Nancy Sarnoff

Former real estate/business reporter for @HoustonChron and host of the Looped In podcast. Moved to Canada in a pandemic.

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Chihuly bridge + Mount Rainier (Tacoma, WA)

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“South” Annex

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Same route or what?

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Home sweet home

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Toronto waterfront

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SAVE PRESSE INTERNATIONALE! #Toronto #news

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Presse Internationale has been on Bloor St W for almost two decades.

It’s a small business that helps to create a thriving main street, but next month it is closing because of an unaffordable $4,000 rent hike.

It doesn’t have to be this way. It’s time to look into commercial rent control to protect our small business community.

https://t.co/uPSOs4jNGM

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Cozy https://t.co/9IBSr2uPF2 via @NYTimes

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Is Houston too set in its driving ways to ever change? https://t.co/0eaJiJHR1B

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Habitat 67, Montreal #prefab #brutalism

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Montreal summer

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A house in Season Village transformed into a temporary art exhibit. #meanwhileuse #artonbarton

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🌑 Headlines (and subheads)!

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Hilton Head, S.C., Charleston, + Savannah, Ga.

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Toronto is the latest Canadian city to consider converting some of its public parking lots to housing. @globeandmail https://t.co/atEuiOPRtT

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When in Quebec. #CabaneASucre

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A local landmark in gingerbread. #Toronto #realestate #underconstruction

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A wait what moment when I finally noticed where these tomatoes came from

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Why so many cranes in Toronto? Comes down to soaring immigration and population. "It is driving a tremendous demand for rental properties,” says Michael J. Cooper of @DreamUltd. https://t.co/32JL6kWbr7

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Housing boom has created “generational warfare,” Jessica Lautz of @nardotrealtor tells #NAREE2023. Average age of first-time homebuyers is now 36, a record high.

[Jamie Gold CKD CAPS MCCWC @JGWellnessDesgn]

“Wealthy people generally want to live for a very long time — you see a lot of wellness features.” Mike Leipart, The Agency, Mansions panel #NAREE2023