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Toronto's Multiplex Makeover: From Single-Family Home to 10 Units

In response to Toronto's housing shortages, one homeowner has converted their single-family home into a multiplex, creating 10 living units across two lots. This innovative approach not only meets the city's increasing demand for housing, but also offers a streamlined and lucrative solution for both homeowners and developers.

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8 Simple Tips To Upgrade Your Shower on a Budget

Elevate your shower without breaking the bank! Discover eight budget-friendly tips to infuse your daily routine with a touch of luxury. From subtle upgrades to transformative changes, these simple steps will turn your shower into a sophisticated oasis, proving that a lavish experience is well within reach.

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Toronto Houseboats: A Unique and Affordable Housing Trend

Toronto's soaring home prices are driving young professionals and first-time buyers to explore an affordable and unique housing solution: full-time houseboats. These homes offer spacious interiors, modern upgrades, and sunlit decks. Beyond the space, it's a chance to join a vibrant waterfront community and embark on a unique lifestyle adventure.

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The Bank of Canada Holds Rate at 5% but Warns About Rate Increases Later Down the Road.

The Bank of Canada has opted to maintain its benchmark interest rate at 5%, marking the second consecutive instance in which the central bank has refrained from adjustments. This could indicate a shift towards a more conservative stance, given the ten rate increases enacted in the past year.

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Where will the next generation live?

Toronto housing has simply become unaffordable. Some experts suggest there's a 0% chance of affordability ever returning to the GTA real estate market. As mortgage interest rates continue to rise, this has resulted in a significant decline in home sales activity. Where will the next generation live?

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