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The bustling metropolis of Toronto, nestled on the shores of Lake Ontario, is a dynamic urban center known for its cultural diversity, thriving job market, and a real estate scene that offers a wide range of houses for sale. In this article, we will explore the Toronto houses for sale, the diverse housing options it provides, and why Toronto remains one of the most sought-after cities in Canada for homebuyers.

A City of Diversity: Toronto's Neighborhoods

Toronto is a city of neighborhoods, each with its own unique character and charm. Whether you're a young professional seeking a modern downtown condo or a family in search of a spacious suburban home, Toronto has something for everyone.

Downtown Toronto: The heart of the city is a bustling hub offering a mix of contemporary condos, historic lofts, and luxury penthouses. It's home to iconic landmarks, world-class restaurants, and a vibrant urban lifestyle.

The Annex: Known for its tree-lined streets and historic architecture, The Annex is a charming neighborhood that combines Victorian-era homes with a thriving arts and culture scene.

North York: Located in the northern part of Toronto, North York features a variety of housing options, from high-rise condos to single-family homes. It's known for its green spaces, excellent schools, and family-friendly atmosphere.

Scarborough: This eastern borough offers a diverse range of housing, including bungalows, townhouses, and waterfront properties. Scarborough's natural beauty, parks, and beaches make it an attractive choice for nature enthusiasts.

Why Invest in Toronto Real Estate?

Cultural Diversity: Toronto is a cultural melting pot, offering a wide range of cuisines, festivals, and cultural events. It's a city where diversity is celebrated and embraced.

Economic Opportunities: As Canada's economic powerhouse, Toronto provides ample job opportunities across various industries, making it an ideal destination for career growth.

Education: The city is home to renowned educational institutions, including the University of Toronto, Ryerson University, and York University, making it a hub for students and academics.

Green Spaces: Toronto's commitment to green living is evident in its numerous parks, conservation areas, and waterfront spaces. Residents can enjoy outdoor activities year-round.

Transportation: Toronto boasts an efficient public transportation system, including subways, buses, and streetcars, making it easy to navigate the city.

Toronto Real Estate Market

The Toronto real estate market is dynamic and competitive. The city offers a mix of housing types to suit various budgets and lifestyles. While downtown areas often come with a premium price tag due to their proximity to amenities and employment opportunities, suburban neighborhoods provide more affordable options, often with larger living spaces and yards.

Navigating the Toronto real estate market can be challenging, and that's where the expertise of a seasoned real estate agent can be invaluable. They can help you find the right property, negotiate deals, and guide you through the buying process.

Conclusion

Toronto, with its diverse neighborhoods, economic opportunities, and cultural richness, continues to be a city that caters to a wide range of preferences and lifestyles. Whether you're a young professional seeking an urban oasis or a family in search of a spacious suburban home, Toronto's houses for sale offer a wealth of possibilities. In Toronto, your dream home is not just a property; it's your gateway to a vibrant and fulfilling urban life in one of Canada's most exciting cities.

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Premier-designate Doug Ford must make housing affordability a priority, say builders, realtors and urbanists.

“This really is a generational challenge. The challenge of the folks who are going to live in the GTA over the next 25 years is something that needs to be the central focus of the provincial government,” said David Wilkes, CEO of the Building Industry and Land Development Association (BILD).

He was among seven experts who told the Toronto Star how a new Ontario Progressive Conservative government could make housing more affordable and more available.

Also weighing in were: Cherise Burda, executive director of the Ryerson City Building Institute; Tim Hudak, CEO of the Ontario Real Estate Association; David Amborski, founding director of the Centre for Urban Research and Land Development at Ryerson; Ben Myers, president of Bullpen Research & Consulting; Jeff Parker, senior manager of policy for the Toronto Region Board of Trade, and Toronto councillor and housing advocate Ana Bailao.

Boost supply

Streamlining planning and zoning approvals would bring more housing on the market sooner, said Wilkes. Right now it can take up to 52 separate approvals to bring a home to market in this region, he said — layers of municipal and provincial regulation that “create a quagmire that dramatically slows down the pace of building new homes,” he said.

