Centennial condos for sale

Condominium apartments in Centennial are a smaller share of the housing but a useful one: 1970s and 1980s low-rise and mid-rise buildings along Rossland Road West and Simcoe Street North with large one and two bedroom suites, balconies, underground or surface parking and fees that often include heat and water, plus a handful of newer low-rise buildings near Taunton Road West and the mid-rise projects proposed along that corridor. Buyers are typically downsizers from the surrounding bungalows, first-time buyers priced out of freehold, and parents buying for students at Ontario Tech and Durham College, which the 901 PULSE reaches in minutes from Simcoe Street. What to check: the reserve fund study and how many major systems, elevators, windows, garage membranes, have been replaced; whether the building has had a special assessment; the share of investor-owned suites; and the sound insulation between floors in the older concrete buildings, which is usually better than in newer wood-frame construction.