For most Canadians, conventional financial wisdom has always been straightforward: buy real estate because housing only appreciates, and expect your car to lose a significant chunk of its value the second you drive it off the lot.
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201 Carlaw Avenue Toronto: The History, Challenges and Comeback of the Printing Factory Lofts
Toronto has no shortage of condominium buildings, but only a small number can genuinely claim to represent the history of the neighbourhood around them. The Printing Factory Lofts at 201 Carlaw Avenue is one of those buildings. Sitting just north of Queen Street East in Leslieville, the property combines an early-20th-century industrial factory with contemporary residential architecture and has become one of the most recognizable loft conversions in Toronto’s east end.
Continue reading →Why South Beach Condos at 88 & 90 Park Lawn Road Are Sam Kamra’s Favourite Buildings to Buy in Mimico
After years of selling real estate throughout Toronto and the GTA, there are certain condo buildings that stand out to me. In Humber Bay Shores and Mimico, there is one development I continue to come back to: South Beach Condos & Lofts at 88 and 90 Park Lawn Road in Etobicoke.
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