Centretown

Choosing a Centretown condo

Start by deciding whether your priority is a larger building with more shared facilities or a smaller property with fewer common spaces. Compare the actual suite orientation and street exposure, then visit at the times you would normally be at home. The directory lets you move between buildings rather than judging a whole neighbourhood from one listing.

Compare street activity, the walk to everyday errands, and your preferred route to work.

Start with your day-to-day routine: your commute, grocery stops, outdoor space, and where you like to spend time. Then compare the buildings and units that fit.

Look beyond the unit.

Ask about condo fees and inclusions, parking, storage, maintenance, and building rules. Your agent and lawyer can help identify the documents and questions relevant to a purchase.