In 2019, the current owners bought this place for $1.4 million. They’ve since done more than $1 million worth of renovations
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The Oymakas family bought their place for $833,000 in 2012. It just sold for $1,653,000
In 2004, a previous owner rebuilt the place, using natural materials like oak, slate and stone
“The area is insulated from noise and distraction, it’s peaceful and meditative”
This place is a wood-lovers dream, built with a bunch of reclaimed Douglas fir. Yuill charges his daughter and niece $1,500 each to live in the laneway house
This place last sold for $2.5 million in 2010
“I have real estate agents and developers contacting me because they think there’s a boom in digital housing”
Camille initially found a spot at Christie Pits, for $825 a month, but moved out because she could hear the subway rumbling beneath her at night
Big selling point? It’s gotta be the big windows
Maria started saving up before the pandemic, planning to buy her first condo within the next five years. But when she began working from home, it sped up that timeline considerably
This place received heritage status back in 2003. A few years after that, the current owners bought it for $2,495,000
Jeff and Fiona plan to retire within the next five years. In the meantime, their kids are living in the house and helping pay down the mortgage
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The Daley and Truax families each wanted to buy a house in the city, but on their own, they simply couldn’t afford it. So the couples decided to pool their money and live together under one roof
They preserved the house’s historical charm, but made sure to plug the drafts and fix the creaks
