UrbanCondo blog

Buying a condo might be one of the largest investments you ever make, so it can be a welcome relief o

Being interested in condo living doesn’t mean owners have to compromise on their natural surroundings.

Let's check out why real estate agents are so beneficial to your real estate transaction, especially when it comes to pre-construction.

If you're investing in a pre-construction condo, there's a lot of misinformation out there.

Property investment is an exciting adventure to begin. Mistakes, however, are made every day by property investors who act impulsively without game plans.

Buying a condo is a huge investment, as well as a daunting task. There are seemingly limitless options out there, with new buildings sprouting up all over the GTA.

When you're buying a traditional home or completed condo unit, the closing date can happen anytime between one and three months. When you’re purchasing a pre-construction condo, however, that closing date can stretch anywhere between one and three years.  So, when should you get pre-approved for a mortgage?

Condo living comes with a whole bunch of perks, from 24-hour security and concierge, to private parking and a gym just steps from your front door.

For the most part, pre-construction condos are usually cheaper than their traditional counterparts, however, they’re still a huge investment. That’s why it’s vital to understand how the payment process works.