All developers in Toronto basically shop from the same vendor. Same Miele appliances, kitchen shelve design, bathtub, toilet, sink etc all look the same in many different condos
Haha, you should see how big a bachelor (no bedroom) is nowadays, 300 Sqft, exactly like a shoebox. They try to maximize and use every inch of the space while making the units smaller and smaller so they can cram and sell more units.
Hi great video!! Can you share if the heat and hot water included in these condos? I know it’s been over year but do you remember the sqft of the first condo in this video?
I pay $50 for Wi-Fi, $80 for utilities/electricity. It really depends on the plan you choose and how big your place is (how much electricity you use up)
@@katsmoneytime5827 hey i'm not sure what your timeline is for securing a rental - but I have a pre-construction 1 bed that is 660 sqft that i'm looking to find renters for once it closes in april. location is at bathurst and dupont and project is called "the bianca" by tridel. its within the price point you are looking for. i'm just an average individual who happens to have bought the project for investment purposes 3 years ago. if you're potentially interested and can hold out for that time frame, feel free to reply to this comment thread!
@@sonicherbs1705 Ya, that's the unfortunate truth these days. I've been renting for a couple years now and I'm pretty much sick of having my cheque, whole background check ready to go during every viewing to secure a place.
My guess is that prices will either correct a bit or level off and stay flat as rates increase. I don’t see a major correction in Canada because there’s not enough supply currently to accommodate the demand and annual immigration into Canada. Even if the government introduces foreign buyer taxes/restrictions, the majority of people buying has permanent residence status. There’s been an influx of buyers from Hong Kong as well due to the political stance, so It’s definitely hard to keep prices down.
In condos these are private land lords and vacancy rate is so low that land lords don’t offer any special offers like that because they don’t need to. The rent on these are so beyond ridiculous. Not that long ago someone’s mortgage would be less on these units.
As a Land lord these prices are ridiculous Toronto is an expensive city .... look at Etobicoke and rent is cheaper.. you get more than this overpriced box. Also Id rather rent it cheaper and have great tenants. If your young move to Montreal a cheaper cost of living .... save your money.
Haha I think it's only going to get more expensive in Toronto sadly. I've seen people share a small condo unit and some sleep in the living room. Good thing that in today's environment working from home is becoming a norm, people can pretty much work from anywhere and live in an affordable city.
Horrible views from the windows and balcony...ugh.. it's like the price is sky high to match with the height of the building as well...but all you see is what your neighbor is up to at all times...
All developers in Toronto basically shop from the same vendor. Same Miele appliances, kitchen shelve design, bathtub, toilet, sink etc all look the same in many different condos
Yes, they’re all cookie cutter buildings. Probably get a large discount from the suppliers for ordering so many.
Such an informative video! :)
Toronto condo flootplans are atrocious. The kitchen is in your throat as you’re tryna chill on the couch in that first unit
Haha, you should see how big a bachelor (no bedroom) is nowadays, 300 Sqft, exactly like a shoebox. They try to maximize and use every inch of the space while making the units smaller and smaller so they can cram and sell more units.
Hi great video!! Can you share if the heat and hot water included in these condos? I know it’s been over year but do you remember the sqft of the first condo in this video?
How much are the monthly expenses ? I’m moving in July and I’m wondering how much should I count for those ???
I pay $50 for Wi-Fi, $80 for utilities/electricity.
It really depends on the plan you choose and how big your place is (how much electricity you use up)
Hey Kat, I have been struggling to find a good realtor, how did you find yours?
Hey! I’ve used Royal Le Page before for realtors. Or if you dm me on IG, I can let u know someone I know.
Great vid! Have you been working with a realtor to find these places or these private ones?
Thanks! Yes I went with a realtor. 🙂
@@katsmoneytime5827 You do understand once you actually start the process of renting one, it turn out to be a bidding situation on who can pay more
@@katsmoneytime5827 hey i'm not sure what your timeline is for securing a rental - but I have a pre-construction 1 bed that is 660 sqft that i'm looking to find renters for once it closes in april. location is at bathurst and dupont and project is called "the bianca" by tridel. its within the price point you are looking for. i'm just an average individual who happens to have bought the project for investment purposes 3 years ago. if you're potentially interested and can hold out for that time frame, feel free to reply to this comment thread!
Sup dwight? U thinking of moving up to Toronto and sell the beet farm?
@@sonicherbs1705 Ya, that's the unfortunate truth these days. I've been renting for a couple years now and I'm pretty much sick of having my cheque, whole background check ready to go during every viewing to secure a place.
How do you see prices moving with rates changing? People keep talking about a bubble.
My guess is that prices will either correct a bit or level off and stay flat as rates increase. I don’t see a major correction in Canada because there’s not enough supply currently to accommodate the demand and annual immigration into Canada. Even if the government introduces foreign buyer taxes/restrictions, the majority of people buying has permanent residence status. There’s been an influx of buyers from Hong Kong as well due to the political stance, so It’s definitely hard to keep prices down.
@@katsmoneytime5827 there's already foreign buyer tax 15%...
Looks like the rent has gone up since last year :)
Unfortunately, it's become a bidding war now.
Hey what is the location of the last one or the building name
INDX Condominium
In canada do they include utilities in this price or are they extra?
Utilities/electricity are extra. Same as Internet/Wi-Fi.
In condos these are private land lords and vacancy rate is so low that land lords don’t offer any special offers like that because they don’t need to. The rent on these are so beyond ridiculous. Not that long ago someone’s mortgage would be less on these units.
Could you please tell the location of the first condo in the video?
Yonge and Bloor
...the actual condo name or address please @@katsmoneytime5827
how did you find these places?
Realtor
May I ask what is the name of this Condo?
CASA
Thanks :)
Do u hv any vacancy ? Need 1 bedroom condo
No, sorry!
As a Land lord these prices are ridiculous Toronto is an expensive city .... look at Etobicoke and rent is cheaper.. you get more than this overpriced box. Also Id rather rent it cheaper and have great tenants. If your young move to Montreal a cheaper cost of living .... save your money.
Haha I think it's only going to get more expensive in Toronto sadly. I've seen people share a small condo unit and some sleep in the living room. Good thing that in today's environment working from home is becoming a norm, people can pretty much work from anywhere and live in an affordable city.
Apparently money must grow on trees to be able to afford this absolutely crazy
God damn shoe boxes
wow, your feet are big.
Canadian dollar or America?
CAD$ 🙂
Horrible views from the windows and balcony...ugh.. it's like the price is sky high to match with the height of the building as well...but all you see is what your neighbor is up to at all times...
These condo’s are sad!
Kitchen is too small!!
Agreed.
rent for the whole place is 2000 and then you say someone could rent out just the den for 1000? the toronto real estate brainrot is real
Haha it’s pretty crazy. I’ve seen people living in the living room too.
such a horribly small place!! i have lived in bigger ones in HK than this!! atrocious!