Leased: Bright Loft-Style 1 Bedroom Condo On Bayview (170 Bayview Avenue #808)
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Would Developer Tax Breaks Help Housing Affordability? (Ben Mulroney – Global News 640 Toronto)
Premier Doug Ford’s office directed Metrolinx to keep Crosstown opening date secret. Would tax breaks for Ontario developers really make housing more affordable? Canadians are encountering fewer legitimate news sources on social media, study finds. More than half of Ontario drivers admit to disregarding rules of the road. Public safety critic wants answers on alleged terror twosome.
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Is There Too Much Construction in Toronto? (Greg Brady – Global News 640 Toronto)
$800 million for a parking lot at Exhibition Place. Is Toronto spread too thin in terms of its construction projects? Why are they taking so long?
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Toronto Condo Market In Recessionary Territory (Ben Mulroney – Global News 640 Toronto)
Toronto’s condo market hasn’t been this bad since the 90’s recession. How are sellers dealing with it? There could be a federal tax on the way for our principal residence.
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7 Most Crucial Insights For Condo Buyers (Free Guide)
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LCBO Strike, Conservatives Spent More Money On Advertising (Ben Mulroney – Global News 640 Toronto)
Should the LCBO workers have gone on strike? Conservatives spent more money on their advertising recently than other parties.
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Buying a Home With Family Financial Assistance (Ben Mulroney – Global News 640 Toronto)
Young homebuyers are increasingly relying on financial assistance from family members to make down payments on homes. The rising cost of housing and the need for family financial help is contributing to a growing divide between those who can afford to buy homes and those who cannot.