Make One Park Place Condos in Master Planned Regent Park Your Next Home Address: 170 Sumach St [North Tower] & 55 Regent Park Blvd [South Tower] If you are looking for modern condo complex to live in in Downtown Toronto, you have just found it. Despite the stigma with the old tenements, the 69 acre revitalization is now 50% complete with brand new amenities, Artscape, mixed income and mixed-use buildings with commercial retail integrated into the community. Designed by Hariri Pontinari Architects, One Park Place couldn't be more conveniently located. Sitting in Phase 2 of the Regent Park master planned redevelopment, many of the units in the complex have sweeping views of downtown Toronto an

The Best Kept Secrets About Living in Revitalized Regent Park Regent Park in East Downtown has gained popularity since Phase 1 was completed. The area is now a mixed-used mixed income demographic integrated community. The new Regent Park's 15 year Revitalization by Daniels Corporation is now 50% complete. Phase 2 is near completion and phase 3 has broken ground. Regent park has a transit score of 98, and it's just a few minutes to bike paths, DVP and Gardiner Expressway, walking distance to Cabbagetown, Riverside, Corktown, the Historic Distillery, Canary District, St Lawrence Market and Historic King East Design District. The neighbourhood offers the best value in Toronto Downtown urban liv

Toronto's greenbelt corridors are a culturally significant and important feature that makes our city unique.

Toronto Real Estate Market Report - May 2016 [All statistics via Toronto MLS Market Watch] We are almost two thirds into the Spring market, and there are still many buyers looking to purchase a home in the coming months well into the summer market. May 2016 is a new record for the month of May on record for home sales reported through TREB. In contrast to the price growth, the number of listings were down by 6.4% compared to this time last year. Given there are no shortage of buyers and not enough listings in the marketplace across from low density to condominiums, this obviously is impacting the selling prices. As seen from the above chart, detached, semi-detached and townhomes experienced

We have heard of the Starbucks phenomenon on real estate values. According to Zillow, the home-value data for homes that fell within a half kilometer radius to Starbucks increased an average 96% in value between 1997-2014. Do independent art galleries migration have a similar effect on boosting home prices in their neighbourhoods? In New York, now that Chelsea is saturated with galleries and the steep increase in rent close to the Highline is pushing out existing galleries, everyone is talking about where the next big arts neighbourhoods will be. Art galleries take years to be profitable. On average, art gallery owners tend to prefer leasing a space for a longer term to prevent substantial r