This is an interesting story about a Toronto couple who got married about 20 years ago, initially lived in a small downtown condo, and then decided it was “time to adult” and move to the suburbs. They bought a 3,200 square foot home in Markham and lived there for a number of years. It had a lawn, a garage, and all sorts of other suburban comforts. But eventually they realized that they had made a mistake. They preferred the conveniences of city living over the amenities of the suburbs. Living in the city was simply better suited to their lifestyles. And so they sold their house, bought an epic 2,100 square foot penthouse in the Shangri-La Residences — which just so happens to be one of my favorite buildings in the city — and hired the design firm NIVEK REMAS to completely redo it. I think their new home turned out great and maybe you do too.
BRANDON DONNELLY 
And the key to this significant upgrade – no kids.
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Can’t have kids in a condo?
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If they like it that’s all that matters. But you asked for comments and mine is — it looks like a corporate office. Move out the bed and put in a desk. I can’t understand it. Brrr…
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Breaking News: Living in a $1,000,000+ Downtown Toronto condo not all that bad
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