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Toronto real estate market surges in February, average price surpasses $1 million

Toronto s housing market soared to new heights in February even as the average home price surpassed $1 million for the first time and the recent buying frenzy intensified. The Toronto Regional . . .

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Toronto real estate market surges in February, average price surpasses $1 million

Toronto real estate market surges in February, average price surpasses $1 million
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Canada s condo amenity wars - Macleans ca

Canada s condo amenity wars Competition for affluent condo buyers has developers piling on frills car fleets, meditation walls and even perks that assuage the social conscience Vancouver House (Courtesy of Ema Peter/Westbank) The marketing material for Vancouver House listed 20 reasons to buy a home inside the residential skyscraper overlooking False Creek. Among them: use of a fleet of BMWs; access to a 25-m heated rooftop pool configured so it’s sheltered from the wind yet lets in sunshine; and a 24-hour concierge trained to the same standard as those at the five-star Fairmont Pacific Rim hotel. But when Allen Oram joined the project as part of the Westbank Development sales team in 2014 before the building broke ground he was moved to buy a unit for himself, in part because of a more unique incentive located halfway around the world. For each of the units sold at the 370-residence Vancouver House, another home would be constructed in Cambodia for poverty-stricken families li

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Toronto area real estate is back to full-on madness

Toronto area real estate is ‘back to full-on madness’ Bookmark Please log in to listen to this story. Also available in French and Mandarin. Log In Create Free Account Getting audio file . This translation has been automatically generated and has not been verified for accuracy. Full Disclaimer Deborah Baic/The Globe and Mail With a severe contraction in the number of houses for sale in Toronto and surrounding cities, anxious buyers have been lobbing money at the few properties that do arrive on the market. In Oshawa, Ont., and other parts of Durham Region, Shawn Lackie, a real estate agent with Coldwell Banker R.M.R. Real Estate, says buyers have been paying eye-popping premiums even for modest houses.

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Coronavirus Update: Canada would benefit from mix-and-match vaccine scenarios, experts say

Mark Lennihan/The Associated Press Coronavirus in Canada Last May, B.C. announced front-line workers would receive a “financial boost” of $4 an hour during the first four months of the pandemic. Months later, some workers are still waiting. Meanwhile, the province is aiming to increase its capacity to screen new COVID-19-positive samples for variants. Also in B.C., the province’s ombudsperson is calling for fair and consistent policy on long-term care visits. Ontario announced plans for a gradual easing of its COVID-19 restrictions while maintaining shutdowns in Toronto and other hot spots for another two weeks. In Quebec, there were

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