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She wanted a townhome but needed a condo

Kissoon bought a 1,350-square-foot, two-bedroom condo near Sunnybrook Hospital and moved in August 2023 after signing a presale agreement in April 2021.
She wanted a townhome close to Sunnybrook but chose a condo due to available options and the project's completion timeline.
The condo features included two baths, two balconies, and customization options since it was newly built in a landmark location with many amenities.
Kissoon shared that the most difficult aspect of transitioning from a house to a condo was learning to release attachments, and mentioned that her new home is conveniently located within a 15-minute radius of family, work, and the city center.
The move allowed her to live near transit improvements and key locations, illustrating how detached homes can sometimes be an anchor she chose to leave behind.

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She wanted a townhome but needed a condo

As she chatted with her realtors, Vijaya Kissoon decided to consider condos, as she realized the stairs and layouts of townhomes didn’t fit her needs.

2 days ago·Niagara Falls, Canada

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