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High Park
W02 - 2007 Year End Sales Statistics (Bloor West Village, Old
Mills, Lambton, Weston, High Park, Junction, etc.)
Detached
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387
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$553,314
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$550,000
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$216,000
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$2,200,000
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Semi-Detached
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352
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$381,547
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$365,000
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$160,000
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$675,000
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Attached/Row/Townhouse
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78
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$340,891
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$320,000
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$205,000
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$704,000
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Condo
Townhouse
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49
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$267,617
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$257,000
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$174,500
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$345,100
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Condo
Apartment
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79
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$317,424
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$310,000
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$170,000
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$799,000
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Roncesvalles
Avenue, Dundas Street West, Runnymede Road, Bloor Street West, Parkside
Drive and The Queensway encircle this sought-after area with
homes priced anywhere from $400,000 to over $1,000,000.
The area is well known for both its natural features, like its gorgeous
park and pond and its
proximity to the Lake, and its enviable shopping districts. To
the west lie the shops of the Bloor West Village while Roncesvalles
Avenue boasts European bakeries, butchers, coffee shops and a growing
number of higher
end stores.
You will find a great selection of homes in this neighbourhood from
Tudor, Edwardian and Victorian homes to condominium apartments. Many of
the houses have been converted to multiple-family dwellings.
Public Elementary Schools:
High Park Alternative School, 265 Anette Street
Keele Street Junior, 99 Mountview Avenue
Mountview Alternative Jr., 99 Mountview Avenue
Runnymede Jr. & Sr., 357 Runnymede Rd.
Annette Jr. & Sr. 265 Anette St.
Public High Schools:
Humberside Collegiate Institute, 280 Quebec Avenue
Western Technical Commercial School, 125 Evelyn Cres.
Catholic Elementary School:
St. Cecelia, 355 Annette Street
Private Schools:
Montessori High Park School, 35 High Park Gardens
Montessori Humberside School, 411 Clendenan Avenue
For more information on the High Park real estate market at
the
West End of Toronto,
please contact me either
by email
or on the phone at 416-762-8255.
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To
receive no obligation
updates on selling or buying a
property send me
an
email.
evaballentine@royallepage.ca
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