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Welcome to our Invest in Real Estate and Retire Early Newspaper. My Name is Alex Wilson; referred to as Alexjwilson.com by those who know me best.

I have established a team of four profes-sionals, Team Alexjwilson.com, to help make your real estate dreams come true. Our team has created this publication to help teach and educate people on how to invest in real estate. I am sure many of you have been contemplating purchasing that second property but did not know how to take the next step. We are here to help fill in the blanks. Our goal is to help you “Retire Early” and “Build Gen-erational Wealth”.

Alex J. Wilson - Team Lead:

After graduating with an Honours Degree in Eco-nomics and Finance from Wilfrid Laurier University I focused on finding a job that matched my passion - real estate. I learned the relocation side of the busi-ness by working at Brookfield Relocations, formerly Royal LePage Relocations; and the investment side when I worked at Tridel, Toronto’s largest developer. I went out on my own and started selling real estate full time in October 2008, and have not looked back. I am a member of the RE/MAX Hall of Fame, was the #1 Agent at RE/MAX Condos Plus in 2013 out of 150 Agents, and am consistently in the top 1% in condo sales for all of Toronto. My experience and passion for real estate is what drives me to ensure each and every client of mine finds their perfect real estate match.

Anneka Moll – Client Care Manager:

Anneka brings a broad range of day to day opera-tions, project management, administration, and client care experience to her role as a key member of Team Alexjwilson.com. Anneka is responsible for coordi-nating the hundreds of details involved in our clients real estate deals. She juggles the multitude of jobs

associated with running the office and guiding the agents effortlessly; from showings to closings, every piece of paper involved in our clients’ transactions

crosses Anneka’s desk. She takes great pride to en-sure our clients have a smooth, stress-free process from start to finish!

Rochelle Chan – Marketing Coordinator

The best way to describe Rochelle is simply this: she is a doer. As our trusty Marketing Coordinator, Rochelle provides event and project management, social media expertise, website administration, and more. A proactive problem solver, Rochelle’s busi-ness background and corporate events experience has cultivated an ability to fine tune processes, facilitate relationships, and a honed eye for finding the devil among the details. She is also fluent in Mandarin and Cantonese.

Tyler Pearson – Sale Representative – Multi- Residential Investment Expert:

A longtime member of Canada’s largest Real Estate Investment Network (REIN), Tyler has spent the last 10 years investing in real estate all throughout On-tario. During this time he has been awarded REIN’s coveted Top Player of the Year Award on multiple

occasions, and is actively increasing his knowledge and experience through further education, and “real world experience” on an ongoing basis. Tyler has a

proven ability to recognize, and ultimately capitalize on properties with hidden value offering him and his investment part-ner’s significant upside potential. Tyler has always based his investments purely on economic fundamentals that point to-wards long term growth and appreciation, as opposed to speculation. Tyler’s latest project was the successful acquisition and re-positioning of a 20 Unit apartment complex in the Greater Toronto Area.

Our publication will be mailed out monthly. This edition includes the fol-lowing:

“How Tyler Pearson Turned His Prin-ciple Residence into a 5 Million Dollar Portfolio”

-Tyler Pearson: Multi-Family Investment Expert

“What is Refinancing? How to Access Equity in Your Home”

-James Loewen: Mortgage Broker

“Investing in First Impressions” -Sarah Broderick: Interior Designer

“Purchasing a Condo for Your Children’s Educa-tion”

-Alexjwilson.com

Our Upcoming Investment Seminar - Sunday October 19th, 2014

Alexjwilson.com Top 3 Condo Launches of the Fall

Making Your Real Estate Dreams Come True,Alex J. WilsonEmail: [email protected] Direct: 416.996.5181

Turning Your Principle Residence into a $5 Million

Real Estate Portfolio - Page 2

What is Refinancing - Page 3Our Investment Seminar -

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Purchasing A Condo For Your Children - Page 4

Top New Condos - Pages 6-8

Volume #1 Edition #1

RE/MAX Condos Plus Brokerage - 45 Harbour Square, Toronto - Office: 416-203-6636 - Direct: 416-996-5181 - Email: [email protected]

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By: Alex J. Wilsonwww.alexjwilson.com

Invest In Real Estate and Retire EarlyBuilding Generational Wealth

Presented By: Team Alexjwilson.com

When I first graduated from Laurier University with my business degree in hand, I did what most newly appointed graduates do or should do in my opin-ion and that is pack a bag, board a plane and simply TRAVEL. As it turned out my lofty goals for travel were short lived and practicality pre-vailed. I decided to cut short my world travels and begin a corporate career, as so many young people do.

