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TORONTO REAL ESTATE INVESTMENT VIDEOS WITH YOSSI KAPLAN

Yossi Kaplan’s Top Five Investment Videos

Yossi Kaplan’s Top Five Investment Videos   Here are Yossi Kaplan’s top five investment videos that we have made for our audience over the past years. In many of them we discuss market insight and tips for a successful property investment. Our objective is providing our clients with more than just a condo. We are providing

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GTA Resale Housing Market Continues to Reflect Economic Times

TORONTO, November 5, 2008 — The Greater Toronto Area resale housing market reported 5,155 sales in October, Toronto Real Estate Board President Maureen O’Neill announced today. This represents a 35 per cent decline from the 7,915 sales reported in October 2007 and a 25 per cent decrease from the 6,876 transactions that took place during

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U Condominiums – Proximity to campus influences project design

Proximity to campus influences project design U will consist of two modern glass towers and grade-level townhouses, and will have a European-style piazza as a focal point. Townhouses at base of modern glass towers will have stone similar to U of T buildings Sep 18, 2008 04:30 AM The Star DIANE TIERNEY SPECIAL TO THE

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Yossi in The National Post – “The lure of Leslieville”

 Yossi in The National Post – “The lure of Leslieville”  The National Post put a great article about the rejuvenating Queens East which detailed the developments and timelines in the re-creation of Queen street East as an alternative to downtown West condo living. The article is here.  There’s no argue that Queen East will grow

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June Market More Balanced [media clips]

July 4, 2008 — TREB Members reported 8,600 sales in June, TREB President Maureen O’Neill announced today. “Sales were down 18 per cent from the 2007 total of 10,451, which was the best performance ever for that month,” noted the president. “Nevertheless, the 8,600 figure is the fifth best June on record, and indicative of

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Condo numbers hold steady [media clips]

First-quarter results were surprisingly strong, but the second quarter may be a better indicator Brianna Goldberg, National Post Published: Thursday, May 22, 2008 Toronto is being remade on a grand scale. Each Thursday, the National Post examines the people, places and issues behind Toronto’s condo boom. Even as there are signs greater Toronto’s real estate

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Trading parking for partying [media clips]

Young condo dwellers are ditching their cars to spend more on the finer things in life Dave McGinn, National Post  Published: Thursday, May 08, 2008 Toronto is being remade on a grand scale. Each Thursday, the National Post examines the people, places and issues behind Toronto’s condo boom. When Jennifer Lee moved from Etobicoke to a

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Why das boot will never get off the ground [media clips]

“We’ve never faced a slowdown in the States like we have now,” Howard Cohen of Context Development said. “We’ve had an unprecedented boom and I think the city is taking it for granted.”JOHN BARBER JOHN BARBER May 7, 2008 I once predicted my pet poodle would turn down the Order of Canada before the struggling

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Home sales expected to decline further [media clip]

“Ontario, however, showed some signs of strength. Permits rose 7.3 per cent in March, with multifamily dwellings offsetting decreases in the non-residential sector.” LORI MCLEOD AND HEATHER SCOFFIELD May 7, 2008 Existing home sales are expected to fall 11.5 per cent in Canada this year and 4 per cent in 2009, according to a forecast

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