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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
Tags: 75 portland, american cities, architects, architecture, balconies, buy, condo, condo suite, condos, Core Architects, CREA, detached home, development, efficiency, environment, finishing touches, floor plan, floor plans, freed, gta, home, hotel, housing, housing units, king west, land, living space, loft, market, new, new home, new housing, project, real, residential design, residential project, residential projects, sale, toronto, townhouse, west, wind

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.

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
Tags: adult life, Amenities, architects, art gallery of ontario, aura, buy, buyer, cn tower, condo, condo project, condos, condos in toronto, couples, credit, developers, development, Distillery District, downtown toronto condos, earth, empty nest, esplanade, factory, fionn maccool, first, foodie friends, front street, future home, hangovers, home, hotel, infinity pool, jason george, jersey giant, jewel boxes, keg, king eddy, land, Lien, loft, lofts, maintenance, maintenance fee, maintenance fees, market, Markham, meeting places, metro toronto, metro toronto convention, metro toronto convention centre, neighbourhood, neighbourhoods, neighbours, new, new condos, new toronto condos, project, queen, rent, Ritz-Carlton, rooftop pool, rooftop terrace, scotland yard, spaghetti factory, st james park, St. Lawrence, st. lawrence market, steady stream, storeys, stroll, td, The Met, thompson, time, toronto, toronto condo, toronto condos, toronto neighbourhoods, Tory, tower, tridel, university of toronto, west, yorkville

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.

HST will not affect resale homes

Posted: 20th July 2010 by Laurin Jeffrey in Buying Real Estate, New Condos & Lofts, Real Estate Taxes, Toronto Real Estate
Tags: buy, buyer, buyers, consumers, CREA, credit, estate, first, Goods and Services Tax, government, GST, hard, harmonized sales, Harmonized Sales Tax, home, home buyers, homebuyer, homebuyers, housing, hst, increase, July 1, land, land transfer tax, Land transfer taxes, mortgage, mortgage costs, mpac, new, new home, new housing, ontario consumers, property tax, Property Taxes, provincial government, Provincial Sales Tax, PST, purchasing a home, purchasing a new home, real, real estate, real estate board, real estate transaction, real estate transactions, reduce, rent, renting, resale home, resale homes, resale housing, sale, sales, sales tax, tax, tax burden, tax credit, toronto, toronto real estate, Toronto Real Estate Board, transfer

Fortunately, home buyers choosing to purchase a resale home don’t have to worry about paying HST on the price of their home. That’s money that they can keep in their pocket, or use to keep their mortgage costs down.

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