This 236-Square-Foot Condo In Toronto Costs $1000-A-Month [VIDEO]

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This 236-Square-Foot Micro-Condo In Toronto Costs $1000-A-Month [VIDEO]

This 236-Square-Foot Condo In Toronto Costs $1000-A-Month [VIDEO]

June 05, 2018

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Could you handle living in 236 square feet — and paying $1000 a month for it?

This micro-condo is being rented out for $1000 near Trinity-Bellwoods in Toronto. And this renter has adapted to this micro-minimalist life.

And to think, at one time this guy lived in Toronto's smallest condo . That's huge compared to this!

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Slate Asset Management acquired Stephen Avenue Place, formerly called the Scotia Centre, in 2018.

A serene escape minutes from the downtown core, 169 Inglewood Drive is a sophisticated family home that could be yours for $5.4M.

Peterson Group was originally co-developing the project with Coromandel Properties, but is now proceeding without them.

The project was originally proposed in July 2020 as part of a proposal forwarded by the Moody Centre TOD Master Planning Group, a group of several developers and owners.