Although it may sound crazy, I can vividly remember the day I officially joined the corporate world on October 25, 2004. Shoes were shined, suit was pressed and as I pulled into the parking lot and walked up towards the office I distinctly remember saying to myself, “Here we go, day 1 and only 40+ more years to go”. This moment has forever stayed with me and has always been one of many motivating factors for wanting to do more, build more and at the end of the day simply live life more.

As a result, I realized early on that I had to find an alternative way to generate wealth since I was not com-fortable being completely dependent

on my corporate salary. Furthermore, I ultimately wanted to build my own business and not someone else’s. In fact, a quote that has always resonated with me is, “If I don’t build my own dream, someone else will hire me to

build theirs”. It is for this reason that I had an immediate attraction to invest-ing in real estate, as I saw no better vehicle for getting me to where I ulti-mately wanted to go.

Consequently, I devoted a signifi-cant amount of resources to learning as much as I possibly could on the sub-ject. (And still do.) That said, like any subject matter you can study and ana-lyze relentlessly but at some point you just have to jump in and trust that you can and ultimately will, succeed. To me, failure is simply not an option. So it was in May 2007 that I bought my first property in Toronto and although many media outlets were touting the “sky is set to fall” in the residential real estate market (similar to today) I knew that at some point I just had to get off the bench and start playing the game.

At times I often look back at my initial purchase with a sense of disbe-lief. The reason I say this is because that rundown, little old two story at Dufferin and St. Clair was a major catalyst for my entire portfolio mov-ing forward, as it allowed me to scale my portfolio from one rental unit to

over 50+ units over the last number of years. Perhaps more importantly though, it allowed me to leave the cor-porate world behind and begin another new chapter in my life as a full time real estate investor.

Although there are many investment options available today, I firmly be-lieve there is simply no better vehicle for creating long-term generational wealth for you and your family than real estate. Furthermore, for anyone looking to explore this asset class I would encourage you to base your in-vestments on economic fundamentals and not speculation, surround yourself with a great team and don’t be afraid to get off the bench and play the game, as you will be amazed at what you can achieve.

Retire Early,Tyler Pearson

Email: [email protected]: (647)-627-7346

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19 Unit Apartment Building - Real Life Case Study

Sept 27,2014Tyler Pearson

Repositioning mismanaged apartment buildings has and will continue to be one of my favorite real estate strategies to execute as it provides you with an opportunity for significant upside in a relatively short period of time. (ie. 1-2 years). In the example above, I was able to increase the average rent per unit by just over $184 per month. Although this may not sound like much on the surface it actually increased the value of each suite by over $36,900. Given this was a 19 unit apartment complex, the net result for the entire project equated to an increase in value of over $700,000 in just under 18months. Crazy I know but it’s just another reason why I feel there is no better asset class for creating long term generational wealth for you and your family!Retire Early!

Tyler Pearson: How I turned my Principle Residence into a 5 Million Dollar Portfolio

