I am moving to Toronto with family. What will be the best place to live? My work is at Shepard & Younge…and yes I am looking for a place below $2.75 (I know that area is expensive) any advises??? or tell me which places I should avoid?? Thanx in advance…
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below $2.75:konfused:…subway iz best:k:
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well, i meant $275000...and I am looking to buy a house or town house.
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i aint from Canada not even know bout real estate otherwise i’d help ya:halo:
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PS: Wel Kum to GS
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Whoa… I did the same thing. I moced to Toronto in January, work at Sheppard & Yonge, also live at Sheppard & Yonge in a rented apartment.
Warning: This area is EXPENSIVE!!!
Try looking up at Yonge & Finch.. it’s cheaper, and just 2 stops on the subway from Yonge & Sheppard.
Out of curiosity, which company will you be working at? Does it start with “P” ?
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Oh ok. How big an apartment are you looking for? How many bedrooms, how many square feet?
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3 bed......but I am interested in Town House or House. I am okay if its in surrounding areas......I need to know which areas should I avoid and which areas are good. I am looking at Markham, Richmond Hill, Mississauga?? which one is better???BTW, I am moving from Vancouver...
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Oh ok. I don't know much about townhouse prices... I've only been keeping an eye on apartment prices.
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Markham and Richmond Hill might be a little closer from your workplace compared to Mississauga.
Mississauga and Markham both have large South Asian populations compared to Richmond Hill.
Also, keep in mind the winter in Toronto is usually quite bad, so you may want to get a place close to work.
Since you’re interested in purchasing a house or townhouse, you may want to check out http://www.mls.ca/
All the best! :k:
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Thanks Sadiyah...
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it’s big investment… so make sure u do your proper homework before purchasing the property… if you have under aged kids, then i will strongly recommend you to stay away from Scarborough… i heard Richmond hill is pretty expensive area but if you can bear it, than go for it… otherwise Mississ. and Markham are pretty much ok…also, if commuting is not a issue for you, than u should also check Oakville and Orangeville and Newmarket. …
good luck…
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Lol @ 2.75
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Yonge & Sheppard is a 15 minutes drive on highway 401East from Mississauga to Toronto. It takes longer during the rush hour obviously.
Scarbrough is east of Toronto and Mississauga is in the West. You will find a 3 bedroom place between 275-350 in these areas. I would suggest that you rent a place for a few months...check out the area and then purchase a house.
If you are interested in being a tenant for a few months let me know.
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Fayz, do you have any place for rent??? can you give me more details??
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How fast do you drive? I can only manage it in 25 minutes at best, and even that involves driving more than the speed limit!!!
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welcome to GS.. and I have family in TOronto.. but no idea how much they pay.. the best source is Google.. hehe.. try it it's a lot of fun :)