I originally wrote this earlier in the month, about 12 hours after the downtown core and other parts of the City were hit with a month’s worth of rain in just under 90 minutes. After a pronounced lack of moisture for the better part of a month, many families, businesses, and condos were pumping water out of basements, drying out carpets and floors, and trying to figure out what to do next. I well remember the summer of 2013 in Etobicoke when we faced a similar situation, and the days and weeks it took to get houses and neighbourhoods back to a new normal. It is truly amazing what kind of devastation can happen within just a few hours. What was also remarkable was the number of people that came to help, sometimes from other Provinces and even other countries. Strangers became neighbours, neighbours
In this edition of Smartmoves, we’ll look at what is happening in the Toronto real estate market. We’ll also look at Privacy Complaints lodged against “nosy landlords” in a hot rental market as well as the state of commercial leasing.
