The city of Toronto continues to grow and evolve but one thing remains the same: parking is always a hot topic for condo and home owners. Here are five things that every condo buyer, seller or investor needs to know about parking spots: 1. You have to pay a separate maintenance fee (condo fee) on […]
Toronto City Council is facing a big decision this week about the future of the crumbling Gardiner East. Toronto Mayor John has come out in favour of the “hybrid” option which essentially means to keep the expressway in it’s current form. Alex Bozikovic, architecture critic for the Globe and Mail, strongly supports the “remove” alternative [...]
August 22, 2008 / by Andrew la Fleur /Insights, News
Interesting article in today’s Globe and Mail about more anecdotal and factual evidence that the Toronto resale market is slowing down. Agents are starting to see conditional offers more and more, negotiations are actually taking place, and sellers who price their property too high are getting a rude wake-up call to the new realities of […]
Yesterday there was an article in The Globe and Mail which raised more than a few eyebrows in the Toronto condo industry, mine included. The article cited a report by an investment research group based in Toronto that claimed they had analyzed advertisements on Craigslist and deduced that the condo market could be in for […]
U Condominiums by Pemberton at Bay and St Mary’s is one of the projects that probably wishes they had a time machine and could launch their sales just a couple months earlier than they did. They started selling in the fall of last year, just weeks before the stock market crashed and there was a fundamental […]
5 Things to Know About Parking Spots When Buying a Condo in Toronto
July 13, 2012 / by Andrew la Fleur / Insights
The city of Toronto continues to grow and evolve but one thing remains the same: parking is always a hot topic for condo and home owners. Here are five things that every condo buyer, seller or investor needs to know about parking spots: 1. You have to pay a separate maintenance fee (condo fee) on […]
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The Case for Tearing Down the Gardiner East with Alex Bozikovic of The Globe and Mail
June 8, 2015 / by Andrew la Fleur / Podcast
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Toronto Resale Market Slows; New Developments to Follow?
August 22, 2008 / by Andrew la Fleur / Insights, News
Interesting article in today’s Globe and Mail about more anecdotal and factual evidence that the Toronto resale market is slowing down. Agents are starting to see conditional offers more and more, negotiations are actually taking place, and sellers who price their property too high are getting a rude wake-up call to the new realities of […]
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5 Things To Know About Craigslist Condo Rental Postings
November 29, 2013 / by Andrew la Fleur / Insights
Yesterday there was an article in The Globe and Mail which raised more than a few eyebrows in the Toronto condo industry, mine included. The article cited a report by an investment research group based in Toronto that claimed they had analyzed advertisements on Craigslist and deduced that the condo market could be in for […]
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U Condominiums: Tower 1 58% Sold
February 10, 2009 / by Andrew la Fleur / News
U Condominiums by Pemberton at Bay and St Mary’s is one of the projects that probably wishes they had a time machine and could launch their sales just a couple months earlier than they did. They started selling in the fall of last year, just weeks before the stock market crashed and there was a fundamental […]
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