19 Unit Apartment Building - Real Life Case Study Before After Purchased August 2011 Refinanced January 2013 Income Monthly Annually Income Monthly Annually Gross Rents $10,975.00 $131,700 Gross Rents $15,105.00 $181,260 Laundry $0.00 $0 Laundry $100.00 $1,200 Total Income $10,975.00 $131,700 Total Income $15,205.00 $182,460 Operating Expenses % Monthly Annually Operating Expenses % Monthly Annually Heating $699 $8,391 Heating $756.83 $9,082Electricity + Water $767 $9,207 Electricity + Water $746.78 $8,961Property Taxes $2,146 $25,746 Property Taxes $2,145.50 $25,746Insurance $313 $3,751 Insurance $352.70 $4,232Property Management 6% $632 $7,586 Property Management 6% $906.30 $10,876Repairs and Maintenance 5% $549 $6,585 Repairs and Maintenance 5% $755.25 $9,063Water tank Rental $112.00 $1,344 Water tank Rental $112.00 $1,344 Total Operating Expenses $5,217.46 $62,610 Total Operating Expenses $5,775.36 $69,304 Operating Income % Monthly Annually Operating Income % Monthly Annually Operating Income $5,757.54 $69,090 Operating Income $9,429.64 $113,156Less: Vacancy Allowance 4.0% $439.00 $5,268 Less: Vacancy Allowance 4.0% $604.20 $7,250 Net Operating Income(NOI) $5,318.54 $63,822 Net Operating Income(NOI) $8,825.44 $105,905 18 Month Review Average Monthly Rental Increase Per Unit $184.57 Increase in Value Per Unit $36,914.00 Increase in Overall Operating Income: $42,083 Increase in Value @ 6% CAP Rate $701,383.33


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Do you owe money on your credit cards or for property taxes? Thinking of buying a new vehicle or doing some home renovations? Are today’s interest rates lower than what you are currently locked in at? Want to take advantage of lower rates and purchase a rental home or cottage?

If you answered yes to any of the above questions then REFINANCING might be a good option for you. By refinancing you can “roll-in” your current debts to your mortgage by taking equity (money) out of your home to pay those debts off. Instead of paying numerous bills (credit cards, loans or lines of credit) every month, you will make one payment and take advantage of much lower interest rates.

How do you access that equity?

Recently, thanks to the Bank of Canada, refinanc-ing rules have changed. Where we could previously refinance up to 95% of the value of your home, we call this 95% Loan-To-Value (LTV), the current maximum we can refinance to is 80% LTV. You can thank our Bank of Canada for that here and ask them to change it back while you’re at it!

The calculation then is simple:

80% of your current home value - Mortgage Owing = Equity Available

1. Determine the approximate value of your home.

• Have you noticed what homes in your area are selling for?

• You can contact a Real Estate Agent to complete a CMA (Comparable Market Analysis) to ensure you’re comparing your home / lot size with other homes of direction comparison.

NOTE: A realtor should complete your CMA at no cost as a part of ongoing service as your realtor.

If your realtor won’t then we have trusted agents I

am happy to refer that will!

2. Multiply the value of your home by 0.8 to determine 80% of the value.

• Let’s use a value of $200,000 as an example.$200G x 0.8 = $160,000 (the maximum you can

refinance to).3. Subtract your current mortgage balance

owing from this figure for the total amount of equity available in your home.

• You can log in online to check the balance of your mortgage OR your Mortgage Broker can help confirm this figure with you.

• For this example we’ll say you currently owe $100,000 on your mortgage:

$160G (80% Value) - $100G Mortgage = $60,000 of equity available.

This means you can take that $60,000 to pay off debts, buy a car or finally renovate the bathroom that hasn’t realized it should have died with disco.

Timing: we recommend a timeline of 2 weeks for a refinance. This will allow us time to ensure a smooth process through each stage of your financ-ing. Extra time might be required if an appraisal is needed – more information on that in a bit.

COSTS

Bank: if we keep your mortgage at the present lender and simply “blend” the new money with your existing mortgage, then there is NO FEE from the lender to break the mortgage. *It is worthwhile to do the math however as it may be advantageous, if rates are lower than your present mortgage, to pay some to save a LOT in the long run -something we inherently complete for all our clients to ensure they are making the best decision.

Solicitor: a Lawyer must register the new amount of your mortgage. Cost will average $750 and comes from the proceeds of the refinance, not out of your pocket. An alternative to using a solicitor is using FCT - First Canadian Title, they will sign the final papers at your home, day or evening, for your con-venience instead of a lawyer whose hours can be a little restricted.

Appraisal: we seek from lenders an “automated property valuation” to support the value of your home that you’ve determined. Should the value not be supported an appraisal will be required to confirm the value; usually at a cost of around $275 depend-ing on the location of your property. This is required more so if there hasn’t been any registered sales near your home in the last 6 months, or if a major value increase is being seen in a shorter period of time.

