#Buying a Toronto Condo

[joypaterson]

Discover the Joys of Condo Living in Toronto

As a Realtor in Toronto, I love helping clients find their perfect homes. Whether you’re a first-time buyer, downsizing, or looking for a great investment, condo living has so much to offer. Why You’ll Love Condo Living in Toronto Amazing Locations: Condos in Toronto are often located in prime spots close to work, entertainment, shopping, and dining. Imagine having everything you need just a…

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to literally commission art for someone as a gift................. they're SUCH softies and they love each other so much. takes me 30+ minutes to recover every time i think about it. like. mitch had to go pick out the picture and then.. find someone to commission fromfkldsj and then...-- just. and auston having it hung up in his house. in the area he lounges around in most... mmm scream.

[jacksonwilliamca]

Condo Financing 101: How to Secure the Right Mortgage for Your Condo Purchase

Are you considering purchasing a condo in Holland Landing, Toronto? Congratulations! Investing in a condo can be a smart move, whether you're a first-time buyer or looking to downsize. However, before you start browsing through the top condo builders in Toronto, it's important to understand the ins and outs of condo financing. In this blog post, we will guide you through the process of securing the right mortgage for your condo purchase, ensuring a smooth and successful transaction.

1. Determine Your Budget: The first step in securing a mortgage for your condo is to determine your budget. Consider your financial situation, including your income, expenses, and any existing debts. This will help you understand how much you can afford to borrow and the monthly mortgage payments you can comfortably make.

2. Research Holland Landing Real Estate Market: Before you start looking for a condo, it's crucial to research the Holland Landing real estate market. Familiarize yourself with the current condo prices, market trends, and the reputation of the top condo builders in Toronto. This knowledge will help you make an informed decision and negotiate the best deal.

3. Shop Around for Mortgage Lenders: Once you have a clear understanding of your budget and the real estate market, it's time to shop around for mortgage lenders. Look for lenders who specialize in condo financing and have experience working with top condo builders in Toronto. Compare interest rates, terms, and conditions to find the best mortgage option for your needs.

4. Get Pre-Approved: Getting pre-approved for a mortgage is a crucial step in the condo buying process. It shows sellers that you are a serious buyer and gives you a clear idea of your borrowing capacity. Gather all the necessary documents, such as proof of income, employment history, and credit score, and submit them to your chosen lender for pre-approval.

5. Understand Condo Financing Requirements: Condo financing often comes with specific requirements and considerations. For example, lenders may have restrictions on the percentage of units owned by investors or the financial stability of the condo association. Make sure you understand these requirements and factor them into your decision-making process.

6. Consider Down Payment Options: When it comes to condo financing, the down payment is an essential component. While the standard down payment is typically 20% of the purchase price, some lenders may accept a lower percentage. However, keep in mind that a smaller down payment may result in higher interest rates or additional fees.

7. Work with a Real Estate Agent: A knowledgeable real estate agent can be a valuable asset when navigating the condo buying process. They can help you find the best condos in Holland Landing, negotiate the purchase price, and connect you with reputable mortgage lenders. Choose an agent who has experience working with condo buyers and top condo builders in Toronto.

8. Review the Condo's Financial Health: Before finalizing your condo purchase, thoroughly review the financial health of the condo association. Look at their reserve fund, budget, and any ongoing or upcoming maintenance projects. A financially stable condo association ensures a well-maintained building and reduces the risk of unexpected expenses.

Securing the right mortgage for your condo purchase requires careful planning, research, and collaboration with professionals. By following these steps and working with trusted experts, you can confidently navigate the condo financing process and make your dream of owning a condo in Holland Landing, Toronto, a reality.

[rumaparuthi]

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𝐅𝐀𝐋𝐋𝐈𝐍' 𝐀𝐋𝐋 𝐈𝐍 𝐘𝐎𝐔 | 𝐌𝐀𝐓𝐓𝐇𝐄𝐖 𝐊𝐍𝐈𝐄𝐒

summary: the morning after with your boyfriend

warnings: some semi-nsfw content, sexual themes, mentions of sex

note: this became a lot more sexual than i intended lol but i actually love this one and i love him.

