NorthYorkEd
Active Member
When I see a building with several units for sale or rent, I wonder if there is an issue and if there is any way to find out what it is (outside of asking sellers or current residents).
For example, these buildings around Yonge/Sheppard (NYCC) have the following number of units for sale or lease:
23 Sheppard - 19 units (15 for sale)
33 Sheppard - 27 units (12 for sale)
35 Hollywood - (22 for sale)
4968 Yonge - 29 units (18 for sale)
4978 Yonge - 15 units (9 for sale)
18 Spring Garden - 13 units (11 for sale)
153 Beecroft - 11 units (7 for sale)
155 Beecroft - 10 units (2 for sale)
By contrast, most of the other buildings in the area typically have anywhere from 1 to 6 units for sale/lease at any given time. It just seems there is high activity in certain buildings and no obvious clues as to why. Sure, there is development going on that might have some residents rattled, but is it safe to assume these buildings might be best to avoid?
For example, these buildings around Yonge/Sheppard (NYCC) have the following number of units for sale or lease:
23 Sheppard - 19 units (15 for sale)
33 Sheppard - 27 units (12 for sale)
35 Hollywood - (22 for sale)
4968 Yonge - 29 units (18 for sale)
4978 Yonge - 15 units (9 for sale)
18 Spring Garden - 13 units (11 for sale)
153 Beecroft - 11 units (7 for sale)
155 Beecroft - 10 units (2 for sale)
By contrast, most of the other buildings in the area typically have anywhere from 1 to 6 units for sale/lease at any given time. It just seems there is high activity in certain buildings and no obvious clues as to why. Sure, there is development going on that might have some residents rattled, but is it safe to assume these buildings might be best to avoid?