Yours in mortgages,

James LoewenJames Loewen, B.A. Econ, Mortgage Broker – Owner | AMP Loewen Group Mortgages5044 Fairview St Burlington, ON Office: (289) 337- 4029 Email: [email protected]

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What is Refinancing? How to Access Equity in Your Home


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Topics We Will Cover:- How to Invest in Real Estate- How to Use Leverage Equity in Your Home- Investing in Condo’s - Investing in Multi-Family Homes - Syndicated Investing in Apartment Buildings- Review Case Studies on Successful Investments- Introduce You to Current Opportunities

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Canadian youth are heading to College and University in record numbers. As these sons and daugh-ters plan this exciting next step, they may be faced with the harsh reality of a lack of reasonable ac-commodations. Why not consider buying a student condo for your child as both a solution to the hous-ing scarcity and an investment?

The current vacancy rate down-town Toronto is less than 1%. In July, studios were renting at $1450 on average. The one bedroom mar-ket was a little softer. The basic one bedroom without parking was averaging $1575.The one plus den, again without parking, averaged $1750. Over 54% of all one bed-room units were rented without parking. Parking will increase the base rent by $100/mo. Rents in the two bedroom market held firm. The entry level remains at $2200 on av-erage for a unit without parking. The top of the market is still $2900 for two bedrooms, plus den, and parking.

As we can see above, rental rates in Toronto are very expensive. On top of this, landlords would prefer to rent to professionals, and are

averse to renting to students. It is not only very expensive to rent ac-commodations in Toronto; it can also be very difficult to find suit-able accommodations.

When looking at enrollment rates

at Ryerson and The University of Toronto we can see there will be a strong demand on accommoda-tions close to the Universities. The University of Toronto has 83,000 students (12,600 of these students are international) and Ryerson

has 38,000 students. This is over 121,000 students between the two Universities.

When looking at investing in a condo you will at the least be able to break even on the cost over a 3 to 5 year period. If we factor in a 3% increase in value per year you would not only break-even, but you would be able to offset some of the costs of education.

The investment is even more profitable if you buy and hold the condo after your child graduates. Depending on the particulars of the area, some parents may also be holding the condo for retirement use later in life. We prefer parents to view the condo as a long-term investment, especially when they realize how attractive the cash flow is.

There are several advantages of buying an investment property:

• The rental income you charge can pay a lot of your costs. Just remember you have to declare that income on your tax return.

• As a landlord, you can also claim many of your expenses, in-cluding mortgage interest. Assess your costs carefully before you buy. They will vary with the local real estate market, mortgage rates

and other factors.• Remember that you will

own a greater share of the equity as you pay off the mortgage, and the value of the condo may rise over time -this can offset your costs. Whether you do more than break even depends on what happens to housing prices in the area.

There are many new develop-ments coming close to both Ryer-son and The University of Toronto. Even if your children decide on a location other than Toronto for School, an investment in a new de-velopment condo can help hedge both the tuition and accommoda-tion costs for University. Check out page 8 for the VOX development by Cresford which is going up at Wellesley and Yonge, right beside Wellesley subway station.

If you are interested in learning more about investing in a prop-erty for your child for University, please reach out to us. Our contact information is below.

Making Your Real Estate Dreams Come True,

Alex J. WilsonSales RepresentativeEmail: [email protected]: 416 996 5181

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Buying A Condo For Your Child For UniversityRE/MAX Condos Plus Brokerage - 45 Harbour Square, Toronto - Office: 416-203-6636 - Direct: 416-996-5181 - Email: [email protected]

We’ve all heard the age old adage “you can’t judge a book by its cover”, but when it comes to buying, selling or investing in properties, we’re equally guilty of judging a home’s quality, value and interior based on its curb appeal. While visiting family over the long weekend, I couldn’t help notice how some homeowners do a better job than others when it comes to playing up their homes best attributes, and detracting from less aesthetically pleasing features.

Here are a few things to consider when looking to improve the outward appearance of your home, and to make the best first impression:

Landscaping – tidying your yard has an immedi-ate impact on your homes overall appearance and how others perceive its quality. Simple, inexpensive things like removing weeds, resoding or grooming your lawn, re-sealing your driveway, adding black mulch to beds, planting different types of flowers (ideally all of the same colour, using containers to highlight the entrance and create a focal point), are quick and easy ways to improve the exterior of your home. For those looking to invest more; adding a stone walkway, resurfacing your driveway, plant-ing more shrubs, trees and greenery, removing sod in lieu of more expensive but lower maintenance ground cover, or even hiring a landscape architect are great ways to improve the look and perceived value of your home.

