Your weekly Toronto real estate roundup
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Dear reader, It’s been a winter of discontent for Toronto’s realtors. The market remains static, and many quality properties are sitting cold. Industry experts predict a “vigorous” rebound sometime this summer, but until then, buyers maintain the upper hand, with little impetus to engage in bidding wars. Reporter Ali Amad paints the market picture in our latest edition of Under Asking, Curb Appeal’s top story this week. He goes straight to the source, asking three realtors why they were willing to go down in price—and what lessons can be learned for house hunters this season. Also in today’s newsletter: a Woodbridge bungalow designed by the architect behind Sherway Gardens. Plus, a tour of a craftsman in the Beaches equipped with its own loft for kids. Visit torontolife.com for all our real estate coverage. |
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—Barry Jordan Chong, city and real estate editor |
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Surreal Estate | What outpost in Woodbridge would be complete without 12 parking spots, a vintage gun cabinet, a steam room and sauna, a backyard grotto, and a spiral staircase to a bar? |
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