Anderson Estates was built in 1912 for a cost of $150,000. It's original purpose was to be a bachelors hotel. The building was very prestigious and able to charge $60 a month for a one bedroom suite. The building was designed with its U shape to let natural light into the original 63 suites.
The building was converted into condominiums in the 1970's. The building has been historically restored with a marble stairway, original brass elevator, and stunning woodwork throughout. Suites feature … (0 comments)
Here’s a nice thought for hopeful first-time home-buyers – if you’ve been tucking away money into your RRSP, you may have that elusive down-payment. Your RRSP can help you make your house dreams come true. Under the Home Buyer’s Plan, you can tap your RRSP and borrow from yourself tax-free to help with your home purchase. You then pay yourself back later. Of course, your RRSP savings are always accessible (it’s your money after all), but when funds are withdrawn, they are taxable in the year of withdrawal unless you comply with certain rules – and being a first … (0 comments)
Do you love historical architecture yet enjoy modern convenience? If so you might be interested in living in Anderson Estates.
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