1. Access to Public Transit: adds to the property value of
your home because of the convenience factor.
Living in a Good School Districts: usually means safer
neighbourhoods, better quality of life and gives the seller
leverage in a competitive market.
Unity within the Community: through neighbourhood
associations, a community rallies for positive change
together. Look for a neighbourhood with a close-knit
community feel.
Neighbourhood Perks: access to amenities like banks
and grocery stores have mass appeal, but it’s also
important to acknowledge the luxuries that make you
happy — day to day.
Community Infrastructure Improvements: when
choosing your next home, be open minded to how much a
community has improved through revitalization
initiatives, to an area that may have been shady in the past.
Choosing to Own a Home or Condo: this is a choice that
speaks to your personal needs and lifestyle. It all boils
down to affordability and convenience.
Consider the Neighbourhood Economics: quality of local
schools, parks, job opportunities, local services, noise and
crime, all contribute to a booming or downward spiralling
neighbourhood.
Traffic, Construction, and the City of Toronto: go hand in
hand, you want to avoid or minimize this headache when
finding a new home.
High Energy or Calm: Toronto is a blend of suburbia and
a fast paced metropolis. Find out what type of
neighbourhood compliments your current lifestyle.
Foreseeable changes to the neighbourhood: speak with
neighbours and get to know how the area has evolved
over the past decade, to give you an idea of how change
will effect your quality of life.
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10 FACTORS TO CONSIDER
WHEN FINDING THE BEST
PLACE TO LIVE
IN TORONTO
By: TheRedPin Brokerage