“Overregulation” can add up to six figures to the cost of a new home, said Hudak, citing a recent C.D. Howe Institute report.

He urged the new government to “focus on increasing the supply particularly for first-time homebuyers and people who want to downsize.”

Ontario should look at how other jurisdictions, such as British Columbia, consolidate their approval and planning documentation into a single form, said the Board of Trade’s Parker.

“They also allow registered (private) professionals — engineers and architects who already have responsibility for the planning act — to act as the authorities on signing off on these projects. There is still an important role for municipal planning departments: it’s double-checking this work. But it takes the burden off them and leaves them with the skilled professionals who are already licensed by the government to do their jobs,” he said.

The government has to get better at enforcing some of its existing rules and policies too, said Ryerson’s Amborski. Provincial policy requires municipalities maintain a three-year supply of builder-ready, serviced lots. They are supposed to report those numbers to Queen’s Park, but that requirement isn’t enforced, he said.

Cut the tax

Next to alcohol and tobacco, housing is probably the most taxed commodity in Ontario, said Hudak. The Ontario Real Estate Association is discouraging the province from allowing municipalities outside Toronto to levy their own land transfer tax. Toronto’s municipal land transfer doubles the provincial fee on home sales, adding $15,000 to the average cost of a home.

The government could also look at tax incentives to help seniors downsize, widening the supply of available homes for young families, said Hudak.

Eliminating the year-old foreign buyers’ tax, something Ford mused about on the campaign trail, probably wouldn’t have much effect, however, said market researcher Myers.

Taxes by all levels of government add 25 per cent to the cost of a new home, said Wilkes. “Within that 25 per cent there are taxes on tax.”

Rightsize housing

“Figure out how to build homes for people, not for investors,” Burda advised. “We’re building one-bedroom condos for investors and we’re building detached houses on the periphery. What we’re missing is midrise housing that is in our already urbanized suburban and urban neighbourhoods that are close to transit, schools, jobs and services. The reason we’re not building it is that it’s not as cost-competitive as building tall or building sprawl.”

“If we are going to speed up the approvals process, let’s target that type of development and make it easier, more cost-effective,” she said.

Go beyond downtown laneway housing and allow empty nesters to stratify their homes for rental or shared ownership, something British Columbia encourages, said Burda.

The region’s economic vitality depends on that “missing middle” housing, said Parker. The board of trade’s own survey of young professionals found that most want choice expanded beyond single-family homes and one-bedroom condos.

“We would like to see both the province and the city do more to make sure we’re enabling the townhouses, the duplexes, the larger condos, which will house the young families and really keep our young professionals — the talent and strength of our economy — in the GTA,” said Parker.

Updated zoning would assist in boosting that supply of missing middle homes, said Amborski. Zoning specifically for midrise and ensuring it can’t be amended to allow for higher densities would be especially useful. Re-zone excess industrial land for midrise and townhomes, he said.

Stick to your own backyard

There’s no reason to build on the Greenbelt, said Amborski. Even if the land wasn’t protected for agriculture and environmental reasons, it isn’t serviced for housing in the short-term, he said.

Instead, the province should dedicate more surplus public land for housing, said Bailao, Toronto’s Housing Advocate. She cited the West Don Lands, where the province has required developers to build affordable units and rentals. “It’s important to step up and create more rental on public land and give some incentives to the city to create more rental,” she said.

Connect the dots

Align housing with transit and highways, say the experts. Myers recommends the province invest in the downtown relief line — a win-win that would spur development and move people.

Denser zoning around subways and GO stations would avoid the scenario along the Bloor-Danforth subway, which is dominated by lowrise housing, said Hudak.

The province also needs to take off “the straight-jacket of the growth plan,” he said.

“(It) is imposing targets for intensification development that aren’t necessarily in keeping with the character of those communities (outside of Toronto). They would like more of a mix of single-family homes in those areas and certainly there is the space for that. This will give consumers more choices,” said Hudak.

Re-think rent control

Roll back rent control, said Myers and Amborski. It is discouraging developers from building purpose-built rentals that Toronto desperately needs.

