Toronto Real Estate: Cabbagetown Detached with Double Garage.
February 28th, 2010 categories: Buying in Toronto, Cabbagetown, Downtown Toronto, Real Estate, Toronto
This great Cabbagetown listing is now $999,000. Own one of the few Detached Homes in Cabbagetown with a double car garage. It is a great opportunity and open today between 2-4 PM.
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Cabbagetown Holiday Craft Show and Studio Sale
December 3rd, 2009 categories: Business, Buying in Toronto, Cabbagetown, Toronto
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Toronto Real Estate: Architecturally Designed Interior, Victorian Exterior.
December 1st, 2009 categories: Around TORONTO, Downtown Toronto, Listings, Toronto
Here is a property that I have just listed at 185 Seaton Street in Cabbagetown. It was originally renovated about 25 years ago and has been updated by the present owner who has been fastidious in the attention that he has given. Check it out online or call me/email for an appointment.
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Carl Orbach QC, LLB, BA Mayor of Cabbagetown and a lovely man!
November 19th, 2009 categories: Around TORONTO, Cabbagetown, Downtown Toronto, Toronto
Very Sad News for Cabbagetown. A strong supporter of the Cabbagetown Community and all around good guy passed away yesterday and will be buried tomorrow. For years he led the Old Cabbagetown Business Improvement Area and worked tirelessly for the Community. Sadly since retiring a couple of years ago, he has been ill. Even through the pain, he had a great laugh and loved a good story. There are and will be few of the caliber of Carl Orbach…sleep well wonderful Carl… Read the rest of this entry »| Discussion: No Comments »
Canadian Real Estate Association Releases New Update
October 16th, 2009 categories: Business, Downtown Toronto, Economy, Listings, Toronto
Here is the latest market report from the Canadian Real Estate Association. Take a look at the highlighted portion below as it points to a striking lack of inventory for Purchasers…but means it is a great time for Sellers to put their homes on the market. From my understanding, in a “Normal” market the inventory is about six months.
OTTAWA – October 15th, 2009 – National resale housing activity climbed to the highest level of any third quarter on record. Actual (not seasonally adjusted) home sales via the Multiple Listing Service® (MLS®) Systems of Canadian real estate boards totalled 135,182 units in the third quarter of 2009, according to statistics released by The Canadian Real Estate Association (CREA). This is the highest level of activity on record for the period from July to September. The number of transactions was up 18 per cent from the third quarter of last year, representing the biggest year-over-year increase since early 2002. Read the rest of this entry »
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Toronto: Cabbagetown’s Nuit Blanche, Saturday October 3rd, 2009
October 1st, 2009 categories: Around TORONTO, Cabbagetown, Downtown Toronto, Lifestyle, Toronto
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Here is your map for Cabbagetown Nuit Blanche!
This Saturday Oct. 3 from dusk (8:00) till dawn
For one sleepless night, experience Cabbagetown transformed by 14 artists.
Discover art in parks, alleyways, on streets, in parking lots and unexpected
places. One night only. All night long.
* Ride the “Paint Bike” down a 40’ canvas
* Kissing robots
* Dance
* Watch Magic Lantern shows
* Experience your human energy field
* Interactive video art
* Climb into a giant nest
Experience it!
http://www.cabbagetownnuitblanche.ca/
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Call for Entries Cabbagetown Nuit Blanche Proposals: February 18th, 2009
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Some Video of the Cabbagetown Festival 2009….Why people love Cabbagetown!
September 12th, 2009 categories: Around TORONTO, Cabbagetown, Downtown Toronto
Every year, the weekend after Labour Day in Toronto, Ontario, the residents of Cabbagetown get together and celebrate the neighborhood. It starts early in the morning with Blair’s Run in support of the Cabbagetown Youth Centre, a Parade and then the Cabbagetown Arts and Crafts Show in Riverdale Park! There is great eats at the Park, Farm and on Parliament Street that really highlight the diversity of the neighborhood. It serves to remind us all that Cabbagetown is just a small Town in a big City!
Related Posts:
Cabbagetown For Sale: Stunning Detached Townhome: Seldom Offered…
Great Annual Cabbagetown Fundraiser to Benefit the Riverdale Farm.
Toronto Real Estate: Cabbagetown Landmark Victorian: Residential with Commercial Unit
31st Annual Cabbagetown Tour of Homes, September 20th, 2009.
Cabbagetown Controversy: To Seat or Not To Seat!!
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Cabbagetown For Sale: Stunning Detached Townhome: Seldom Offered…
September 7th, 2009 categories: Around TORONTO, Cabbagetown, Real Estate, Toronto
437 Sackville Street: Priced at $1,149,000 with Double Garage and Lower Level Apartment
Seldom found amongst thousand of semis in Downtown Toronto: a Detached Townhouse on a prime Cabbagetown Street with 4 Bedrooms and 5 Bathrooms. Built in 1985 but recently updated and redecorated. Everything the discerning client requests and very little maintenance. Check out the presentation below and call for an appointment 416-322-8000 or mail@richardsilver.com:
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Toronto Real Estate: Cabbagetown Landmark Victorian: Residential with Commercial Unit
August 18th, 2009 categories: Around TORONTO, Cabbagetown, Real Estate, Toronto
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Cabbagetown Cleanup: Many Thanks and Good Work!
July 5th, 2009 categories: Around TORONTO, Cabbagetown, Lifestyle
Thanks to all those who showed up this morning at 10 AM to hit the streets and do some cleaning up of Parliament Street.
A BIG thanks as well for Johnny Jetfuel who took a full truckload to the dump. Drop in to Jet Fuel Cafe’ this week and thank him!!
A group of about 20 residents of Cabbagetown came together and spent one hour up and down the street picking up a lot of litter. It was fun to see everyone working together, though of course, we could have done with more bodies…and brooms…we would have been able to go further north and south.
It was great to see some children join us as well and there were lots of nice comments from Cabbagetowners shaking their heads wondering if the Real Estate market and the Coffee business were that bad… Read the rest of this entry »
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