
Historic Rooming House Flips to High-End Rental
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Historic Toronto Rooming House Transformed into Luxury Income Property: A $5.75M Renovation
This podcast episode explores the transformation of a century-old rooming house in Toronto into a modern, high-end income property. The historic building, located at 180 Sherbourne Street, has undergone a $3M renovation and is now listed for $5.75M. The property features 19 modern suites with bachelor and one-bedroom layouts, some with private entrances, and includes stainless steel appliances, LED lighting, on-site laundry, and five parking spots. The location, on a busy corner across from the future Moss Park Station on the Ontario Line, offers better transit links and proximity to the Financial District, universities, and cultural spots. The episode discusses the shift in Torontos housing market, trading affordable rooms for high-end rentals and potentially squeezing out options for those who need them most in the neighborhood.
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Canada News Today | 2 Min News | The Daily News Now! — Historic Rooming House Flips to High-End Rental. Machine-transcribed; use the interactive transcript above to jump the player to any line.
It's April 22nd. Welcome in. This is Canada News Today, where local news meets AI. A historic rooming house in Toronto, at 180 Sherborn Street, just got a $3 million renovation and is now listed for $5 million, $750,000 as a shiny income property. Built over a century ago, as a fancy mansion, it turned into affordable supportive housing for folks in a low-income area, but now it's 19 modern. Sweets with bachelor and one-bedroom layouts, some with private entrances. The upgrades include stainless steel appliances, LED lights everywhere, on-site laundry, and five parking spots right on Shooter Street, all aimed at. Pulling in downtown renters. It's spot on a busy corner across from the future, Moss Park Station on the Ontario Line means better transit links, plus it's close to the financial. District, universities, and cultural spots, setting it up for big growth. This flip highlights Toronto's housing shift, trading cheap rooms for high-end rentals,
and squeezing out options for those who need the most in the neighborhood.
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