funky 3 storey Victorian!!
For Lease @ $2500 per month
Genuine Victorian Circa 1900! Prime Queen W., Beautiful Brick Exterior, Many original details, Some over-sized windows, South Garden, X-large eat-in kitchen, Rear Parking off lane for 2 cars, TTC at door, 11'ceiling on main floor, 10'ceiling on 2nd floor, 9'ceiling on 3rd floor, 4 bedrooms plus den, 2 baths, 2 skylights, all appliances, real original wood floors, lovely south garden, Walk to Drake & Gladstone Hotels, avant garde galleries, Sip your capuccino in some of the most hip cafes in the GTA, 1 year lease. "Heritage Designation".

Patricia Katz, Broker
Sutton Group-Associates Realty Inc., Brokerage
416-966-0300





For Rent @ $2300 per month - Lease for 2 years

For Sale @ $649,000

This beautiful 2 storey brick 3 bedroom 3 baths & fnished lower level with private side door entrance provides urban living at its best. A high quality renovation from top to bottom features impeccable styling, designer colours, hardwood floors, gorgeous custom kitchen, 3 custom bathrooms with heated floors, a master bedroom with ensuite bath & walk-in closet. In addition, there is a sweet breakfast area with a walk-out to a new deck & lovely rear west facing garden. Open concept main level living/dining/kitchen & breakfast area make home entertaining a pleasure. New never used appliances included are; stainless steel fridge, stove, dishwasher, micro-wave & a front load washer & dryer. Private parking for 2 cars via lane. 5 min walk to subway. Schools, shopping & park are located within walking distance. All renovations with permits by professional tradesmen.

Patricia Katz, Broker
Sutton Group-Associates Realty Inc., Brokerage
416-966-0300





GTA Resale Housing Prices Up, Sales Down
July 17, 2008
-- Moderate activity and strong prices continued to characterize the Greater Toronto Area (GTA) resale housing market during the first half of July, Toronto Real Estate Board President Maureen O’Neill announced today.
“The average price in the GTA during the first half of July was $379,072, which is a one per cent increase from the $374,254 recorded in the first two weeks of July 2007 and a nine per cent increase from $346,267 recorded during the same period in July 2006,” said Ms. O’Neill.
In the 416 area, the average price was $419,199, up one per cent from the $414,321 recorded during first half of July 2007 and up 14 per cent from the $367,541 recorded during the same period two years ago.
At $353,257 the 905 region’s average price was up two per cent from $345,741 recorded in the first half of July 2007 and up six per cent from $332,733 recorded during the same period in July 2006.
“Continued strength in house prices throughout the GTA indicates that consumers continue to recognize the value of real estate as a long-term investment,” said Ms. O’Neill.
Sales activity remained moderate in the first half of July, with 3,497 homes changing hands in the GTA. This is a decrease of 11 per cent from the 3,947 properties sold in the same period in 2007 but an eight per cent increase from the 3,251 transactions recorded in the first two weeks of July 2006. Sales in the first two weeks of July 2007 saw a 21 per cent increase from mid-July 2006.
In the 416 area there were 1,369 sales, down 17 per cent from the 1,641 recorded during the first two weeks of July 2007 but up eight per cent from the 1,264 sales recorded in the same period in July 2006. Before the Land Transfer Tax went into effect, sales increased 30 per cent in the first half of July 2007 compared to the same period in July 2006.
Sales in the 905 region came in at 2,128 in the first half of the month, down eight per cent from the 2,306 recorded during the same period last year but up seven per cent from the 1,987 sales recorded during the first half of July 2006. Sales in the first two weeks of July 2007 saw a 16 per cent increase over mid-July 2006.
The Annex (C02) experienced a 70 per cent increase in sales largely due to an increase in detached home transactions.
“Although the number of available properties has increased 25 per cent compared to a year ago, from 21,777 to 27,317 listings, the number of days on market remains the same at 32, which is a positive sign,” said Ms. O’Neill.

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Patricia Katz, Broker
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