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EPISODE · Jul 4, 2026 · 41 MIN

Episode #164 | Is Living In Toronto Still Worth It In 2026? | Toronto Real Estate

from The Toronto Real Estate Podcast | Stories, Lifestyle & Trends with Fox Marin Associates · host Fox Marin Associates Ltd., Brokerage | Toronto Real Estate

Is Toronto still one of the best cities to live in, or has the cost of living, traffic, housing affordability, and everyday friction started to outweigh the upside?In this episode of The Toronto Real Estate Podcast, Ralph Fox and Kori Marin take an honest look at the pros and cons of living in Toronto in 2026, from the city’s global energy, food scene, walkable neighbourhoods, ravines, schools, job market, and cultural depth, to the realities of expensive housing, double land transfer tax, long commutes, healthcare wait times, daycare pressure, winter weather, and the rising cost of everyday life.____________________________________________________Speakers:Ralph Fox (Co-Founder and Broker of Record at Fox Marin)Kori Marin (Co-Founder and Broker at Fox Marin)

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