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Originally posted by Fido

Semis from mid 600s

Singles from mid -high 700s

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I got all the info from their site. Thanks.

Congratulations are in order. Wish you and the family all the best there is, as always.

Regards,

FH.
FOR YOUR INFO.
Paradise Properties.
http://paradisedevelopments.com/residential/upper-mount-pleasant/pricing.html
Are the builders getting greedy OR Is land in Canada "a diminishing Commodity"?!
Lippincott Street.
http://torontorealtyblog.com/archives/1957

All I can see is Toronto = New Vancouver.

I ALWAYS THINK...

is renting is bad ? do we really have to have our own house ?

how can normal people think of buying house in this MADNESS REAL ESTAT situation ????

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'Some goals are so worthy, it's glorious even to fail.' (Param Vir Chakra awardee Lt. Manoj Pandey)

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Originally posted by Fido

Surprising observation today.

Paradise Homes have a set of houses opening up for sale 4th March. In order to avoid line up and malpractices they have this time (like other builders also) opened up online booking for appointment on the 4th & 5th wherein the interested purchasers can register before hand and come on the appointment day .

The surprise was - that the registration open email came at 12 04 today and the registration close and all slots filled at 12 12 ... With in 7 minutes !!!

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To buy or rent, you say?

If you are a single person or only a pair, it is quite easy to calculate; If the cost of ownership (loss of interest income due to capital frozen in house, property tax, utilities, etc) is less by even a hundred bucks or more compared to the rent you pay, it is always advisable to rent. Owning RE becomes a need if you have a large family (need large space) or have a habit of hoard trash all the time... or have other obsessive compulsive disorders. So you should raise the issue, ro rent or to own.