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Updated over 10 years ago, 08/27/2014

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Shana Gray
  • cottage country / Cobourg area, Ontario
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what would you consider a good deal Toronto area

Shana Gray
  • cottage country / Cobourg area, Ontario
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considering homes have been overpriced here for so long and are coming down now. average home price is supposed to be $300k down from $350k in Toronto. I would have to say the prices vary widely depending on location. quality homes cost more. how low do you think the prices should go to be a good deal in Toronto and the surrounding cities? I am asking about investing not home ownership.

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