Real Estate Investing on the True Condos Podcast
Business:Investing
Are we building too many condos in Toronto? Who can afford to buy a condo in Toronto at today’s prices? What will happen to condo prices and rents in the next few years ahead? Find out the answer to these questions and more on today’s episode as Andrew la Fleur breaks down the latest stats from Urbanation.
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Andrew la Fleur / Sales Representative
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