While many residents dream of owning a home in Toronto, some experts have advised that it is better to purchase a home in the western part of Toronto instead of the eastern part.<\/p>\n
According to experts, overall, the western part of Toronto has better public transportation convenience compared to the eastern part. In the western region, the Toronto Transit (TTC) subway, centred on downtown, is connected like a spider’s web.<\/p>\n
Recently, the western line of subway line 1 was expanded to 9, and when the western section of the Eglinton Line is opened in the future, residents will be able to travel from Eglinton Station to Pearson Station. Free use of public transportation is expected to become possible.<\/p>\n
In addition, housing prices and land prices in the area have recently been on the rise, making it a good place to realize profits from real estate sales in the future. There are many walking trails and green spaces, such as the West Humber Trail and High Park, and the western area is better equipped with bicycle paths, making it convenient for commuting to work by bicycle.<\/p>\n
Furthermore, for residents who enjoy social activities, the west side of Toronto is more advantageous than the east side of Toronto.<\/p>\n
The western part of downtown Toronto has more restaurants and bars, including Queen Street West, than the eastern part. Accordingly, if you enjoy social activities, gathering with friends, and drinking, there are more areas in the west that you can enjoy more than the east.<\/p>\n
There are many family-friendly areas. Not only are there more cultural spaces where you can spend time with your children, such as the CN Tower, Replica Aquarium, and Casa Loma compared to the eastern part, but there are also many good places for families who enjoy sports, such as the Rogers Centre and the Hockey Hall of Fame.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"