But Bailao says it’s more complicated than that. “We just can’t roll back rent control,” she said. But some fine-tuning might be possible, including allowing some flexibility for builders of purpose-built rentals in the first couple of years until they understand their cash flow.

“Other cities do have that flexibility in the first few years. But it is important that we protect our tenants and we work with our partners to have that rental available,” she said.

(via How can Doug Ford fix Toronto-area housing? | The Star)

Ontario PC leader Doug Ford recently proposed rezoning part of the Greenbelt around the Greater Toronto Area, to allow developers to build single-family homes using some of the large supply of urban fringe land to address Toronto’s severe housing affordability. This was a unique proposal, because without competitive development on the urban fringe, Toronto’s housing affordability is likely to continue as an impossible challenge for many middle-income households. Regrettably, Ford was pressured to withdraw the proposal.

The Ontario government’s Places to Grow policy has been associated with Toronto’s severe housing-affordability crisis. Places to Grow largely outlawed the mass production of housing on the urban fringe, a phenomenon that had made housing affordable to middle-income households across Canada. No longer were there low-cost starter houses, as prices were driven up, rippling across the entire GTA.

The median house price (including all owned properties, and after the foreign-buyers tax) for the Toronto census metropolitan area (CMA), virtually doubled relative to median household incomes between 2005 and 2017, according to the Demographia International Housing Affordability Survey. This has imposed a serious burden on people aspiring to own their own homes, especially younger families who are now denied the lifestyles their parents enjoyed.

Things have changed much in the past 15 years. For decades, middle-income housing had been affordable in the Toronto CMA and the Greater Golden Horseshoe. In the pre-Places to Grow environment, there was a progression of land values from a competitive floor, with the cheapest land on the urban fringe and values gradually increasing to the most expensive toward the urban centre, as is the case for property markets in other metropolitan areas around the world.

There is general agreement that restoring housing affordability requires a substantial increase in housing supply. However, those who oppose expanding the suburbs propose instead a densification of single-family neighbourhoods — called the “Yellowbelt,” reflecting the colour used to indicate them on planning maps — as the solution. According to The Globe and Mail, the Yellowbelt is more than 20,000 hectares, and larger than Scarborough and nearly twice as large as Etobicoke or the city of Vancouver.

Unless the competitive market for land is restored on the urban fringe, it is unlikely that housing affordability will be materially improved

But, it is unlikely that Yellowbelt development will improve housing affordability. Land values in the Yellowbelt are already high and so denser development there would not moderate housing costs nearly as much as a competitive urban fringe market would. Further, as research from Ryerson University indicates, improving housing affordability requires increasing the supply of ground-oriented (single-family) housing, not more multi-family condos and townhomes. Households have differing housing needs and the supply needs to reflect that. Not all houses are the same.

Higher-density Yellowbelt development could also make Toronto’s horrific traffic congestion even worse, with additional quality-of-life compromises. And there is no point in trying to invoke the mantra of “public transit” as the solution: most jobs in the CMA are beyond reasonable commuting time by transit, and no current proposals would change that.

The Ontario government’s foreign-buyer tax has so far stopped the virtual house-price hyperinflation among the Toronto area’s most desired and speculatively attractive houses. But this has not improved middle-income housing affordability. Toronto Real Estate Board data show that monthly price increases among the least-costly houses — condominium apartments — have been double those of wages, as reported by Statistics Canada.

Unless the competitive market for land is restored on the urban fringe, it is unlikely that housing affordability will be materially improved. This does not require the low-density development, or sprawl, of suburban Boston or Atlanta, which have less than a third of the urban density of Toronto’s 905 suburbs. Indeed, Toronto is the least sprawling of any large urban area in Canada — or the United States. The planning policies that preceded Places to Grow produced this by permitting a competitive market for land on the periphery.

As Paul Cheshire, Max Nathan and Henry Overman of the London School of Economics have argued, urban policy needs to focus on people, rather than place. The Places to Grow Greenbelt plan takes insufficient account of people by largely ignoring the largest element in the household budget, housing costs; this lowers the living standards for many GTA residents (and that will only get worse as mortgage rates continue to rise). Places to Grow has made it more difficult for low-income residents to afford decent housing and more difficult for governments to fund housing subsidies that voters have demanded for families who need the help.

