parking spot on a 20.5 x 71.5 foot lot at 4 Fern Avenue in Roncesvalles in Toronto.
Toronto’s Magnificent Seven: Unveiling the City’s 7 Thriving Design Districts
Architect-designed homes sell for more because they offer a unique design and a higher quality of craftsmanship and materials that appeal to discerning buyers willing to pay a premium for such features
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As cities grow and expand, developers play a crucial role in shaping the urban landscape. While new developments can bring economic growth and increased property values, they can also have a significant impact on existing communities. In this blog post, we will explore which neighbourhoods are most impacted by developers and the factors that contribute to these disparities.
If you are thinking of making your home more energy efficient and move toward new-zero status, you may want to consider upgrading some features to add value. Net-zero homes can sell for more than comparable homes that are less energy efficient, but the premium can vary depending on the location, the size of the home, and the specific features of the home.
All residential property owners in Toronto will now be required to declare the occupancy status for all of their property(s) annually, even if they live there. The deadline to file is February 2nd. The goal of the City of Toronto’s […]
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