‘No Clouds on the Horizon’ for Toronto Real Estate

‘No Clouds on the Horizon’ for Toronto Real Estate
Rendering of the Davies, a condo development by Brandy Lane Homes in Toronto The Davies
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Mark Cohen has a succinct way of summing up the current state of Toronto’s irrepressible real estate market.

“We’re in the 20th year of a seven-year cycle,” the managing partner of  The Condo Store tells Epoch Times in an interview at the brokerage’s Liberty Village headquarters. Because of that, he says, there’s a lot of worry. “Is there a bubble, is it going to burst… a mature market scares a lot of people.”

Such fears are unfounded, Cohen insists, noting that the GTA’s fundamentals—low interest rates, steady immigration, red-hot rental  market—show no signs of changing. “I don’t see any clouds on the horizon.”

The Condo Store Realty Inc., managing partner Mark Cohen. (The Condo Store Realty Inc.)
The Condo Store Realty Inc., managing partner Mark Cohen. The Condo Store Realty Inc.
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