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The Toronto luxury Real Estate market offers major opportunity for informed
investors
Hosted by:- Kim Kopyl, Trump Residences- Claude Boiron, Boiron Group- Clark Cai, Boiron Group
多伦多的顶级豪华公寓市场给投资人带来很多商机
主持人:- Kim Kopyl, Trump 酒店- Claude Boiron, Boiron Group- Clark Cai ( 蔡梓晟) , Boiron Group
Co-Host and Translator
Partner of Claude Boiron
Specializes in Investment Properties (Residential & Commercial)
Clark Cai蔡梓晟主持人, 同声翻译Claude Boiron 的合伙人专攻投资物业(民宅 & 商业)
Claude Boiron
Claude Boiron has been practicing Industrial, Commercial, Investment, and Residential Real Estate since 2001. He has brokered deals ranging from couples buying their first home, to complex commercial deals involving millions of dollars. Claude distinguishes himself by his innovative approaches, thinking outside the box, and his determination to defend and promote his clients’ best interests.
Claude’s first book ‘Commercial Real Estate Investing in Canada’ is the basis for his course at the University of Toronto. Both book and course are hailed as the only ones of their type available to people who want to better understand Real Estate investing in Canada.
His second book is a guide for Real Estate professionals and consumers to better understand how to successfully transact in properties.
Author & Instructor at the University of Toronto
Claude 撰写的第一本书, 《加拿大商业地产投资》是他在多伦多大学做教授的地产课的指定教材。 他的书和这门课程都是在加拿大独一无二的, 填补了业界的空白, 并且帮助了众多投资人士更好了解加拿大地产。
IntroductionMany questions are created by the media when one day it talks about stability, and prices remaining high, then the next day says we are in a Real Estate bubble and that we should all be worried about a market crash.
I will start by providing clarity on what is truth, and what is misinterpretation by the media of industry statistics. I will do so using eight points. Afterwards I will talk about the luxury private residence market in Toronto, and why it is a good and stable investment option.
Most people are obsessed with analysing the prices of properties to determine how the market is doing – but prices are virtually irrelevant – the yearly appreciation is the number to watch.
In the late 80’s, appreciation was between 20% and 37%, every year, for four years in a row.
It is no surprise that there was a Real Estate market crash in the early 90’s – that rate of appreciation is just not sustainable.
Over the last 15 years, we’ve seen, 5%, 8%, even 12% appreciation in the GTA.This has resulted in a steady, but gentle, increase in property values.
The Greenbelt was enshrined due to legislation passed by the Government of Ontario in 2005.
Though well-intentioned, the inadvertent side-effect of this legislation was the increase of values of properties inside the Greenbelt.
2 – 绿化带效应
安省政府在 2005 年通过了议案, 从此之后绿化带就成了我们省份非常重要的一部分。
虽然初衷很好, 但是无法避免的是, 这个法案的副作用就是绿化带内的物业大幅升值。
3 – Intensification in Toronto
Have you ever wondered what kicked off the condo boom in Toronto?The City of Toronto Official Plan of the early 2000’s called for intensification in the downtown core, and along major arteries.
That means that if you owned a few stores along Yonge Street with some offices or apartments above, you were in luck, because the government had just declared that you could build 20, 30, or 40 stories instead of two, three, or four.
This policy was meant to discourage urban sprawl, and made it cheaper for the City of Toronto to operate, since it could use existing infrastructure (roads, sewers, public transit, etc.) to grow, rather than need to build new infrastructure.
With each year that goes by, it takes a little longer to get around the City.
Despite some efforts to alleviate congestion, and to improve public transit, there is no denying that neither driving nor public transit are perfect options, and as such, many people who work in the City are choosing to live in the City, and even in the Downtown Core.
Toronto has traditionally been the economic centre of Canada, but was usurped for a number of years by Calgary.
With the drop in oil prices, that has changed recently, and Toronto has regained the title of economic engine for Canada.
7 – 卡尔加里的失, 多伦多的得多伦多自古是加拿大的经济中心, 可是前几年被卡尔加里比下去了。
随着油价的狂跌, 这种情况已经改变了。 多伦多重新夺回了加拿大经济中心的宝座。
8 – Foreign investment and international demand
My belief is that as things get worse in the rest of the world, Canada’s appeal will just continue to increase.
We are far from perfect, and our winters are not everyone’s favourite climate, but on an international level it is hard to beat the safety, opportunity, education, health care, natural resources, and financial stability which Canada has to offer.
• Bigger, better, nicer features, finishes, amenities:– City views & luxury appliances– Private elevators & secure access– High-end spa, fitness centre, and pool– 5-star hotel services & up to 13’
Toronto is one of the top luxury residential markets in the world
Toronto was identified as one of the ten globally important markets for luxury residential real estate along with:
– Cote d'Azur– Dallas– Hong Kong– London– Los Angeles– Miami– New York– Paris– San Francisco
Why Luxury Residential instead of other Residential?
Properties maintain value better in case of market downturns.
Zero property worries for the owner/investor.
Tenants are more sophisticated and likely to care well for the unit.
Ability to place more money in one property.
Can be used for quick access to cash.
为何要投资豪华住宅, 而不是普通民居?
在市场不景气的时候更好的保值
零物业维护租客通常更高端, 也会更爱护物业
可以容纳更多的投资在需要的时候可以很快的套现
Toronto is attractive to investors who rent condo investment properties because:
Condominium rental transactions continue to increase year-over-year by a greater rate than the number of units listed for rent, resulting in continued growth in average rents.
Toronto has one of the lowest vacancy rates in the country at 1.6%.