WislaHD
Senior Member
Laughable prices for a 2-bed of that size.
Eh who am I kidding. People will purchase these anyway.
Laughable prices for a 2-bed of that size.
Imagine buying a space here and parking a Range Rover or Maserati conscious to the fact that the parking spot cost more than your luxury vehicle... Unbelievable that spaces are really getting that expensive.120k the parking lel
The cynical answer is that it isn't money made in Canada that is being used to purchase these units.I figured this one would go ahead.... glad to see its selling so well! I still can't get over the pricing , I get it ....you are DT Toronto on a major subway line on a main artery. But $1,100,000 for a 720 sq ft 2 bedroom unit? Plus $650/month in maintenance ? Yikes! You could get that same unit up in Barrie for $450,000 but the only difference is that its 30% bigger and includes parking! (oh and fees are in half) . I have no idea how people can afford to buy these things.
Most of that money is made in Canada I can relate! ....trust and believe the numbers sound high but it’s not that difficult.The cynical answer is that it isn't money made in Canada that is being used to purchase these units.
I am clearly living in a different reality then.Most of that money is made in Canada I can relate! ....trust and believe the numbers sound high but it’s not that difficult.
For a first time buyer I wouldn’t recommend YSL there are areas that FTB can get into, lease the unit or house out grow some equity.I am clearly living in a different reality then.
Most of my circle are young professional types, and these type of prices are well beyond their means, even if aiming to purchase with a partner.
how old r u right now?I did it at age of 26 no Mom and Dad help on a $15/h job
Now am just waiting on the roof to top off, how ever long that is....lol
I don't think it matters as much where the money is made compared to who is buying. Is it end users planning on living there or real estate investors planning an exit? Cresford's boss is very connected in private equity circles and their projects sell out in a day. Draw your own conclusions.The cynical answer is that it isn't money made in Canada that is being used to purchase these units.