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"…what we should have been doing when
the best companies in the world hit all-time lows was buy, not sell. This is what
we should have done when real estate
prices fell, buy, not sell…"
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"Who could have possibly believed a year ago that we would be witnessing the kind of market we are today. September 2009 MLS GTA resale numbers are spectacular."
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"…we are going to see substantially higher condo prices. I believe that typical new development launches will now achieve $500-$550 per square foot this fall in most downtown locations."
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"…if you could buy a $1 lottery ticket that guaranteed you would win $40,000 in 3 years, would you buy it? I guess so."
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"May has come and gone, but it has left us with irrefutable evidence that the recession has officially ended…"
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"…what we should have been doing when
the best companies in the world hit all-time lows was buy, not sell. This is what
we should have done when real estate
prices fell, buy, not sell…"
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"…Toronto Real Estate Board
reported the April sales figures
and once again, they show the
real estate recovery is under way.
Sales volume was down just 7%
from last April…"
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"…Over the last few
years furniture retailers have
spread along King East,
establishing the furniture/design
district. This was truly a
welcome sign and an indicator
for the start of better things to
come…"
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"…the
average price has recovered to
just 5% less than 2008 with improvement every month. The
largest positive indication of
recovery is that the time to
sell is just 39 days which is
approaching a seller's market…"
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"…I know that it's
difficult to see this now as the
economy continues to shed jobs,
but the worst is over for
Toronto's real estate market … by early
March we have seen the TREB
numbers start to stabilize and
grow…"
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"…we still
have perhaps the hottest real estate
market in North America. Our listing to
sell time is still 30-45 days (versus 10
months in most of the U.S.) …"
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"…looking at Canada,
Toronto has the country's largest and
most diverse economy and population.
The GTA employs 3.1 million people (1.35 million in Toronto) in a massive array
of sectors…"
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"…The best
values always occur in
"developing neighbourhoods."
The East End is an area in
transition; not only is it a great
place to live, with a lifestyle
second to none
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