Q3 2018 Average Sold Prices
in Kensington Market

Q3 (July 1, 2018 - Sept. 30, 2018) - Average Sold Prices in Kensington Market Neighbourhood

Sold CONDO APTS
*0-499 sq ft: $485,000
*500-599 sq ft: $553,667
*600-699 sq ft: $638,000
*700-799 sq ft: $728,715

Sold HOUSES
*Detached 2 storey: $1,376,000
*Semi-Detached 2.5 - 3 storey: $1,707,000

Information About Toronto Land Transfer Tax


New Info Re. Toronto LTT Rebates Provided By City
The City of Toronto has indicated that it has been able to make arrangements that will allow purchasers who are eligible for a FULL rebate of the Toronto Land Transfer Tax (TLTT) to close their transactions without paying the TLTT upfront (and then receiving a rebate at a later date). The City previously indicated that these arrangements would not be made until the “spring of 2008”, but has now indicated that changes will be made by February 1, 2008, when the Toronto land transfer tax takes effect.
Toronto land transfer tax is not payable on transactions closing before the tax takes effect on February 1, 2008. For transactions closing after the Toronto land transfer tax takes effect on February 1, 2008, the City of Toronto allows for certain rebates, as described below.
Details
According to the City, purchasers who are eligible for a FULL rebate of the Toronto land transfer tax will not have to pay the tax (meaning that they do not have to pay the tax upfront and be rebated later). This includes the following:
Purchasers who have entered into an Agreement of Purchase and Sale for a property on or before December 31, 2007; and
First-time home buyers where the total Toronto land transfer tax is $3,725 or less ($3,725 is the amount of TLTT payable on a home purchased for $400,000). First-time home buyers with Toronto land transfer tax payable above the maximum rebate amount of $3,725 (those purchasing homes above $400,000) will be required to pay the total Toronto land transfer tax, and then receive the maximum rebate of $3,725 at a later date from the City. Once all changes have been made to Teranet’s collection system, in the spring of 2008, these buyers will only have to pay the balance of the Toronto land transfer tax above $3,725.
More Information
Complete details of the Toronto land transfer tax are available by calling the City of Toronto at 416-338-0338.

This Price Rocks!!!







This price Rocks!!!*Cheap* *Cheap* *Cheap*
SOLD! SOLD! SOLD!

http://tours.advirtours.com/105102

An amazing price for a well-maintained approx. 1100 sq ft 2 bedroom condo!
Live in or rent - affordable!!Parking included, 2 baths, ensuite laundry, fabulous south view over greenbelt! Kipling-Steeles area.
To find out more about this property, contact

Patricia Katz, Broker
Office/pager:416-966-0300
24 hr voice:416-208-4096
"when you call me, you speak to me ---- not an assistant!
pkatz@trebnet.com
Sutton Group-Associates Realty Inc., Brokerage
358 Davenport Rd., Toronto, On. M5R 1K6

Kensington Market Information






Kensington Market named
National Historic Site!!!


Downtown Toronto's unique Kensington Market has joined the ranks of national historic sites and was among six locations across the country to be added to a list of federally recognized sites of "national historic signifigance to Canada". This honour is shared with only two other Toronto areas-The Distillery District and Fort York.

Here in Kensington Market you'll find the remnants of all of Toronto's various communities meshed in one place. This wonderful community can mean many things to many different people. Here you can find a vast array of "vintage clothing', everyday clothing for home and work including upscale trendy aparrell; various stores offer a wide variety of vegetables, cheeses, fish, meats, etc., some of which can only found here, spice stores, and a wide variety of cafes and restaurants.

For sure you can spend all or part of your day eating, shopping, people watching and experiencing history in this exciting Toronto neighbourhood.

SCHOOLS:
Toronto District School Board
http://www.tdsb.on.ca/
Toronto Catholic District School Board
http://www.tcdsb.org

University
of Toronto http://www.utoronto.ca/


TRANSPORTATION:
Toronto Transit Commission http://www.toronto.ca/ttc/
Go Transit http://www.gotransit.com/
Toronto Pearson Airport http://www.gtaa/com/en/home
Toronto City Centre Airport http://www.torontoairport.com/

SPORTS:




Toronto Maple Leafs http://mapleleafs.nhl.com/





Toronto Blue Jays http://toronto.bluejays.mlb.com/










Toronto Argonauts Football Club http://www.argonauts.on.ca/





National Lacrosse League http://www.torontorock.com/




More Information about Kensington Market

Geographical parameters are:

College to the north, Dundas to the
South and Bathurst to the West and Spadina to the East


Demographics:
You'll find a mix of singles in their 20's and 30's having various professions, couples, families with a child or 2, university professors and even senior citizens who are in retirement etc



Local Parks:
Located centrally is Bellevue Square Park also known as Denison Square Park and a smaller park on Nassau St., Sonya's Park, which has recently undergone a spruce up which is continuing.

Local Schools:
King Edward Elementary, Kensington Community School, Harbord Collegiate and the University of Toronto.

Transportation:
TTC steps away will take you to the subway lines. The Gardiner Expressway is a short drive away.TTC, bicycling or walk to Bay Street or the Club district, or theatre district and great shopping in the market or the Eaton Centre.

Restaurants & Cafes:
Casa Ocoreana for Louie's for wonderful cappucinos and a selection of coffees and exotic teas, The Rice Bar with a patio, La Palette, a french bistro with a patio, The Bellevue Diner with a patio, Torito Tapas Bar with a patio, Amadaeus for Portugese home cooking also with a patio, Grafitti's Jazz Bar, and pot positive Hot Box Cafe and many more options for dining whether leisurely or fast food. Also there is an abundance of vegetarion restaurants and a short walk to Spadina for fabulous Chinese and Vietnamese restaurants

Retail:
Clothing stores from very inexpensive to medium prices feature Tom's Place and include a number of amazing vintage clothiers.

Grocery Shopping:
Some shops specialize only in cheeses, also bread and pastry bakeries, European Meat Market, a very popular place for meats & poultry, Zimmerman's small department store which offers some clothing, food supplies etc., Freshmart, Augusta Eggs, various green grocers througout the market, Poultry store on St. Andrews, stores specilizing in Caribean foods, fish markets etc. etc.

Furniture Stores:
There is the store, Bungalow, which specializes in vintage furniture as well as vintage clothing, and a few other shops.

Other attractions:

St. Stephen's Community House, Adrift Indoor Skateboard Park in addition to practice sessions th
ey sell gear for this activity and offer lessons to all ages; Anshei Minsk Synagogue and the Kiever Synagogue.

Festivals:
Pedestrian Sundays: this means the streets are closed for cars from noon till about 8 pm and includes various activities for children and adults such as drumming and argentine tango dancing on the street.

Festival of Lights:




Dates for Pedestrian Sundays and Festival of Lights in Kensington Market for 2008 are forthcoming.


For more information contact:
Patricia Katz, Broker (also a resident in the Lofts)
office/pager: 416-966-0300
24 hour voice mail: 416-208-4096
Sutton Group-Associates Realty Inc., Brokerage
358 Davenport Rd., Toronto ON M5R 1K6