The weather's turning, and if you live compactly in a condo unit, that means switching an already multi-purpose space to focus on hats, scarves, and potential turkey-related objects. Here are five organizational tips you can break out well ahead of time to get your condo ready for fall and keep...
If you've lost power in your condo, or you have appliances or lamps that aren't working, the problem could be a tripped breaker. Please follow steps in this video to reset your breaker panel! This Maintenance Minute video from Tridel explains what to do. Maintenance Minutes is a weekly video series that...
Saving energy is great. It keeps your condo fees—and your rent!—low, slows environmental damage, and helps you do your bit to keep the power on next time there's a major storm. When you're living in a condo—and especially a rental condo—there's only so much about your energy consumption you can...
Nuit Blanche is just around the corner: This weekend, thousands of your fellow citizens will hit the streets to see cutting-edge installation art, visit galleries, take a nip from those absolutely innocent bottles in absolutely innocent brown bags, or just glory in the simple pleasure of walking down the middle...
[embed]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HmrWgmkKXxQ[/embed] Want better air quality? This Tridel Maintenance Minute will give you important information on how and when to change your fancoil filter for better air quality and performance. Questions? Contact your Del Condominium Rentals team or Del Rentals Customer Care at 416-296-7368 or email us info@delrentals.com...
If you've counted the number of bike shops on your block lately, it will not be a great surprise that Toronto has an active—and political, and sometimes messy—cycling culture. Add our easily navigable street grid to the cost of cars, parking, and monthly transit downtown and in the inner suburbs,...
The CNE has opened its gates, the back-to-school sales are in full swing, and fall isn't quite in the air, but it's looming ominously—and if you live downtown, that means festival season. The Toronto International Film Festival's 40th anniversary edition is set to take over the core from September 10th...
With the new school year around the corner, Toronto's annual influx of new undergrad and graduate students have hit the streets—and the rental market. With the limited space in Toronto university residences, you're likely to get a few calls from full-time students if you're renting a small-space or studio condo...
Condo renting means making a few allowances about how we live—white curtains facing the street if the building rules require it, not having skee-ball tournaments on your landlord's nice wooden floors—but it doesn't have to mean living without a pet. If you're making a move with your best fuzzy friend in...
Right at the edge of the TTC, Yonge and Finch has bloomed from a suburban neighbourhood into a highly diverse hub for urban life. While it's still eagerly growing, the conveniences of downtown are growing in fast—making it a great option for city lovers who appreciate condo living at a...
To way too many Torontonians, Mel Lastman Square doesn't mean much more than our former mayor and his current furniture commercials. But since it opened more than twenty-five years ago, it's been a hub for the arts, cultural fairs, reading, lounging, and laid-back—usually free!—community activities. So for the second installment of...
[embed]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lTRtvxR4QKk[/embed] Meet Dave! Dave is a busy guy and his time is important! But Dave has problem as he wants to move out of his current apartment and find a new nicer place to live! The Dave goes online to look for condos available for rent in Toronto area and discovers...
It's spring! Well, it's above freezing, which is good enough right now, and absolutely everyone wants to be outside again. Now that the weather's turning, using your condo balcony's starting to look great again. So here are some tips for taking another look at your condo balcony—the notorious "additional room"...
The first international sports do in years is coming to Toronto this July 10th: the 2015 Parapan and Pan Am Games. With over 250,000 tourists and 8,000 athletes converging on the city, tourism is most definitely going to be a thing this summer—and if you're enjoying condo life, that might...
Rental vacancy rates in Toronto are low—and even lower for Toronto condominiums, where just 1.2% of units are ready to be someone's new home. With the urge to jump on that excellent rental before someone else snags it away comes an unfortunate side effect: a rise in rental apartment and...
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