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Been busy, but wanted to add that there are plenty of Condos in the downtown core going for 400-500 per square foot range. Maybe if you didn't spend so much time reading articles you would know that plenty do exist. Sometimes I wonder where your comments come from. People who wait for the market...

I included LTT which on a $300000 purchase should be $975. The rule of thumb with pre-construction is that you will probably spend 2-2.5% of the purchase price if you are not capping the closing costs. It is really hard to tell, because there is so much fine print on builders contract...

http://www.forexpros.com/analysis/are-fears-of-imminent-drop-in-canadian-housing-prices-overblown%20-114532

I really think we will start to see a shift from one bedroom to two bedrooms for investors. Individuals are being priced out of one bedrooms, and are pooling their resources and renting two bedrooms with a roomate. One bedrooms rent for at least 1500-1600 in that neighbourhood, where as 2...

Every builder will have specific fees that they defer to the buyer. It is hard to say because each project will be differ. I would set aside $7000-$10000 just to be safe.

Could this be a trend?? Second person said that to me today. Are people really thinking that there is a correction soon?

Too bad it was ignored. Oh well, I believe people push their own agendas sometime. Anyways 62nd floor, the vews must be amazing. Pictures are a must!!!!!

Sorry to disappoint. My wording was out of context. Yes it looks just like Casa, hence the name Casa 2. There is a silver lining though, BSN won't be noticeable from the East side after this is built.

I am kind of curious who owns and who rents. I wonder if peoples opinion are based on their current living arrangements.

Here is a rendering. http://blacktower.tv/BUILDINGS/UNDER%20DEVELOPMENT/CASA%202.html

Makes you wonder if they do that on puropose........Pick it up TREB!

Haha.....close call!

Its clearly there is section 6 under law. You can also contact them at 416-645-8080 to verify this.

Found it. Here are the Rules relating to rent (2) Sections 104, 111, 112, 120, 121, 122, 126 to 133, 165 and 167 do not apply with respect to a rental unit if, (a) it was not occupied for any purpose before June 17, 1998; (b) it is a rental unit no part of which has been previously...

I thought that as well initially, but I called the there office to verify that.

I don't see the need to using an Agent for pre-construction unless you want to get into VIP pricing, but the builder will pay the Agent on average 4% net of HST. Once the VIP pricing is over then the public has access to it, they increase there prices roughly 4-5% (you should negotiate with no...

Here is some documents that I found about the design. http://501yonge.ca/drupal/sites/default/files/501drawings.pdf

Ask a Realtor to send you new listings everyday based on your search criteria.

I think you are taking my comments too literaly, of course they won't increase rents 100%. The market will dictate that of course. What I am saying is that there is no limit to what the Landlord can increase for rent. I do notice where we see the most increases is the year after a condo...

Rent increases only are capped for Condo/Apartments built before October 31st 1991. The landlord can increase the rent 100% if they want to.