Toronto Realty Blog

NOVEMBER 9, 2020

” I would love to hear from you guys, if for no other reason than to know how much we’ve grown together over the years. This blog started in 2007, and McBloggert , who only posts a couple of times a year, is one of the first to comment back in 2008. That’s a long, long time. How about the regulars? But they did.

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Toronto Realty Blog

NOVEMBER 11, 2020

It seems we spent more time on Monday’s post talking about how long the readers have been on TRB than actually discussing the level of market saturation that exists in many downtown condos, but that’s okay. Today, I want to run the same exercise as Monday, but this time for rentals. I really, really enjoyed that!

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Toronto Realty Blog

DECEMBER 16, 2020

Not only are my fingers tired from writing Monday’s blog, but also from hand-writing three-hundred Christmas cards! 4) Rental Market. 3) The Rental Market. 1) The Future Of The City Of Toronto. And lots of links to blog posts in each section too. Cards and envelopes! Yes, I do that. I do it with pride.

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Toronto Realty Blog

NOVEMBER 23, 2020

And even if you don’t read the newspaper, and have zero apps on your cell phone, you would still undoubtedly have heard about the rental prices in our city from somebody , somewhere. The goal today isn’t to examine the reason for the decline in rental prices, but we can certainly touch on it. Also, I like sarcasm.

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JANUARY 12, 2023

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