06.8.2023 | Seller Resources

Own a Condo in One of These Toronto Neighbourhoods? It Might Be Time to Trade Up!

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Ever find yourself daydreaming about a sprawling backyard while cramming groceries into your tiny condo kitchen? Or perhaps you’re longing for the tranquillity of a suburban neighbourhood as you navigate the 30th-floor elevator ride. If the downtown Toronto condo life isn’t sparking joy anymore, it might be time for a change.

In fact, if you’re rolling your eyes at the thought of another neighbourly elevator chit-chat, it’s not just okay to seek change – it might be the perfect move. And I’m not just talking about the physical act of packing up your belongings and hightailing it out of your high-rise.

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Now you might be thinking, “Sure, but why now?” Buckle up because here comes the fun part. The latest Toronto Regional Real Estate Board (TREB) Market Watch stats from May reveal a rather exciting turn of events. Our beloved condo market has outfoxed the freehold market in the face of several interest rate hikes. Specifically, those entry-level condos, priced in the $500-$650k range, are flying off the shelves faster than discounted avocados at your local grocery store.

The reason? A combo-platter of slowing interest rate increases, skyrocketing rental rates, and buyers finding their feet in the new reality of higher interest rates. So, you, my condo-dwelling friend, could be sitting on a golden ticket to your next housing adventure.

Wallace Emerson: Your Real Estate Goldmine

If you’ve been calling Wallace Emerson your home, you’re in for a treat. Over the past five years, condo values here have gone up by a staggering 39.46% – kind of like finding a forgotten lottery ticket in your back pocket that just happens to be a winner. Plus, with an influx of new condos expected to hit the area soon, these numbers are only going to look rosier.

But wait, there’s more! Semi-detached house prices in the area took a 3.3% dip over the last year. If you’ve been saving your pennies and can weather the current interest rates, you just might be able to make your home-ownership dreams a reality.


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Fort York: The Equity Powerhouse

Sitting pretty in Fort York? Well, congratulations are in order! Condo prices here have rocketed up by 38.53% over the past five years. That’s a lot of equity you could be swimming in. If you’re hoping to level up within the downtown area, the freehold prices have been playing nice, with a minimal average increase of 0.61% over the past year. It seems the heart of downtown living is resilient, despite the fluctuating market.

Mimico: The Hidden Gem

If you’ve been enjoying lakeside living in Mimico, it’s time to celebrate. Condo prices here have seen a massive 54.07% increase over the past five years. With a boom in condo growth and amenities, it’s like the area had a secret glow-up. And guess what? Detached homes in the area saw a price drop of 9.04% over the last year. Could there be a better time for a change? I think not.

If you’re sitting there thinking, “Hey, that’s me!” it might be time to break out of the downtown condo life and trade up. Remember, you’re not just buying a house, you’re purchasing a lifestyle. Your dream home, complete with a backyard and without elevator rides, might be closer than you think.

Ready to pack up those condo blues and embrace the house euphoria? I’m here to help navigate this thrilling ride. Let’s chat about your condo’s worth in today’s market and uncover your new dream home. Give me a call or text at 647-973-8392.

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Your condo-to-home journey starts now. Let’s paint the town red!

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