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New Lower Level Unit With Separate Entrance At The Back Of The House . Own Laundry. Living Room And Kitchen Is On Main Level Facing Backyard. Bright And Spacious Unit In Heart Of Keswick. Walk To Lake. Two Parking Spaces On The Right Side Of The Driveway. Tenant Pay 1/3 Of The Total Utilities. Estimated At $170 Per Month And Will Adjust At The End Of The Year.
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Super Large Lower Level Unit With Separate Entrance, Newly Renovated 2 Bedrooms Unit, New Kitchen, New Laminated Floor, Wet Bar In Large 570 Sq Ft Living Room . Large Storage Room, Just Move In! This Bright And Spacious Unit In The Heart Of Keswick. Walk To The Lake, Park, Parking On Driveway. Tenant Pay 40% Of Total Utilities , Estimated At $240 Per Month And Will Adjust At The End Of The Year
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Walk To Subway And Ttc, Walk Out To Yard From Living Room. Totally Newly Renovated
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Whole House Just Painted. Close To Park, School, Mall, Highway , Whole House For Rent, Tenant Pay Utilities
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Indoor Mall At Corner Of Highway 7/Leslie. "The Shoppes Of Parkway" With Direct Access To Sheraton Parkway Hotel And Richmond Hill City Hall, Steps To Public Transit Viva And Hwy 404, Close By Restaurants, Shopping, And High Rise Luxury Condos. Condo Fees Include Electricity. Shopping Centre Hours 10 To 10. Lots Of Parking On Ground & Underground.
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Canadian Real Estate News | How Many People Can Support Million Dollar Toronto Real Estate Prices? A Lot | | Friday, June 9, 2017 | | A common thing I’ve been hearing is that Toronto families don’t make enough to support home prices at these levels. Bank executives, economists, fund managers, and even real estate agents have repeated this in the media – but they never offer any numbers. Running some quick numbers shows that there’s actually a good chance that this market can be supported by local incomes. |
| Toronto's five decades of condo growth, mapped | | Tuesday, May 2, 2017 | | It's been 50 years since the emergence of condos began to redefine Toronto development as we know it. This article explores how the city adapted to changing eras in the housing market, and was in turn transformed |
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