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There wasn’t anything much better than waking up in the same bed as my boyfriend. Our work schedules often conflicted, with me working long and odd hours and him being out of town so often, so we jumped at the rare opportunities we could spend with one another. Following the Leafs' win last night, we wasted no time in getting back to Matthew's apartment, our clothing being discarded not long after the front door had shut.

When I awoke in the morning, I was tangled in Matthew’s cotton sheets. I reached around for him, but only felt the mattress. I opened my eyes, finding him on the other side of the bed. Matthew was lying on his stomach, one arm draped over the edge of the bed. The morning sun beamed through the windows in his condo that he refused to buy curtains for because “we’re so high up no one can see us anyways”. The sun hit his unclothed back, making his skin seem a shade of pure gold.

I leaned over, tracing his toned back softly with my nails. He didn’t even stir. The idea popped into my head quickly, sliding out from under the sheets, grabbing Matthew’s shirt from atop the dresser that I had removed and flung across the room last night. I slipped out of the room, softly shutting the door behind me.

I went to the kitchen, pulling out the frying pan and pancake mix from the cabinet. I scavenged his pantry and fridge for toppings to add to the pancakes. He had chocolate chips but little fruit so I had to improvise by using frozen fruit typically used for smoothies. I mixed together the batter, decorating each individual pancake with some toppings.

“Is that my shirt?”

I jumped at the sound of Matthew's morning voice coming from behind me. I turned around, seeing him leaning against the counter. He now donned a pair of loose-fitting boxers that hung low on his hips, exposing his v-line and happy trail that I remembered tracing the night before.

“First item of clothing I saw.” I shrugged, turning back around and flipping the pancake in the pan. “Somebody tore my shit off when we were in the living room.”

Matthew looked to the couch where, in fact, my white jeans and the Knies Maple Leafs jersey sat discarded. He chuckles, his laugh coming out gravely. I hear his bare feet padding across the floor, getting closer to me until I feel his arms rope around my waist, pressing soft kisses into my jaw. I tilt my head away, giving him better access. He chuckles again, his laugh vibrating against my skin.

Matthew pulls me away from the stove, turning me in his arms to face him. He leaned down, softly connecting our lips. His lips are just as warm as the morning sun that was beating down on the city of Toronto. He snaked his hands down to my legs, picked me up off the ground and walked me to the island, placing me on it. Matthew's shirt had ridden up on me, coming above my hips so my bare legs were sat against the cool granite countertops.

He looks down, seeing that I had on no pants and instead the same white lace underwear that led to the discarded clothing the night before. He groaned, leaning his head back and smiling. I slowly let my legs spread a little wider, intentionally teasing him.

“Are you trying to turn me on right now? Cause' it's working.” He says, his hands gripping my thighs. I giggle, his thumbs now tracing uneven circles into the inside of my thighs.

“How about round two?” He asks in a low voice.

I lean forward, nearing my lips to his before hopping off the counter and pushing past him to the stove. “After, because you’ve just caused my pancake to burn.” I say, taking the spatula and scraping away at the well-overcooked pancake on the pan.

“You are an incredible tease.” He says.

I snort at him. “You better get to work on frying the bacon or else no second round.” I warn.

He laughs and shakes his head in disbelief, a small smirk toying at his lips. He passes behind me, slapping my ass on the way by.

“Yes ma’am.” He says, getting the bacon from the fridge.

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No 35 Balmuto St 1.

Completed in 2012, No 35 Balmuto St is a 48 floor condo tower in the Bloor Yorkville area of Toronto Canada.

Original photography from 2017 using a Canon EOS 60D body with a Sigma 17-70mm f2.8 DC Macro OS lens. Reprocessed using Silver EFEX Pro as a Lightroom plugin for the Black and White conversion.

