Toronto lofts have gained a lot of attention in recent years. The appeal is fairly obvious, living in a modern, open floor plan in downtown Toronto. They’ve even been featured in movies as the residence of the leading characters, like Matthew McConaughey in How to Lose a Guy in 10 Days. In conversations with friends and Realtors about lofts, you may have heard a distinction made between soft and hard lofts. What exactly does that mean?

Going green used to mean going broke, but things have certainly changed for the better. Not only is technology becoming more affordable, but government incentives/rebates along with savings on the utilities has made going green more commonplace.

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New plans to extend rapid transit to areas currently only serviced by buses are a welcomed development. If you do not live near the subway lines at the moment, you know first hand that the TTC service leaves much to be desired. Our hopes for better city transit lies in the multi-billion dollar Light Rain Transit (LRT) plan.

The sad truth about parking is there just isn’t enough to go around. Considering the need for visitor parking, there are more condo units than parking spaces for owners. It would not be unusual for 2+ bedroom units or units costing more than a certain amount to get priority when it comes to buying parking spaces.