The likely continued deterioration of middle-income housing affordability will make solving the problem even more difficult. This could lead to understandable and substantial support for destructive policies such as rent control, as more households are excluded from the housing aspirations that were so readily available to previous generations.

Doug Ford and the PCs could have a once-in-a-generation opportunity to effectively deal with the housing-affordability crisis. It is time for a serious rethink of the Toronto-area housing policy, with a focus on putting the right priorities first. People are more important than place.

• Wendell Cox is a senior fellow at the Frontier Centre for Public Policy and co-author of the Demographia International Housing Affordability Survey, now in its 14th annual edition.

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Top three reasons to buy a condo

You might be contemplating whether to buy Condos in Scarborough or buy a house. And it’s also wise to think enough before buying a housing property rather than hurrying the decision and regretting it later.

 If you need a little push as to why you should buy a condo, then below are the top three reasons for buying a condo.

 1 – You don’t have to maintain the property yourself

When you buy a condominium, then chores like mowing the lawn, shovelling the snow, and cleaning the pool, etc. gets done by designated workers. You only need to pay monthly maintenance fees and the condo association will take care of all your maintenance requirements.  

2 – It’s comparatively cheaper than buying a house

The condo provides you with an adequate size of the home, prime location in the city, and greater amenities, which comes at reasonable pricing. When you buy a condo, you might have to spend a decent down payment, but the value of condos appreciates faster than separate houses. 

3 – Community brings a feeling of togetherness

New condos in Scarborough have much closer proximity with neighbours as compared to house owners who have wide yards separating them. You are bound to face your neighbours in the elevators, pool, or lounge, etc. In case of emergency, you will have a strong support of people around you. 

In short

Those as above are the top three reasons to buy condos in Scarborough. You get free from manual maintenance of your property, and also have like-minded people living around you.

