Thank you for visiting my Exclusive Condo Section 

I have prepared an exclusive "Condo Section" on my website   The Condo Market is very different from purchasing a Freehold Home".   It is extremely important to understand all of the variables relating to a Condominium purchase and the mechanics/operations of your new Condo Corporation, Board of Directors, Property Management and your annual budgets.  How does all of these operate together to ensure that your investment is protected and you are living in a building you can be proud of?    There are a few high density condo districts in the City of Toronto.  In particular the Trinity-Spadina Riding as outlined below.   The Central Toronto up to and including Yorkville and northbound towards Sheppard and Finch have experienced the highest Condo growth in the City of Toronto.     For specific information on any Condominium please drop me an email at anytime.  

I look forward to hearing from you.                   Regards 

                                                      Linda Pinizzotto                                                                                                                                                      

Trinity-Spadina - Olivia Chow MP, Rosario Marchese MPP 

The Trinity-Spadina Riding has experienced substantial condominium growth since early 2000's. There has been several changes in this district and in particular with condominium growth.  Recently a Condo Owners Association - Trinity Spadina was formed by condo owners in this riding. You can learn more about it by clicking onto  www.COA-TS.com    Linda Pinizzotto was elected as the Chair/President.  

Within the next few years there will more with the completion of condominiums in Queen's Quay, Liberty Village, Entertainment Districts, Financial District and more.   This downtown riding contains most of the famous and prestigious landmarks including the CN Tower, Rogers Centre, Toronto City Hall, Ontario Place, Exhibition Grounds, Royal Ontario Museum,  the Bank Towers, the Path, Air Canada Centre and a gorgeous breathtaking Waterfront Ports and the Islands.

The riding stretches from Lake Ontario to the CP Rail line north of Dupont.  The eastern boundaries are Avenue Road and Queen's Park Crescent east along College Street to Yonge Street and down Yonge to Lake Ontario and the Islands.  Western boundaries zig zag  Ossington Avenue down to Dundas Street West, across Dundas St.to Dovercourt Road then down to CN Rail Line across to Dufferin Street, down Dufferin Street  then west around the Canadian National Exhibition grounds to the Lake Ontario.

Chinatown, Little Italy, Portugal Village, Kensington Market, the Annex, University of Toronto and the Toronto Islands are in the Trinity-Spadina riding.  The riding contains the financial district and many commercial establishments, small business and the city's garment district.   From 1986 to the present,  the riding has expanded to these borders to create  Trinity-Spadina.