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Downtown Toronto Investment Property For Sale
09 April 11 02:03 PM | Anne Lok | 0 Comments   

Fourplex -2 adjoined lots • 4 bath, 6 bdrm single story - $949,000 Parliament/Shuter, Toronto - **Attention Investors- Downtown Corner Lot Fourplex each unit with separate entrances!!** Lots of recent upgrades. Just a hop, skipm and jump to major Read More...

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In an uncertain market, how do you price your home?
27 August 10 09:19 AM | Anne Lok | 0 Comments   

With a robust market in the first quarter of 2010, the last months has proved to be more modest in sales and price growth. With the Toronto real estate market still reacting to the implementation of the HST, and all the media news of a slower economic Read More...

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St Lawrence Market North designs has been unveiled!
08 May 10 10:27 AM | Anne Lok | 0 Comments   

St Lawrence market has always been one of my favorite places to get fresh, in season, organic produce. Back in February 2010, five well-known architecture teams battled for winning design in the competition to rebuild the significant downtown landmark Read More...

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