housing market in canada

Have you ever watched Suits and hoped to own a place like Harvey Specter's apartment in Toronto? Well, now might be your chance, if you've got millions of dollars saved up, of course.

A condo on the 56th floor located at 180 University Avenue in downtown Toronto is on sale, and its asking price is $12 million! Yes, you read that right; even Donna would want to check this place out.

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It looks like Canadians wanting to purchase a second home are getting "bolder" with their choices.

That's according to an analysis by Point2Homes, which surveyed how Canadians are using search engines to look up second vacation home locations all over the Western Hemisphere.

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Toronto is a city filled with many neighbourhoods that cater to specific lifestyles, which makes the 6ix so diverse and great!

The King West area is a high-energy, active neighbourhood that caters to younger crowds. Kensington Market is home to eclectic shops and restaurants and may attract the same kind of people. Liberty Village is an attractive place for pet parents.

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Purchasing real estate in Canada is an intimidating situation, especially for first-time buyers. But, what does the future of the Canadian housing market look like over the next five years?

While property costs are at an all-time high, a lot of Canadians are still interested in finding a place to call their own. But, with such a hard-to-predict market, planning for the future, or even for right now, can be a bit difficult.

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