It’s nearly impossible to reasonably answer if it’s expensive to rent an apartment in one of Canada’s four largest cities. (Short answer: yes.) This is mainly because one’s definition of ‘expensive’ hinges on dozens of individual factors and accompanying costs of living, all of which we’re going to respectfully ignore for the
Millennials are just a bunch of travel junkies. And it’s great. But sometimes we’re so busy trying to whisk ourselves away to far flung destinations, we can forget what’s right under our noses. In fact, we’re constantly being reminded that we should stop and smell the roses in our own backyard.
Information in this post was provided by TheRedPin, a full-service real estate brokerage that carries the largest database of condos and homes in the Greater Toronto Area – offering access to 60% more listings than on MLS. Toronto is an incredibly Millennial city. Makes sense, too – a recent study
Look, we know you’re all adults here. What we also know is that no one would pass up the chance to hang out in a treehouse – regardless of their current life stage. Well, you’d be happy to know that treehouses don’t just exist along winding dirt roads in the rural setting
It could be the pushback of marriage, or a desire to complete master’s and post-graduate programs. Or it could simply be because living in our cities is damn expensive. Whatever the case, the percentage of young females living at home with parents or relatives has risen to its highest level
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