26.2% less inventory has led to slower sales and increased competition in May’s Toronto real estate market. Smallest sales decrease in the last three months indicates TREB’s predictions for a stronger second half of the year may be correct.
We’ve created the Ultimate Guide to Toronto’s East End Breweries to make planning your sud-seeking quest a breeze. Whether you’re stocking up on new local brews from their bottle shops or plan to brewery-hop, here are eight of Toronto’s east end breweries you gotta try.
The abandoned brick warehouse at the corner of Eastern and Booth Avenue will soon be known as Wonder Condos. Undergoing a major overhaul, this once-was bread factory will soon be the hottest hard-loft conversion on the east end.
The city announced its plans for The Meadoway, a 16-kilometre long park. The Meadoway will connect sections along an existing hydro corridor and will stretch from Rouge National Urban Park in Scarborough to the trails that follow the DVP right into the downtown core.
It’s been four years since Quality Meat Packers Ltd. shut down their slaughterhouse in the Niagara neighbourhood. The residual foul odour has remained a point of contention. But good news is on the horizon. Plans include a fully excavated cavity... to you know maybe remove that delightful lingering smell.
Don’t believe the latest narrative in the news, despite the alarming headlines the Toronto real estate market is on track for another record year. Sales levels aren’t the entire picture. We discuss local statistics, inventory levels and click bait.
After a decade of strategizing, the Flood Protection Plans for our east waterfront are official and are set to begin this summer. Okay, so maybe that doesn’t sound all that exciting — but what if we mentioned that the plans include the creation of a new island, several new parks, and an entirely new neighbourhood? Better right?
Real estate in January is historically slow, with the addition of the fair housing plan, changes to the mortgage qualification rules and increased borrowing cost it’s no wonder we saw prices fall by 4.1% year-over-year. Experts predict though if you’re thinking buying now is the time!!
2017 was a volatile year for Toronto real estate but nonetheless, Q4 finished out strong with condo prices up 14.4% year-over-year.
Toronto is showing signs of a healthy market “bucking the regular season trend” of a slow November. Leading the trend is the condo market, up 17.7% in 2017.
