Samac condos for sale

Condominium apartments in Samac fall into two groups. The first is the older stock of low-rise buildings and apartment condos from the 1980s and early 1990s near Taunton Road and Simcoe Street, where units are larger than anything built recently, corporations are small and the buyers are often downsizers from the surrounding streets. The second is the campus-driven cluster near Conlin Road and Niagara Drive: mid-rise buildings and stacked condominium towns marketed to parents of students and to investors, with compact one and two-bedroom plans, furnished-rental histories and a September turnover cycle. In the older buildings, study the reserve fund report for windows, roofs and garages that are due, and check whether the corporation carries a loan. In the newer ones, read the declaration on leasing by the room, short stays and occupancy, confirm that parking and lockers are deeded rather than assigned, and ask for the City's rental licensing status of any unit that has been rented. In both, the 901 stop out front is the sales feature.