The first thing Canadian alt rock legends the Barenaked Ladies sang that they’d do if they had a million dollars back in 1988 was buy a house — but how much house could they actually get these days in a
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Jasmine Lorimer bought a condo in Whistler, B.C., in December, as her way into a housing market that had previously been utterly out of reach despite her solid income and six-figure savings.JENNIFER GAUTHIER/The Globe and Mail
When Kelly Laing
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52 Sumach St., No. 108, Toronto
Asking price: $719,000 (March, 2023)
Selling price: $718,000 (April, 2023)
Previous selling prices: $645,000 (October, 2020); $282,849 (June, 2011)
Taxes: $2,577 (2022)
Days on the market: Nine
Listing agents:
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