Top 1% Agent for Toronto Condo Sales 2007 - Elizabeth Machula

No one offers you the condominium education about Toronto condos and lofts like Elizabeth and Chris. Whether you're looking for a new condo for sale in Toronto, a good price on a building you like, or to find a great loft, their client's testimonials speak for themselves. This website allows you to learn about over 450 condos and lofts through their Neighbourhood Searches, to see up to date prices in their Listings section as well as to browse other Local Listings. This website gives you free access to over 12,000 images and floorplans as an example of the extent of their knowledge and service. So whether you're interested in downtown Toronto, the Harbourfront, or just a specific building like Tip Top Lofts, they take the time to educate you on all your options. When it's time to place your condo for sale, it's all about exposure and negotiation skills, give them an oppourtunity to explain more. Please don't hesitate to ask your buying and selling questions, give them a call or send them an e-mail.

With 2007 wrapping up to be a record year for the number of Real Estate transactions, many are wondering what 2008 will bring. With the Bank of Canada lowering interest rates, most predictions are for continued growth now that the market has once again very strong legs to stand on. Just as important as the interest rates, unemployment levels are also low despite a weakening manufacturing sector due to the strong Canadian dollar. For the best return on your condo investment, we suggest that buyers focus on suites with unique features. These features could include a sizeable terrace, a great view, a true loft, a location close to public transit or perhaps even a building with great amenities. Having a unique feature distinguishes your suite from the rest and we believe that will help with your appreciation. When looking at the Toronto Condo Market in the long term, we believe that larger suites (2 bedrooms over 1000 sq ft) are great choices as many baby boomers will eventually be looking to downsize. The majority of new construction projects are catering to the first time buyers and investors who are looking for 1 bdrm options. The proportion of larger to smaller suites is ever decreasing which will more than likely fuel the appreciation of the larger suites.