Is living an eco friendly lifestyle important to you? That’s great! Do you also live in a busy urban centre in a condominium apartment? If so, you might be wondering how you can make sure you’re doing the best you can to minimize your footprint in Toronto’s condo world. One thing right off the bat that’s great about condos is that they build up instead of out, therefore reducing urban sprawl. Many buildings also incorporate green features into their design, especially in many new and p..

When looking for the right home for you, location and budget are of course going to be top of mind. When you have decided between condo vs. house, then it’s time to decide between turn-key vs. fixer-upper. If you have a certain neighbourhood you want to buy into, sometimes “fixer-upper” homes are what you can afford. Or, you might be able to get a larger home with more bedrooms than other homes in the area if it needs some work. These types of homes are also a great opportunity for investm..

 You might be looking at properties and notice the word “freehold.” This word, associated with townhomes in Toronto, leads to some confusion. When you prepare to buy a townhome you might assume it will be a condominium, where you pay monthly maintenance fees and share any common amenities. However, freehold townhomes are on the market too, and are different in a few key ways. What exactly is a freehold townhome? How is it different than the type of ownership..

One of the most exciting things about living in Toronto is its ever-evolving landscape. New communities are constantly developing, new buildings are becoming homes, and Toronto’s industries continue to grow along with its people. Before these Toronto neighbourhoods became what we know them as now, they had some interesting pasts. Businesses, immigration, and social movements all contributed to the formation of our city.So, let’s take a look at 5 Toronto Neighbourhoods With Unique Historie..

When you’re studying in Toronto, whether it’s your hometown or a new adventure, you may be looking for a place that's close to school and that you’ll love calling home. If you are enrolled in college or university, you are probably seeking a neighbourhood with a fun energy and one that has more affordable options close to campus. Textbooks are expensive after all!So, here are some areas to consider when looking for Toronto Neighbourhoods Ideal For Students (By School): ..