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[naveenvadlamudi-realestatebro]

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Yes write that blurb!!!🥹😍😍

Hehehe can do. (Also i made this gif so don’t come at me for not crediting)

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“Oh, wait,” Carson pondered for a second as she stood in the middle of the living room, one hand on her hip, the other touching her face as she glanced around in thought. “Maybe the tree will look better over there.”

“Carse, I’ve moved this box three times. Please make up your mind, babe.” Auston groaned as he stood up straight and looked over at his wife.

It was December 1st, just a regular Thursday to everyone else and an off day for Auston, but to Carson, it was so much more important than that. Why? Because it was the day, the Matthews family was decorating for Christmas.

Since moving out of the condo and into their new house in Toronto, Carson was overwhelmed and excited by the space she had to decorate. To make it all more exciting, it was also Mia’s first holiday season which had Carson wanting to make it even more special.

However, she didn’t expect to be so stressed out.

The rest of the house was basically decorated. Carson made sure to buy festive decor around the house's main floor, including garland, glass jars filled with ornaments, lights and an unnecessary amount of Christmas-scented candles. She’d already offered to host at least two Christmas gatherings, not including when some of the family would stay with them later in the month.

There was a lot on Carson’s plate with all the planning she had to do, but even that wasn’t as bad as the dread she felt when it came to making everything look perfect.

“Ok, but what if we set it up in that corner, and it doesn’t look good?” Carson asked, a slight pout on her lips as she looked at her husband.

“I think it’ll look great in either corner,” Auston tried to reason.

“Well, Mia might want it in a different corner entirely.”

“I’m sure Mia doesn’t care where the tree gets set up, Carson,” he told her and nodded toward their 10-month-old, who was busy trying to climb into a box of ornaments. “She seems occupied.”

“Oh, Mia,” Carson reacted as she moved from her spot to go over and pick up their daughter. “You can’t go in there, little miss.”

Mia started giggling as Carson peppered her with kisses, and as soon as she was set back on the ground, didn’t waste any time crawling over to where Frank lay in front of the electric fireplace.

Carson watched Mia with a small smile, and Auston observed them both for a moment, his heart swelling with adoration. He didn’t want to ruin the moment, but he knew that he and Carson needed to figure out the tree situation before Mia got into something she wasn’t supposed to.

“What about this corner here,” Auston spoke up as he moved to said corner. “It won’t block the window seat, and you can still see it from outside. It’s away from the doorway into here, so Frank won’t be running into it all the time, and because it’ll be against the same wall as the TV and fireplace, we’ll still have a perfect view of it from the couch.”

“I guess that could work,” Carson responded, but clearly still thinking. “I just don’t want to get it all set up and regret putting it there.”

“You’re really putting a lot of thought into this.”

“I just want it to be perfect, Auston. Is you not stressing me out even more about it too much to ask?”

Auston blinked in surprise, not expecting that reaction from the woman standing across from him, and even Carson seemed surprised by her outburst.

“I-I’m sorry,” she apologized immediately and looked away from Auston, trying to blink back the tears she could feel forming as she fiddled with the sleeves of her hoodie. “I didn’t mean to snap.”

“Hey, it’s ok,” Auston assured her and wasted no time moving from where he stood so he could go over to Carson. Once he was beside her, Auston pulled her into his embrace, and Carson immediately wrapped her arms around him and leaned against his chest. “You wanna tell me what’s going on? I know there’s no way the location of our Christmas tree has got you this upset.”

“You know me well,” Carson chuckled and shook her head before sighing. “I’ve just been thinking about my mom a lot lately. She loved Christmas and always made it so special for Mya, Nate and me. It was magical, and I want to do the same for Mia. Obviously, I know she will not remember her first Christmas, but I will.”

Auston couldn’t help the smile that grew as he listened before moving to place a kiss on top of Carson’s head.

“I love you,” he mumbled against her hair. “Mia’s first Christmas is going to be amazing. I won’t question what you want to do anymore. When we moved in here, I promised you could be the interior decorator, which applies to holidays.”

