would love to see what data you can pull up
@Brian if anything
PROS for midrise
-high percentage of end-users buying, so less competition when you go to rent or resell in the future
-high end-user population also makes for a better maintained and well-run building compared to 50-60 storey towers that are majority investor owned
-can be a good opportunity to get good quality condo at price that is lower than
-more liveable floor plans suited for end-users (less likely to be shoe-boxey)
-opportunity to buy into established neighbourhoods of toronto where freehold prices are through the roof (like bloor west village, roncesvalles, annex, leslieville, danforth, beaches, leaside, etc.)
-good for down sizers who aren't quite ready yet to downsize (rent it out for a few years then move in)
CONS for midrise
-usually located off the main hot spots of condo development where there are a plethora of resale buyers and renters always waiting (i.e. yonge street, king east/west, south core, bay street)
-usually you are buying from a less experienced or often brand new developer
-less amenities but still the same maintenance fees