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Where to Buy Now 2015: twelve Toronto neighbourhoods for buyers of all budgets
| April 10, 2015
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Anyone considering a home purchase in Toronto knows the feeling: the panicky vertigo that sets in whenever prices hit a new high. But you can still get some serious bang for your budget in this city. Sufferers of real estate anxiety: here is your Xanax
Getting In
Disgruntled renters, rejoice. A dream home for under $500,000 can be yours in these neighbourhoods, whether it’s a detached three-bedroom in a rapidly transforming section of the city or a waterfront condo in downtown’s newest nook
Birch Cliff
West Don Lands
Rockcliffe-Smythe
Trading Up
So you’ve outgrown your starter home and want to put your equity toward something bigger, closer to a subway line or both. These thriving neighbourhoods boast great housing stock, and, for the most part, prices haven’t breached that forbidding seven-figure mark—yet
Wallace Emerson
Mount Pleasant East
Woodbine Heights
Trading Way Up
In these high-demand neighbourhoods, $1 million doesn’t necessarily guarantee home-seekers a detached house. But for many buyers, that’s a small price to pay for easy access to eclectic local retail, great restaurants and vibrant nightlife
Parkdale
Seaton Village
Downtown Core
Money’s No Object
Won the lottery? Got promoted to CEO? Received an obscenely large inheritance from a distant relative? Back up the Brinks truck and dump your cash bags in these perennially posh neighbourhoods, where the houses require grounds crews and Downton Abbey feels like a documentary
Swansea
Rosedale
Wychwood
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