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If you're planning on getting a penthouse, whether it is the high-end Trump Tower International or a more reasonable place like Infinity Condos, noise probably won't be a problem. If it is, be sure to address the noisy neighbours as soon as their noise becomes an inconvenience.

We think it's great! (the area and the designs, that is). Riverdale will soon become home to numerous great <a href="http://www.groperty.com"target="_blank">condos in Toronto</a> - the area is packed with culture, adjacent the downtown core and a 20-30min bike ride from the beach - awesome place...

You can definitely find something decent between 250 and 300k. Take a look at Liberty Central Condo - it has received quite a bit of attention and promises to be one of the top condominiums in that range. Good luck ;)

These units will only become more popular after the market has cooled down a bit. A multiple bedroom condo in the downtown core of a city does not come cheap. Places like http://groperty.com/The_Garrison_Fort_York.html are more reasonable priced. Remember to look at other prices in the area...

Yip, looks and sounds like a good idea. Toronto's current system (the Toronto Transit Commission) is running over capacity during peak hours which constitutes anywhere from four to six hours per day (if everything is running smoothly). Seeing as the city still growing rapidly it is a must for...

Yes, flyers can be informative but can start to look untidy (not to mention the litter they cause) when there are multiple layers of spammy flyers. Maybe the spaces should be regulated by a company? People can pay for the advertisement space and the company will ensure that nobody posts on top...

I agree with Duper - the election still has to happen, it's not a done deal. Festivals will be fine seeing as they have a passionate following - hopefully they receive adequate support and recognition. Have faith the prospective major will make decisions that will benefit a larger majority of...

Condo's are definitely the way to go with regards to fees. No matter which you invest in (house or condo) you will need to pay for maintenance. The problem with a house is the fact that you will probably be doing repairs yourself (seeing as most blue collar call-outs are not reasonable at all)...