Where

When it comes to the world of condominia, one of the most important questions a person has is where. Where condo developments are located is one of the main reasons why condo-style living has become so popular within the city of Toronto and in other major cities all over the world. Condo developments are increasingly favoured by residents and municipal governments alike as they focus on vertical rather than horizontal living. This means that less actual land is used per number of people living in the residences, and that is good for commuters and planners alike.

In this section, we will take a look at the various condominium districts to be found throughout the city of Toronto. You will probably be as surprised as we were by the neighbourhoods in which condominiums can be found; you are just as likely to find a nice condo among New York real estate listings as you are to find a good condominium on Toronto's waterfront. There are, of course, the prime and obvious condominium districts that can be found in the urban centres of Toronto and its outlying districts. These buildings tend to blend into the general landscape, as skyscrapers, both residential and commercial, dominate the human geography of these areas.

Because of the concentration of condo buildings in the downtown areas of the city, it is within these districts that a person interested in condo lifestyle will find the greatest diversity in condo choices. Modern development has gained such momentum over the last decade that a look at the different downtown districts can actually trace the trends in condo building over that period of time. Buildings currently being put up are vastly different than those that were erected just a few years ago, in terms of the units available, what comes in those units, and the different amenities included in each building. There are interesting things happening with condominiums.

We have also found that the districts where condominiums are most heavily concentrated have begun to embrace a whole new style of living, the condominium in mini-neighbourhoods. This is a very novel concept when it comes to urban living, as it takes the idea of condominium living to the next level in making that complex essentially a subdivision of the city unto itself. We'll take a look at how projects or newer condos and lofts are changing the way condo districts are defined. Supporter: Shamrock Pest Management, click here for more

The different Toronto condominium districts may have a variety of condo developments representing different eras of condo building, but what tends to remain the same is that these districts tend to attract a similar type of buyer no matter what year it is. There are many condo districts within the city that house a very specific demographic when it comes to population. Age, occupation, income, and other factors tend to determine who will be found where, when it comes to city condo districts, and we will take a look at what that means for the individuals living in these districts.

Finally, not all condo developments are limited to districts. Many new condos are being developed in parts of the city that have traditionally only seen standalone dwellings. Once again, we found that the reputation of the neighbourhood tends to dictate the type of condo development that takes place there; we will be posting articles about these developments as well.