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; The pace of Metropolitan Toronto‘s real estate market will probably continue: for two or three more years according to William Allan, presidentâ€"elect of the Toronto Real Estate Board. In a recent interview he said realty sales will probably continue at the same growth rate as in the past two years because of good economic conditions. York University, pays classmates to read text books and lecture notes to her. "It helps me to keep up with the heavy work load," she says. Virginia, 20, is one of 88 downtown Toronto than some Canadians, Mr. Allan available in our country for the development of land," he Foreign investors seem to be showing more confidence in real estate development in Virginia Ewing, a secondâ€" year psychology student at Building permits down o _ York shows Novemberdecline : Metropolitan added and sugfiested that and Switzerland sometimes the way from Hamilfon to He s estate market anyone objecting to this, than from our own people." Oshawa and north to Lake portanc continue for _ because it is foreign capital, This year‘s record pace Simcoe. initiative more years is overâ€"reacting on the will carry total sales through A serviced residential services William Allan, subject _ of _ Canadian the Multiple Listing Service building lot 50 feet by 100 feet If the ct of the ownership. of the Toronto Real Estate costs between $18,000 and ment, t Estate Board. ‘‘When it comes to Boardto close to $600â€"million $22,000, Mr. Allan said, but sewers rview he said recreational land and for 1972 compared with just he strongly disputed the Mississ: will probably summer property up north, under $500â€"million last year. â€" theory that massive publicly eetsville same growth this should be retained for MLS accounts for about half owned land banks could keep : initiated ast two years Canadians, _ while for of total realty sales because prices down. east en ns 85 ‘Times, Thursday, December 21, 1972 ‘‘When it comes to recreational land and summer property up north, this should be retained for Canadians, â€" while â€" for downtown _ development, foreign investors may buy the land but it ends up in Canadian hands for planâ€" ning, engineering and building and it creates jobs and this is what we want. ‘‘There seems to be more confidence in our developâ€" ment by outside money from England, France, Germany because it is foreign capital, is ‘overâ€"reacting on the subject _ of _ Canadian ownership. The _ reader _ grants, available to the 270 blind Canadians studying beyvond the high school level and awarded on the basis of the exclusive listings account for at least as much as MLS. Mr. Allan said in his conversation with Mr. Gilbert that it is inevitable, with the number of people coming to the Toronto area, that the number of apartâ€" ments will continue to grow. Otherwise there would ~. development sprawled all volunteer readers. "It‘s difficult to establish a fee for readers,‘" says Virginia, ‘"and some of them don‘t want to be paid." A serviced residential building lot 50 feet by 100 feet costs between $18,000 and $22,000, Mr. Allan said, but he strongly disputed the theory that massive publicly owned land banks could keep prices down. There should be more confidence in the ability of the private developer to put land and houses on the market at a more economic 'fedei'al-provincial land library. If a text on their Figures compiled by the Toronto Real Estate Board show that demand for development is strong in suburban areas. Although the six municipalities of Metro approved a smaller volume of construction in the first 11 months of this year than in the corresponding period last year, Scarâ€" borough and North York show good increases and Etobicoke is not far behind last year‘s figures. York is slightly ahead of last year‘s total for the first eleven months. If the provincial governâ€" ment, when it approved sewers to service the Mississaugaâ€"Oakvilleâ€"Strâ€" eetsville area, had also initiated another one in the east end, in the Duffin‘s Creek area, there wouldn‘t be a shortage of serviced land. He stressed the imâ€" portance of provincial initiatives in providing trunk services. 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