Paint – a fresh coat of paint is a quick, inexpen-

sive way to breathe new life into the exterior of your home. When looking to repaint I always rec-ommend neutral colours with black or white trim. If concerned about maintenance I suggest trimming

existing windows in PVC, using composite decking, railings and wainscoting are great ways to ensure less work year round. Garage doors should stay neu-tral as well, ideally the same colour as your home, to draw attention away from these areas and towards the main entrance or focal point. If looking to add more attention try painting your front door a bright, bold colour for contrast. If unsure, I’m a firm be-liever you can’t go wrong with a matte black front door. No matter what style of home, choosing clas-sic colours will stand the test of time, while also ap-pealing to passersby and future homeowners.

Entry – most homes in the GTA, especially down-town, have metal awnings and concrete or wooden porches in need of a facelift. Repainting is a good start but depending on budget, consider removing the awning and/or rebuilding the structure altogether to improve the scale and function of your main en-trance. Adding a porch or increasing the size of an existing porch to extend the entire width of your home not only makes for a more practical use of this space, it can also dramatically change its overall ap-pearance.

Lighting – upgrading fixtures on the exterior of

your home is a quick weekend project with huge im-pact. Large box stores almost always have outdoor lighting on sale making it a relatively inexpensive way to improve your homes aesthetic.

Additional Details – small to large changes in terms of both their investment and time to implement in-clude: updating house numbers, adding decorative trim, framing windows with shutters, installing a solid wood door, and decorating your front porch. These are all relatively easy ways to add character, style, and personality to your home.

Texture – adding texture in the form of contrast-ing materials goes a long way when improving the visual interest of your home. Something as simple as power washing can make a vintage brick or stone home seem new again. If your exterior is predom-inantly wood or siding, consider replacing it with manufactured products to decrease maintenance, or add stone, stucco or brick accents to keep the cost down without sacrificing visual appeal.

Whether looking to buy, sell or invest, spending a

lot or a little on the exterior of your home is a fan-tastic investment. After all, as the saying goes “you never get a second chance to make a good first im-pression!”

Sarah BroderickInterior Designer - Owner Highstreet DesignEmail: [email protected]: 647-880-3016

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Investing in First Impressions

Description:One Bedroom And Den Just

Under 700 Sq. Ft .Includes Park-ing And Locker At Only $466 Per Sq. Ft. Only a 10 Minute Walk To King West Where Condos Sell For Over $600 Per Sq. Ft. New Star-bucks Going Into Building. Walking Distance To Billy Bishop Airport. TTC Streetcar At Your Door Step. Large Master Bed-room And Proper Den That Could Double As A Sec-ond Bedroom. Enjoy The Running And Bike Paths along the Water-

front Across The Street.

Amenities Include:-Meeting Room

-Business Centre-Fitness Centre-Indoor Pool-Party Room

-24 HourConcierge-Visitor Parking

Unit Includes:-Stainless Steel

Appliances

-Hardwood Flooring-Kitchen Island-Granite Countertops

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Front Building View

600 Fleet Street, Unit 204


2 +1 Bedrooms, 2 WashroomsFor Sale $525,000

1 +1 Bedroom 1 Bathroom For Sale $305,000.00

Description:Rare 3 Bedroom 3100 Sq. Ft Fully Furnished Penthouse Con-do Available To Rent In Toronto. Ideal For Sports Figure, Corporate Executive, Or Movie Industry That Requires Space For Their Family. With 4 Terraces, Over 810 Square Feet Of Outdoor Living Space, The Sprawling, Sun Drenched Residence Is Located On The 27th Floor; With North, East, West And South Views Of Lake Ontario. Atop One Of To-ronto’s Premier Waterfront. This Is A Turn Key Solution. Extras:2 Parking Spots And Locker Room With Unit. Walking Distance To Billy Bishop Airport Which Can Easily Take You To New York Or

Chicago - Avoid The Lines Of Pearson. Be In The Porter Lounge In 15 Minutes From Leaving Your Unit. Roof Top Pool.

