456 College Street This boutique building is great value in Little Italy located at College and Bathurst. The exterior of building has a slightly gothic feel and is part of a church. The Channel Club is just steps away from some of the best bars, clubs, restaurants and boutiques in Toronto. The suites have either… Continue Reading… Continue Reading
955 Queen Street W. The Chocolate Lofts, located at 955 Queen Street are a prime example of how an existing building can be converted into new condo lofts by incorporating some of the past and present. Located on the Southwest corner of Queen Street and Massey Street. Chocolate Co. lofts is a 6 storey building… Continue Reading… Continue Reading
438 King Street West Behold twenty-one levels of cutting edge architecture by Diamond and Schmitt Architects – six time winners of the Governor General’s award for Architecture. Hudson – an urban fusion of brilliant design in the heart of Toronto’s most vivacious downtown neighborhood. Located in Toronto’s theatre and club district, Hudson is within walking… Continue Reading
51 Halton Street West side storey is a 54 unit town home development within a residential area built in Spring of 2005 by Norstar builders. It is located at the corner of Halton Street (just South of Dundas Street) and Ossington Avenue and located in the heart of Toronto’s art and design district.… Continue Reading
954 King Street West and 1029 King Street West The Electra Lofts units, completed in 2000, are located in the heart of trendy King West Village and have an urban style. They have a 2 storey open concept layout overlooking an open mezzanine below. The lofts have 17 ft. ceilings and 16 ft. windows offering… Continue Reading… Continue Reading
Tips For Shopping Buying your first condo can feel intimidating at first, but the process is a lot easier than you think. Your real estate agent, lawyer, and bank representatives will help guide you to buying the right condominium that suits you, so choose them wisely and don’t be afraid to ask questions. Here are… Continue Reading… Continue Reading
“Hard” Lofts What we consider to be a real loft (hard loft) in it’s truest form, which most regard as the only kind of loft, is typically a conversion of an old warehouse or factory industrial building. The term “hard” is derived from the fact that the interior of such space having a harder, more… Continue Reading… Continue Reading