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AFFORDABLE PRE-CONSTRUCTION TORONTO TOWNHOMES 2020

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Globe and Mail: Toronto Housing Market Looks to be Thawing in May MAY 17, 2019 | IN THE PRESS Carolyn IrelandGlobe and MailPublished May 16, 2019 Real estate agent Elli Davis of Royal LePage Real Estate Services Ltd. is seeing a surge in properties for sale in Toronto in May. After a slow start to the year, the real estate market is picking up. Ms. Davis has listed six properties for sale in the past week. One reason for the shift, she says, is that some baby boomers who spend their winter down south are now back in town and preparing to sell their large family homes in favour of smaller houses and condos. “I think you’re going to see a lot of new listings in May,” she says. “The snowbirds are back.” Ms. Davis typically specializes in midtown Toronto, with listings for houses and condo units in the central core between Bloor Street and Eglinton Avenue. But with listings scarce in recent months, she has taken on a new property in the Beaches and during the winter she ventured as far east as Scarborough. “I’m happy to do any location as long as the mood of the seller is serious.” Davelle Morrison, a real estate agent with Bosley Real Estate Ltd., sees a quickening pace on the buyers’ side of the market as well. “Clients seem to be making up their minds faster than usual.” Ms. Morrison says house hunters used to take a lot of time to do their research and look around before making a decision. “I think they just recognize that it’s hard to find what they’re looking for,” she says. One couple recently made a quick decision to move when a semi-detached house just up the street from their condo arrived on the market. Ms. Morrison says the couple beat out three other buyers with their offer of $1.28-million. The buyers liked their midtown neighbourhood and wanted their daughter to be able to stay at her current school, she says. “They bought a semi within a week of it arriving on the market.” Robert Hogue, senior economist at Royal Bank of Canada, sees evidence the GTA market is turning a corner. The sales rebound in April, plus the rise in benchmark prices for a second month, suggest that the market is recovering from a dismal February hammered by winter storms. The fact that the turnaround came in April instead of March is likely down to the scant supply of listings in March, he says. By his calculations, new listings jumped 15 per cent in April from the same month last year. That new supply pulled buyers into play, which signals to him pent-up demand. Mr. Hogue says he was surprised to see the sudden rebound in sales of detached homes in April because it has been so long since that segment outperformed the others. For the past couple of years, buyers have gravitated to less expensive properties, including condos. But as detached home prices have tumbled over that time, prices of condos have gained. Mr. Hogue says it’s not yet clear if that narrowing gap is tempting move-up buyers. “It’s too early to tell whether this is a sign of improving affordability for single-detached homes,” Mr. Hogue says. The migration from Toronto to the suburbs and beyond is continuing, she says. Ms. Davis has clients looking at real estate in Barrie, Belleville and Niagara-on-the-Lake. She recently listed a three-bedroom townhouse condo at 630 Kingston Road in the Beaches with an asking price of $1,150,000. The parents of three young children are planning to move out of town for a larger property, she says. “They’re getting much more for their money,” she says. Ms. Morrison is also seeing listings pick up in May. While some agents have moved away from holding offer nights – especially above the $1-million mark – Ms. Morrison says she usually advises sellers to list their properties with a low asking price and a scheduled offer date in an effort to spur competition. She is listing one condo unit with an asking price of $599,000. “We hope to get over $700,000.” Another will be listed with an asking price of $649,000 in the hopes that it will fetch more. “It’s a strategy that works,” she says. Looking ahead, Mr. Hogue at RBC says a balance between demand and supply in the overall GTA market is setting the stage for further modest price increases in the near term. Priscilla Thiagamoorthy, economic analyst at Bank of Montreal, points out that housing starts across Canada roared in April, with Ontario numbers spiking in April. Ms. Thiagamoorthy says the Toronto area’s housing market has largely steadied. “Although the Canadian housing market slowed at the start of the year, the latest data suggest the downward momentum has stabilized and could even be picking up again.” (c. Globe and Mail - this article first appeared in The Globe and Mail and was reprinted in The Elli Dave team blog at https://www.ellidavis.com/globe-and-mail-toronto-housing-market-looks-to-be-thawing-in-may/)

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Homes for Sale in Port St. Lucie FL

If you plan to live somewhere on the east coast of southern Florida, then Port St. Lucie might just be the best place for you. Nestled along Florida’s Treasure Coast, Port St. Lucie is located between Miami and Orlando and is the ninth largest city in the state.

You will certainly find a million ways to have fun living in the city. Port St. Lucie boasts of its wide array of world-popular tourist attractions that are great for nature lovers, including its picturesque beaches, rivers and natural gardens. If you love outdoor activities, the city also features hiking trails, fishing spots and golf courses.

Neighborhood

Compared with its neighboring cities, Port St. Lucie has a more tranquil atmosphere because of its unsoiled streets and peaceful communities. The city is where you can find the St. Lucie River, which was developed into a dinner and entertainment hub and has been a major attraction for tourists. Because it is rich in natural resources, it serves as a valuable resource not only for the locals but also for people living in nearby cities.

The city is woven around magnificent bodies of water and lush greens and is home to several athletic and learning institutions. Port. St. Lucie is not only strengthened by its world-class natural attractions but also by its amenities, which include the Tradition Field and the PGA Center for Golf Learning and Performance. The Tradition Field is where the New York Mets usually play spring training games.

Other popular attractions in the city are the Kings Isle, St. Lucie West Lakeforest, The Lakes, Town Park, St. Lucie West, Bedford Park, Cascades at St. Lucie West, Heritage Oaks, Scarborough, Victoria Park, Magnolia Lakes, and the Tradition Square.

Climate

Climate in Port St. Lucie is typically warm and humid, making it feel almost like a true tropical city. During summer, temperature in the area averages in the low 90s while during winter, temperature ranges from 60 to 70. Because it is warm in the city throughout the year, beach lovers find it an ideal spot for beaching. 

Home Types in Port St. Lucie

Most of the homes for sale in Port St. Lucie FL are detached single-family homes, although you can also find here condominiums and attached row houses. Since the city was founded in the early 1960s on the banks of the St. Lucie River, you will find that majority of the homes here are old—constructed sometime between 1970 and 1999.

