A 13-part series on the dramatic, life-altering changes Torontonians are making in these crazy times
We tore down our 1,800-square-foot house and built a 7,000-square-foot one in its place
It's 700 square feet, and I got it for $1,825, utilities and parking included
What started as a three-day date has turned into the rest of my life
I'd dreamed about it for years. The pandemic was the push I needed
Our only regret is that we didn’t think of creating it sooner
It sits on a one-acre oasis with farmland stretching in all directions
Between having Camden, dealing with the virus, selling a house and buying a new one, it’s been a big, crazy year for us
I looked at properties almost every day and I was checking out virtual tours for those that didn’t allow in-person tours
Four Torontonians who traded real estate for wheel estate
Once the pandemic hit, I realized how much the rental market had dropped. I found a one-bedroom condo on King West for $1,800
I found a place that was listed for $2,500 a month. I got it for $2,000
It was close to $1.5 million, but it has a three-bedroom apartment upstairs
