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

STUNNING BREATHTAKING VIEWS
overlooking Humber Valley River Park
more than a condo-it's a home!






  • This 2 level suite features a spectacular clear west vista with gorgeous sunsets!
  • 2 bedrooms: the master fits a king size bed and is complete with a walk-in closet!
  • 2 bathrooms: the principal bathroom includes heated ceramic floor and a soaker tub
  • 3rd space: located on the 2nd level and is currently used as an art studio
  • Kitchen: granite counters, ceramic floor, pantry and pot drawers
  • Open concept living-dining with walk out to balcony
  • Bloor West Village, parks, TTC and highways nearby
  • Lots of storage
  • All appliances include stove, refrigerator, built-in dishwasher, microwave and full side by side clothes washer and clothes dryer
  • Parking spot
This is a keeper! a lovely home ready to move in!

PATRICIA KATZ, * broker

SUTTON GROUP-ASSOCIATES REALTY INC., BROKERAGE
416-966-0300

pkatz@trebnet.com



It's as Good as It Gets!
1200 sq ft
York Mills-Don Mills
sold for 97% of asking!!




















  • Renovated Kitchen!
  • Renovated Bathroom!
  • Hardwood Floors!
  • Well-sized Balcony!
  • Locker!
  • Parking spot!
  • 3 Bedrooms!
  • Open Concept!
  • 5 Appliances!
  • Steps to TTC!
  • Minutes to Highways
Call Patricia Katz, * Broker @ 416-966-0300
pkatz@trebnet.com
Sutton Group-Associates Realty Inc., Brokerage

Throw Away Buildings?









"Many of the glass condominium towers filling up the Toronto skyline will fail 15 to 25 years after they’re built, perhaps even earlier, and will need retrofits costing millions of dollars, say some industry experts.

Buyers drawn to glass-walled condos because of the price and spectacular views may soon find themselves grappling with major problems:the Toronto skyline will fail 15 to 25 years after they’re built, perhaps even earlier, and will need retrofits costing millions of dollars, say some industry experts.

  • Insulation failures
  • Water leaks.
  • Skyrocketing energy and maintenance costs
  • Declining resale potential.

Glass condominiums — known in the industry as window walls — have floor-to-ceiling glass, so essentially the window becomes the wall. Window

walls generally span from the top of the concrete slab right to the bottom".

buyers need to understand the problems associated with "glass towers" so that they can make an informed decision regarding their real estate purchases and in the long run save money and heartache!

'BRICKS and MORTAR' --- can last for years and years!