Are condos much more vulnerable to a crash than detached homes? Although there are many people who believe so, the Toronto condo market doesn’t seem to be affected too much. On the contrary. According to BigGuidetoCondos, condo prices in Toronto have more than doubled in the past two decades, going up from a median price of $140,000 in 1996 to $383,000 in September 2013.
 
On the real estate listings portal Point2 Homes, the median asking price for a Toronto condo is $369,000. So let’s take a look at what can be found close to this amount:

In Don Mills, for a price close to the city-wide median asking price you can buy a condo like the one on 195 Wynford Drive #2205. The 2-bedroom condo is listed for sale for $369,900. With an area of 1,300 sqft, it enjoys panoramic views, walnut harwood floors, and much more.

Interior shot of 195 Wynford Drive, Toronto

In Yonge/Finch, for $375,000 you can get this 2-bedroom, 2-bathroom, 1,349 sqft condo on 5460 Yonge Street. The condo boasts a new kitchen with quartz countertops and glass black splash, access to an indoor swimming pool, sauna, and more.

For approximately $373,000 you will be able to get access to the "ultimate in downtown living". This 543 sqft, 1-bedroom condo on 105 George Street in Richmond/Sherbourne is located just behind Toronto’s First Post Office. The building is developed by the Alterra Group and the Finer Space Corporation. The building, which when completed will be 21 storeys high, will house 280 luxury yet affordable residences.

Finally, in Evans/The West Mall you can buy this 2-bedroom condo for $370,639 CAD, on 700 Evans Avenue. With an area of 849 sqft, it is situated in a 24-storey landmark tower developed by Great Gulf Homes and Menkes Developments.
 

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