“Even though I go overboard?” Carson asked as she moved away from Auston’s chest to look up at him.

“Yes, I think it’s cute.”

At that, Carson smiled and then stood on her tiptoes so she could peck his lips. “I love you.”

“And I love you,” Auston reminded her. “Now, about this damn tree.”

“I think you might be onto something by putting it in the corner by the window,” Carson chuckled as she stepped away from Auston and over to the corner he was standing in a few minutes prior. “It’ll cover some of the bookshelf, but I can live with that.”

“You say like these aren’t all books you’ve read and that you don’t have more all around the house.”

“And what about it?”

“Nothing, nothing,” Auston responded, smiling and holding his hands up in surrender. “Alright, so the tree goes in that corner. Final answer?”

“Yes, I think it’ll look great there,” Carson answered.

“Perfect,” Auston said before pushing the box toward the area. “Now that’s decided, we can finally start setting it up.”

“And fluffing, which I know you love so much.”

“Right… the best part.”

Carson laughed at Auston’s sarcasm before moving to lift the box of ornaments and lights over to where Auston started piecing the tree together, but before she could even look at the box, she was met by a thud a gasp and the sound of small items spilling out all over the floor.

Carson and Auston quickly looked to the source of the noise to find Mia sitting beside the now tipped-over box, surrounded by ornaments and looking at her parents in surprise. Soon, her shocked expression faded as she let out a happy squeal and grabbed an ornament by its string to swing around merrily.

Auston and Carson looked at each other again, trying not to laugh before Auston spoke.

“I don’t think Christmas decorating will ever be boring now that we have her to keep us entertained.”

[thisdivorce]

yay for a @celestialmickey tag game! thanks to @mishervellous @creepkinginc @metalheadmickey @gardenerian @shameless-notashamed for also tagging me 💗

hello, my name is: leigh 🌹

i live in: canada 🏔

in 2023 i’ll be turning: 36 😬

describe your 2022 in 3 words: challenging, hurtful, creative

3 words you hope will describe your 2023: transition, change, strength

something you’re looking forward to this year: buying a condo & traveling ✈️

something you want to accomplish this year: continue working on my creative writing certificate, apply for my MA, make more💰

somewhere you’d like to travel to this year: the states, toronto, maybe a europe trip somewhere if i can swing it

something you’d like to do more of in 2023: write more original fiction, being a hermit, tap into my spirituality more ✨

and finally, what’s your 2023 mantra? thoughts are just thoughts--events of the mind

tagging @ian-galagher @iansfreckles @lalazeewrites @grumble-fish @ms-moonlight-inn @pinkmatter-mp3 @rereadanon @milkoviched @flamingbluepanda @lesbiangallagher - love to all!

[eusuchia]

where would you move to if not toronto? i feel all my friends have toronto as the ideal living place (bonkers rent aside) but also we are literally all from small town northern ontario lol

I get why people move here! I mean I literally am here. it was fine. it is fine. it has all the amenities you want in a big city, like some semblance of public infrastructure, non white people, queer people, communists, certain health services, arts, food, weird niche scenes and stores and whatever. BUT,

now that I've been here for a decade, the rent that was astronomically expensive to me (coming from montreal 2014, where we had an old but comfy 2br for $750/mo total. $325/mo each) when I first got here now seems laughably cheap. it's miserable, yet competitive, and a lot of people get locked into shitty living situations out of fear of the nightmare of finding a new place to live. people often remark about the chill vibes montreal has (or had, depends who you ask), and ultimately a lot of it came down to: not having to hustle your ass off because you could have a beautiful walk-up in a nice medium-density neighbourhood for <$500, and being able to get good microbrews and wine at your corner store, lmao. QC tuition is also cheap for QC residents, and still cheaper than most places for out-of-province, so it really is/was The Place to be a student.