Stockholm Model1 Bedroom and Study 534 Sq. Ft.Unobstructed West Exposure With Balcony.Occupancy Oct 2014Building Features:-Ice Spa include a dry sauna and steam room-Cold water dip pool, swimming pool, hot tub-Relaxing lounge, fitness centre, aerobics room -24 Hr Conceirge/ Outdoor Terrace with BBQ

21 Grand Magazine PH23+1 Bedroom, 3 WashroomsFor Lease $10,000 Monthly

Ice Condos, 16 York St, Unit 25051+1 Bedroom, 1 WashroomFor Sale $399,900

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Fully Furnished Penthouse

3 Navy Wharf Court, Unit 2602 2 +1 Bedrooms, 2 WashroomsFor Sale $525,000

3865 Lake Shore Blvd, Unit 10011 +1 Bedroom, 2 WashroomsFor Sale $329,000

Description:Amazing South View Of Lake Ontario And Marie Curtis Park, Both Only Steps From Your Door. Your Cottage In The City. 9 Ft, And Floor To Ceiling Windows, This Unit Is Flooded With Nat-ural Light. Sitting At 814 Sq Ft, This 1+1 Has 2 Full Washrooms. Quiet Building, Ideal For Down Sizers. For The Professional Working Downtown, It Is Steps To The Long Branch Go Station. Parking Is Included

Extras:Five New Stainless Steel Appli-ances, Granite Counters, Custom-ized Walk-In Closets. Building Has A Fitness Centre, Roof Top Terrace With Bbqs And Hot Tub, Visitor Parking, 24 Hr Concierge Service, Buses To Subway At The Door.

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Dining Area, Room, Balcony

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Ice will be a candidate for LEED certification and will use environ-mentally sensitive energy sources.

Description:High Floor with unobstructed south (views of water) and west (views of sunset). Floor to ceiling Windows and 9 ft ceilings. Cor-ner unit at nearly 1100 sq. ft. All rooms offer views of water. Den has been converted into a walk in closet - could also be converted to 3rd bedroom. Hardwood Floor-ing throughout. Granite counters in kitchen. South financial core next door with 1.3 million sq. ft office space under construction + 4.6 million more planned = jobs Extras:Parking and locker included - best amenities in city - 30,000 sq. ft 3 level “Superclub” - ultimate fitness/ pool/ basketball court/ bowling/ indoor running track & more, 100 Mbps internet access - 24 Hr concierge and recreation coordinator



RIVERSIDE SQUARE - Queen & Broadview - By Streetcar DevelopmentsThis project is my value buy that has the highest upside for appreciation.

Streetcar Developments is not just building a condo tower they are transforming a neighbourhood. The development is a 4 acre site at Queen and Broadview.

This area is currently underserviced for rental inventory and continues to increase in popularity – people will need places to live.

With access to the Queen East Street Car, Lake Ontario, Ashbridges Bay only a quick bike ride away, the Don Valley Trail System, the DVP, and all the new shops, lounge and restaurants on Queen this area can only go UP.

Lastly – Streetcar prices their new projects under current market value.

Email us at [email protected] to get on the list.



MINTO WESTSIDE - Front & BathurstWe are very excited for this project - Minto Westside is ideal for young professionals or weekend homes.

57,000 Sq. Ft. of amenity space and walking distance to Billy Bishop Airport.

Roof top pools, luxury fitness facilities, and much more Minto is looking redefine the standard of a neighbourhood.

The demographics of King West are 35 years old and a house hold income of $100,000.00.

This will be the building they will pay the premium rents for to call home.




VOX - Wellesley &YongeIdeal for parents looking for a condo close to University of Toronto or Ryerson.

Starting at the incredibly low $199,900.

Alexjwilson.com and his team have first access to this project.

Located beside Wellesley Subway station on Yonge and only steps to both U of T and Yorkville this project will be in high demand.

Other developments that launched earlier in the year (YC Condo’s by Canderel and Wellesley on the Park by Lanterra) sold out at record PACE – this project will too.



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