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Hi, is there still going to be a bridge from this development over the rail tracks? Anyone know expected completion date?

Just wanted to give a little update in case anyone was interested. I live in one of these rental units that you are speaking about (you can see it in the picture). The ones pictured are all still occupied and k&G has been doing a lot of improvements over the last few months. New...

Looking for soemone with an open mind who may be able to help me. If you PM me then i can explain exactly what would be required. Thanks!

If you have a set not being used, let me know! Thanks

Because one is easier to get away with than the other!

is having a realtor for rentals a common thing in other cities in Canada? Coming from Calgary it is pretty unheard of. I didn't even see any rentals at all on mls for Calgary.

Allow casinos to open up in the city. I think its embaressing that we don't have any. Plus you'd have a lot of money to do a lot of things listed in this thread.

Thanks, we found a nice one from MLS.

Yeah I hated it when I was a kid and my mom would threaten to replevy my chattels.

I do really like that outdoor square sitting area. If it becomes a busy area with a lot of people about, I'd love to sit there for an afternoon with a coffee and laptop (do they have wifi?). If its not busy well...it would be a nice thought.

I'd go down the street smelling peoples green bins then swap them out during a collection day.

Yeah and you can always pick up some retail/cashier job to tide you over a little while you search for another job. No big deal there.

Hi Ears, I moved to Toronto last year. What city are you coming from?

Also wrong. There are some exclusions to the tenant act but they are stuff like "short term emergency shelter" or situations where you share a kitchen or a bathroom with the landlord. Short term, long term, furnished, unfurnished are all the same. Not sure what you mean by commercial. If you...

It is illegal. from http://www.ontariotenants.ca/

Nope. Last months rent is allowed but is only for rent. It is different from a damage deposit. However, to further define my point of this thread....as an owner, isn't asking for a damage deposit, knowing full well it is illegal (max $25 000 fine) doing the exact opposite of its intended...

ha..ha..ha Please elaborate!

As you all know, its not legal for a landlord to demand or collect a damage deposit. I've been looking at rentals and I have found one I like but the realtor has informed me that the owner will only deal with renters willing to leave a damage deposit. I was told that the owner has had...

Exactly. A while ago people would always talk about the great benefits that google employees enjoy and the amazing facilities they get to use and nobody has any ill will towards those because its a private company doing things on their own dime.

bumping up my budget to 1600 inclusive...hoping for a large 1+den (with separate door for den) or a smaller/cheaper 2BR