but back to hating toronto: the sprawl is sickening! you get a reprieve in certain neighbourhoods but it's just concrete on concrete on concrete mostly. I feel claustrophobic and trapped here. it takes over an hour IN A CAR to leave the city, or more like two hours if you get unlucky on the 401. if you don't drive? lmao. the commutes that people treat as 'normal' here are unbelievable and inhumane. if I want to be 'in nature' i have to make a whole trip out of it, like that's my entire day. and even then it involves shielding your eyes from the city and pretending it's not there while you look at the lake, or high park, or whatever. I never appreciated this enough about edmonton as a kid/teen but now when I think too hard about the river valley at home I get nauseatingly homesick. (ofc the sprawl in the prairies is horrific as well; I grew up in the small area of downtown edmonton well-serviced by public transport and by the river).

this is to say nothing of the big chunks of 'toronto proper' that I avoid entirely because they're full of the people toronto really wants to cater to, i.e. bay st business guys and lawyers who are the ones buying up all the new developments as investment properties. everything cool here gets torn down for these assholes and turned into luxury condos and people clap and cheer because it's 'more housing!' and you look over and doug ford is getting handed a big novelty check from the Corrupt Personal Friends of Ford Family and Property Developers Foundation.

ANYWAY. I don't know. I had my sights set on halifax for a long time, I love a smaller city and I LOVE the atlantic. it's marginally more affordable than here. it's very white but not as scary white as like, tbh, small town ontario/alberta, I think largely due to being a city and a big student population. but the more I think about it the more it seems kind of stupid to move myself so far away from all my friends, family, networks, etc... again. my fourth province? god. if I do it, I should do it earlier rather than later I guess? but the logistics are nightmarish.

hamilton is on my mind lately. it's more affordable, smaller, less insane as a move, would be close enough to family for my partner to be more comfortable and it's MUCH easier to 'go outside'. I have friends there so I wouldn't be starting completely over again, I even have clients who come to me from there so my work transition wouldn't be crazy. and I could still commute to toronto with bike + GO train. BUT THEN I WOULD STILL BE IN THIS FUCKING PROVINCE.

idk dude sorry for going on and on but this is literally all I've been thinking about for the last few months and I had a minor crisis about it all last week. godspeed getting out of small town ontario anyway. I guess my thesis is... if you speak french, consider montreal?

[joypaterson]

Great Condo Deals in Toronto!

If you’re thinking about buying a condo in Toronto, now is a fantastic time. The condo market in Toronto is oversaturated with condos for sale meaning there are soooo many great deals available – its just a matter of finding them and recognizing them. I’m here to help you navigate the Toronto condo market and find the best deals. Contact me today to start your search and take advantage of the…

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Milton homes for sale - Save Max

There are a variety of Milton homes for sale, including detached homes, townhouses, and condos. As of March 2023, the average price for a home in Milton is around $1.2 million CAD, although prices can vary depending on the type of property, location, and other factors.

One of the advantages of buying a home in Milton is the location. The town is located at the intersection of major highways, making it easy to commute to nearby cities like Toronto and Mississauga. Milton is also home to many amenities, including shopping centers, restaurants, parks, and recreational facilities. The town has a strong sense of community and is known for its family-friendly environment.

If you're interested in buying a home in Milton, it's best to work with a local real estate agent who can guide you through the buying process and help you find the perfect home for your needs and budget. Whether you're looking for a spacious family home or a more compact townhouse or condo, there are plenty of options to choose from in Milton.

[jacksonwilliamca]

buying a home in Toronto |  New Condos For Sale Toronto | Parkhomenko

Are you looking to purchase a property in Toronto, Canada's largest city? 🏙️ Unlock the keys to your dream home with our ultimate guide to buying a home in Toronto. From finding the right home to financing your purchase and moving day, our step-by-step guide will make the process as seamless as possible. Get informed and start your journey today! #RealEstate #Toronto 

[rumaparuthi]

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[condos2home]

How Is Burlington’s Growth Shaping the Demand for Pre-Construction Condos?

