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I understand that the area has more to offer, however, I don't understand why someone would invest $450K in a 2 bedroom apartment near low income housing when they can invest the same amount (or less) and be on or near King West or Front St West. There is still much going on in these areas.
That being said, would the appreciation and rental potential be as high at Market Wharf versus other areas such as King West?
Believe it or not, this area is considered a lot more prestigious than King West and easily competes with Yorkville in terms of status. Appreciation and rental potential would be higher than KW.
There is no reason to be afraid of low income housing in this area or the future TCH developments in Cityplace (which is not "safer"). I want to slap people who make those kinds of assumptions without actually experiencing a neighbourhood. I say this not to offend, but to demonstrate how strongly I feel about this issue. I mean, if you don't feel safe living here, you might want to consider a nice, quiet, churchy town like Uxbridge.
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