On the market then off. And now it's back on. The one bedroom condo is selling for the "price of a studio". It's geared to those who enjoy the "vibrant urban rhythm" of the nabe. There ain't a lot of natural light and the kitchen is meh. HOA is $222/monthly.

This one bedroom condo in The Renaissance is a FSBO. The listing description was probably written by a first grader. But there is a walk-in closet.

Here's a one bedroom condo in Newton Flats that's been on the market for about 3 weeks. There's natural light, great finishes, hardwood floors, and a washer and dry. And it's all packed into less than 600 sq.ft.

Covered before, this two bedroom unit is still on the market looking for a new owner.

The three bedroom row house is the first listing on the map that's east of 14th Street. With two bathrooms, nearly 1,300 sq.ft., and a good kitchen, it can be someone's "real city oasis".

Talk about a lack of deets. This listing is a shade below half a million. It has four bedrooms, three full baths, one half bath, and zero interior pics.

How much space is enough? Would 2,400 sq.ft. suffice? For this spacious two bedroom condo, there are plenty of bathrooms for you and guests! Condo fees are low considering there's a roof deck, parking, and a balcony.

For a bit of luxe in your life, why not purchase a $1.4M house with three levels and a basement? It's billed as an investment opportunity and will be sold as is.