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Bye-bye, big smoke

Posted: 29th July 2010 by Laurin Jeffrey in Miscellaneous, Planning & Development, Toronto History, Toronto Loft Conversions, Toronto Real Estate, Toronto Townhouses & Townhomes
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Once one of the tallest structures in Canada, the smokestack rose more than 200 feet. It served the interests of the Canada Foundry Co., an enterprise that made the blunt instruments of an emerging nation

Naturally sophisticated in Lawrence Park

Posted: 25th July 2010 by Laurin Jeffrey in Buying Real Estate, Empty Nesters, Luxury Real Estate, New Condos & Lofts, Toronto Condos, Toronto Real Estate
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In contrast to the busy traffic on Bayview Ave., all is calm inside the sales centre for Blythwood at Huntington condos. There’s a sophisticated serenity about the foyer with its marble floor, subtly elegant tones and domed ceiling.

Slow condo praised

Posted: 23rd July 2010 by Laurin Jeffrey in Design and Staging, Miscellaneous, New Condos & Lofts, Toronto Condos, West Toronto Real Estate
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A slow home is defined as a place that is simple to live in, light on the environment, and benefits the lives of the people who reside in it.

Top 5 ways to make your condo look more expensive

Posted: 22nd July 2010 by Laurin Jeffrey in Design and Staging, General Real Estate, New Condos & Lofts, North York Condos, Toronto Condos
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When purchasing a condo, most buyers sink the majority of their funds into the space, leaving little left over for furniture and frivolity. Here are a few tips to make your space look and feel more expensive than it actually is.

Things will be great when you’re downtown

Posted: 21st July 2010 by Laurin Jeffrey in Buying Real Estate, Empty Nesters, Luxury Real Estate, Miscellaneous, New Condos & Lofts, Toronto Condos, Toronto Real Estate
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When complete strangers buy into a condo building, they’re in for a big surprise. It doesn’t take long before it dawns on them – they’ve lucked in to a vibrant neighbourhood — and life is good.

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