With the construction boom expected to happen in the city in the near future, however, you can expect more new residential homes to rise in the area. Experts see this construction boom to come as a result of the increasing popularity of Port St. Lucie. As more and more individuals and families look to settle in the city, the city will try to accommodate them by ramping up the construction of new homes.

The broad range of home types available in Port St. Lucie gives interested home buyers more options as they narrow down their search based on their preferences.

For the record, the previous month saw 115 condominium units, 146 townhouses and 5 multi-family units sold in Port St. Lucie.

Real Estate Prices

Although Port St. Lucie is a coastal town, prices of real estate properties in the area are generally within the means of typical buyers. Previously, list prices of Port St. Lucie homes increased by 9.84 percent, making the average cost of homes in the city around $244,000.

Inventory of homes for sale in the city have seen a boost in recent years. No wonder, Port St. Lucie listings have increased to more than 2,000 this year. Many of these homes are “hot homes” because they are so affordable they do not stay on the market for long.

Find Your Port St. Lucie Home Now

If you want to find your dream home in Port St. Lucie, you can call me today at 772-240-2589. I am Melissa Conrad and I will help you go over your options!

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July 6, 2017

Dear Ward 43 Residents, 

I am reaching out to residents to contact Mitzie Hunter M.P.P. to ask for immediate action be taken for a Scarborough East Job Skills Training Centre/Community Hub.  With the school closure of Robert L. Borden BTI at 200 Poplar Road an excellent opportunity to open a Job Skills Training Centre/Community Hub is long overdue.  The province government needs to act now to ensure the site is not sold to a developer.  We need youth employment not 200 – 300 townhouses.

The unemployment rate in Scarborough East stands at 12.7%, in sharp contrast to the City of Toronto's current unemployment rate of 7.5%.  The Province needs to act now to help Scarborough residents, especially our youth meet their potential by ensuring they have training to find sustainable full-time jobs.

Please contact the Honourable Mitzie Hunter M.P.P. to voice your support and tell her to halt any sale of this property. The priority is to build a Scarborough Job Skills Training Centre/Community Hub. Please Email M.P.P. Hunter at: mhunter.mpp.co@liberal.ola.org or call Tel: (416) 281-2787.  Please copy me on your correspondence Councillor_Ainslie@toronto.ca.

The 2011 Census Canada statistics reports that 50% of residents in eastern Scarborough only have a post-secondary education. This further indicates access to better job opportunities are badly needed.  A Job Skills Training Centre/Community Hub would help residents have the services required to see the Neighbourhood Improvement Area designations removed once and for all

All My Best,

Paul W. Ainslie

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* Bedrooms 4 * Washrooms 4 * Double Garage * Pie shape(99 feet x 117 feet) land almost 1/4 Acre * Separate entrance for the basement * Double Door Entry * End Unit

Masterpiece By Award Winning Builder With 25 Years Experiences! End Unit Feels Like A Detached! Brand New 4 Bedroom Freehold Townhouse In A Highly Sought Location, 9 Ft Ceiling With Hardwood Floor Throughout, All Bedrooms With Ensuites, Granite Countertop, Adjacent To The Cedar Brae Golf Club, Soaring 9 Feet Ceiling On Main Floor & Bsmt, The Augusta Unit, 2527Sq Ft As Per Floor plan, TTC At Your Doorstep, Close To Shopping.

Extras: Super Quality, Solid Built With 5/8″ Plywood Subfloor (Not Cheap Waffle Boards), Engineered Silent Floor Truss Joist System, Elegant Double Door Entry. Oak Stairs, Contemporary Kitchen With Maple Cabinet, Central Air conditioning

Upgrades: Sinks in all en-suites and bathrooms, All bathroom floor Tiles, Main floor tiles, Caesar stone counter top in en-suite ,bathrooms and kitchen, This Is An Assignment Sale, Taxes Have Not Yet Been Assessed. Contact me For Details, Property Is Under Construction – Showings Only Outside Of Property.

Anticipated Closing date: June 7, 2018 Builder: CASTLE ROCK

Please call me or send me email for more info.

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