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I think you'll agree with me when I say:IT'S HARD TO FIND A CONDO UNDER $500K IN TORONTO!Or is it?Well it turns out that 'Yes!", there are Toronto condos available for under half a million dollars, and no- they aren’t all far from downtown! There are plenty of condos for sale in Downtown Toronto under $500k.If you are looking to buy a condo in Toronto, we all know Toronto is an expensive place to buy real estate, but there are options available that you might not have considered. Condos and cond..

Townhouse vs. House: 5 Considerations If you’ve decided you want a low-rise home, it’s worth comparing condo townhouses and single-family houses before deciding to buy. What are the differences between the two? Which one will be better suited for you- for both your budget and your lifestyle? To help you decide, these are some of the things to consider when deciding between Buying a Townhouse vs. a House:  1. Purchase Price As ..

Are you torn between the question of whether to rent in Toronto or buy in Toronto?You're not alone!The question of whether to buy or rent in Toronto is one a lot of people have when looking for a new home. It involves thinking about your long-term plans, your lifestyle, and your finances. When you think about finances, investment is of course a consideration but, even more importantly, you need to know what you can afford without getting in over your head. ..

Toronto Condos & Maintenance Fees: What Do I Need to Know?If you are thinking about buying a condo, especially for the first time, you will probably have a lot of questions about maintenance fees. Also called condo fees, these monthly costs differ, and cover different things, depending on the unit and building. Naturally there are many Frequently Asked Questions regarding maintenance fees in Toronto.So let’s answer some common questions about maintenance fees in Toronto condos:- What d..

What are Some Tips For Winning a Bidding War?In a city like Toronto, bidding wars are just one of the scenarios you are likely to find yourself in. As a seller, it’s an ideal situation as more competition drives up the final sale price. As a buyer, however, the bidding war can be an emotional and frustrating process. Buyers see time pass, properties they loved sell to someone else, and reasonable (and even high) offers rejected. Our first suggestion is to work with an experienced Realt..