Leased: Bright 2-Bedroom Condo in Queen St E (60 Haslett Ave #301)
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Morrison Sells Real Estate – Toronto Real Estate Agents
How We Connected One of our wonderful past clients referred them to us, and shortly after, they joined our First-Time Buyer Seminar to learn more about the process and the current market. The Challenge Like many buyers, their criteria evolved once we started viewing properties. They had been renting a beautifully sunlit apartment for years and were worried they wouldn’t be able to replicate that same natural light in a condo purchase. For them, brightness wasn’t a bonus, it was non-negotiable. The Strategy Instead of compromising, we focused our search on waterfront buildings known for expansive views and unobstructed light. After careful selection and thoughtful comparisons, we found a suite that delivered exactly what they were hoping for. Sunlight pouring in and a view that made it even better. Another Win-Win Negotiations stretched a little longer than expected, but sometimes a good night’s sleep creates clarity. The next day, both parties returned to the table ready to collaborate and we secured the deal. A happy buyer, a satisfied seller, and another set of homeowners stepping confidently into their next chapter. Need help turning the page to your next chapter? Let’s help you buy a home in Toronto.
How We Connected A past client and friend introduced us to her friend’s son, a first-time buyer looking for experienced guidance as he entered the market. The Challenge With a high number of condos available, knowing which opportunities to pursue mattered more than how many we saw. On one early offer, we unexpectedly found ourselves in a bidding situation, still a rarity in today’s condo market. The Solution We stayed disciplined and shifted quickly to Plan B. We returned to a suite we had identified early in the search, one that had been overlooked, and acted before competition could build. Another Win-Win We successfully negotiated the price down, securing excellent value for our client. He’s now the proud owner of his first home, complete with a stunning waterfront view—a pretty great way to start homeownership. Need help turning the page to your next chapter? Let’s help you buy a home in Toronto.
How We Connected We had just sold our client’s home and, at first, they felt no urgency to buy again. But then a small, well-priced condo caught their attention. Proof that sometimes the right opportunity shows up when you’re not even looking for it. The Challenge Our client was travelling in South America, so we walked them through the suite via video call. To make sure nothing was overlooked, we followed up with a second showing alongside their contractor, giving them clarity and confidence from afar. The Solution Even though this co-op condo was already attractively priced, we negotiated further on our client’s behalf. Securing an even better deal and maximizing value. Another Win-Win The result? A condo purchased for just $260,000. The perfect pied-à-terre and a smart next step after their sale. Need help turning the page to your next chapter? Let’s help you buy a home in Toronto.
How We Connected After we successfully sold their home, our clients suddenly found themselves on a tight timeline to find their next place. The Challenge At first, they had planned to leave the city altogether. But sometimes plans change and this family realized that Toronto was still where they wanted to be. The Solution Finding a larger home in the city can be tricky (and expensive!). They’d have to think outside the box, and even outside the GTA. That’s when Clarkson popped; more space for less and close to one set of grandparents. Hello, built-in babysitters! Another Win-Win The home they loved had been sitting on the market for quite a while, which gave us leverage to negotiate a significant discount. The result? A beautiful family home at a fantastic price, putting them in an even stronger position for the future. Need help turning the page to your next chapter? Let’s help you buy a home in Toronto.
Condo Market Check-In: Are We at the Bottom? So how’s the market doing, you might ask? I recently pulled some stats for a client that I thought were too interesting not to share with you. And just to be clear — we’re talking condo apartments only here (no houses, no townhomes). The Big Picture That’s a 6% drop so far this year. 2025 Month-by-Month What’s unusual? Even though prices started rising after July, the average days on market actually increased to 40 days in September. Normally, you’d expect faster sales as prices climb — but not this time. Sales Volume So… was July the bottom of the condo market? Maybe. Only time (and October’s numbers) will tell. (If you’d like to view the charts we used for this data, please reach out to me) Rent vs. Buy: Time to Rethink? With prices this low, more renters are starting to ask: Why am I paying so much rent when I could own? Let’s break it down: (Remember — property taxes and maintenance fees are extra in all of the above examples.) But if you’re already paying $2,300+ in rent, it may be time to consider whether that money could be better spent paying down your own mortgage instead of someone else’s. If you’ve been waiting for a sign to buy a condo, consider this it. The deals are out there. The question is, are you ready to grab one? We’re Toronto Real Estate expert Realtors and we’d love to help you. We just listed a fabulous suite in Yorkville that I’m so excited about! It’s a fully renovated one-bedroom with a bathroom, parking, and locker at 40 Scollard, right across from the Four Seasons Hotel. Imagine being steps from some of my favourite restaurants—Trattoria Nervosa, The Oxley, Kasa Moto, Sassafraz, Bar Reyna…the list goes on. If you or someone you know has been dreaming about the Yorkville lifestyle, this might be the perfect fit.