Toronto’s waterfront condo sellers face a herd mentality
In Toronto’s west end, sellers are adding listings to a brimming pool of inventory for condos on the waterfront.
“There’s definitely a herd mentality,” says Luke Dalinda, real estate agent with Royal LePage Real Estate Services, explaining that owners are prompted to list when they see a neighbour’s unit pop up for sale.
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