More people want to buy pre-construction condos in Burlington as the city keeps growing. Located in the Greater Golden Horseshoe region, Burlington expects to welcome 485,000 new residents to the Halton Region by 2051.

This growth is changing how people look at housing, especially in the downtown area and near transit stops. Home prices keep rising as more people discover this amazing city.

Why People Love Burlington

Living in Burlington means easy access to everything. The city sits right between Toronto and Niagara Falls, making both work and fun trips simple. Trains from GO stations can take residents anywhere they need to go. Young families, professionals, and retirees all find something to love about Burlington's friendly community feel.

Great Changes Around Transit Stations

Three GO stations make transitions very comfortable for the buyers of pre-construction condos in Burlington. New buildings are going up near Aldershot, Burlington, and Appleby stations. These areas now offer:

Quick walks to trains and buses

Coffee shops and stores on the ground floor

Wide, safe sidewalks

Parks and green spaces nearby

Buyers who act fast can grab pre-construction deals near these stations. Many developers offer special pricing and flexible payment plans for early birds who see the value in these prime locations.

Smart City Planning Makes Life Better

As Burlington runs out of space to build outward, new buildings are getting taller. This helps fit more homes in popular areas while keeping neighborhood streets peaceful. Builders are creating modern spaces that blend well with older parts of the city.

Pre-Construction Condos for First-Time Buyers

People moving to Burlington have shown great interest in pre-construction condos in Burlington. These new homes come with modern features that help save money on energy bills. Many buyers like that they can walk to GO stations in just minutes. The best part? Many units will let you see Lake Ontario or the green hills of Niagara Escarpment from your windows.

Living here means you can walk to the beach trails, visit local stores, and enjoy many restaurants. Buying early gives you better prices and more choices of units. As more people discover Burlington's charm, these new condos offer good value for both living and investing.

[condos2homes]

Markham’s Real Estate Growth and Its Impact on Pre-Construction Homes

Markham keeps growing as one of the GTA’s hottest real estate spots. With its amazing schools, growing tech jobs, and great location, more families want to live here. The hunt for new pre-construction homes in Markham has never been stronger, and builders are responding with exciting projects all across the city.

Key Growth Factors Making Markham Special:

Major tech companies like AMD and IBM bringing more jobs

Top-rated schools attracting young families

New shopping centers and entertainment spots opening

Quick access to Toronto via Highway 404 and GO Transit

These changes mean more people are looking at both houses and pre construction condos in Markham. Let’s explore what’s happening in different parts of this growing city.

Downtown Markham’s Amazing Rise

The heart of Markham is changing fast. New pre-construction condos in Markham are wonderful around Main Street, bringing modern living spaces close to shops and restaurants. You’ll find smart home features, shared workspaces, and cool amenities like rooftop gardens. Plus, you’re steps away from the Pan Am Centre and Markham’s best entertainment spots.

New Pre-Construction Homes in Markham in Family-Friendly Areas

Looking for more space? The latest pre construction homes in Markham offer exciting choices in areas like Cornell and Wismer Commons. These neighborhoods blend peaceful streets with easy access to everything families need. New homes here come with bigger yards, modern designs, and energy-saving features. You’re also close to good schools and parks.

Check out exciting new projects like Springwater Towns by Mattamy Homes, offering unique freehold towns and singles starting from $1.6 M. Or explore Terrace Park Towns by Forest Hill Homes in Cornell Rouge, where modern townhomes back onto peaceful woodlands, starting from $1.3M.

What This Growth Means for Home Buyers

Smart buyers are jumping into Markham’s pre-construction market early. Prices tend to rise as areas develop, so getting in first often means better deals. Plus, new builds let you pick your finishes and features. The York Region transit expansion plans and new business developments mean your investment could grow even more valuable over time.

East and West Markham continue to develop at a fast pace. Whether you want a downtown condo or a spacious house in a quiet area, you’ll find great choices here. With more jobs coming and better transit on the way, Markham’s future looks bright for anyone buying a new home.