This was originally a coachhouse built in the 1860's & much of the charming historic character has been meticulously preserved by the current owner's who purchased/fully renovated the property beginning in 2016.
With 2020 coming to a close, I thought it might be good to take a look at what has happened with the Toronto luxury real estate market since COVID19 hit earlier this year. More specifically, we'll look at the period from April 1st to November 1st which is historically our busiest time of the year.
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It's a bit amazing to say that just 6 months after the biggest economic & societal shock our society has experienced in recent history, the real estate market in Toronto is setting records with the number of sales being done for another month in a row.
Every month we are going to look at what kind of home you can buy for $2 million in various Toronto neighbourhoods such as Rosedale, Lawrence Park & Forest Hill and compare these to locations across the GTA such as Oakville, Burlington, Mississauga, Aurora, Scarborough + more.
To say that the luxury housing market was on fire in August would be a bit of an understatement. Looking at the stats, you can clearly see a substantial increase in the # of sales compared to 2019 with 3-Bed/+ homes leading the way with a 263% gain.
With the new typical work-week being 1-3 days from home & the remainder in the office, many people have changed the criteria with which they judge their property.
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Shangri-La Toronto has been riddled with issues since its construction back in 2012, largely due to the enhanced complexity of operating as a hotel with 202 guest rooms as well as a full time residence with 393 suites (many fetching several million dollar price tags).
Virtual staging has become much more mainstream over the past several years but COVID19 has really accelerated this part of the real estate industry for several reasons.
