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Toronto’s inconic Flatiron Building Up For Sale!

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One of Toronto’s most iconic buildings is up for sale. The Flatiron Building, a triangular red-brick office building at the corner of Front, Wellington and Church Streets, went on the market last week. Eve Lewis, president and CEO of Woodcliffe Landmark Properties, said her company is selling the building now because it’s the first time in about a century that the entire office component is available at once. The pub Flatiron and Firkin, located at the building’s base, has a lease that will keep it in the location until the end of 2015, but the law firm that has occupied the Flatiron’s office space for the last 15 years is leaving, she said. “It’s probably a once in a lifetime opportunity,” Ms. Lewis said. “We’ve restored the building and created as much value as we can.”

“It’s probably a once in a lifetime opportunity,” Ms. Lewis said. “We’ve restored the building and created as much value as we can.”

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Temporary Parking permits in residential neighbourhoods!

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Previously, the only option available for someone who parked temporarily on a residential street outside of the allotted hours was a one-week parking permit for $20 — which is still available — or the other less popular option: a $30 parking ticket.

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Satisfied & Very Happy Clients!

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Priya and Ram
Priya and Ram

Satisfied & Very Happy Clients! More happy clients! Priya & Ram were referred by some friends in the same neighbourhood who had used The Julie Kinnear Team previously.

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Toronto Mortgage Expert on Breaking your Prime plus Mortgage

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Does it make sense to get out of your mortgage that is at a "prime +" rate?

Answered by mortgage broker David Plaxton 

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Photo by Dave Dugdale

Yes, it could make excellent financial sense, depending on your situation. Assume you got your Prime Plus Variable Mortgage 2 years ago, you have 3 years remaining until you renew, and your mortgage balance is currently $150,000. Over the next 3 years, your total interest costs will be $19,299. But, if you break your mortgage and take a new one, the next 3 years at today's rates will only cost you $10,061 in interest. After you net out the penalty to break your mortgage, you are better off! Your principal balance will also be slightly lower after those 3 years, which is a further benefit.

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New Toronto real estate FAQ: week 22/2010

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New Toronto real estate FAQ: week 53/2009

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New Toronto real estate FAQ: week 40/2009

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New Toronto real estate FAQ: week 37/2009

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