Buying an architect-designed home is totally worth it. Here is why... The Toronto building boom is not slowing down anytime soon. With the rising cost in Toronto Real Estate, an average buyer tends to focus on where to find the best dollar value for the most space rather than emphasizing on the quality of design details. In recent years, Instagram has created a consciousness of perfectly styled living spaces setting the bar for modern dwellers seeking more design conscious living. So what's the difference between an architect-designed home and a builder's custom home? Architect-designed homes are often one off homes. A home buyer well-versed in spotting the design details will understand why

On a MLS listing, the description often has a section that calls out the "inclusions" which are chattels and fixtures that comes with the sale of the property. Chattels are movable possessions not afixed to the a surface. Unless otherwise noted specifically in the purchase agreement to be included with the sale, chattels can be removed from the property at closing of the transaction. Some examples of chattels which are typically included with the sale are large household appliances such as refrigerators, stove, washer and dryer. Related article: "Frequently Asked Questions About Selling A Home In Toronto" On the other hand, fixtures are considered items that are mounted and secured onto a su