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CITY ACCORD REALTY INC., BROKERAGE
17 Capreol Crt, Toronto, Ontario, M5V 3Z6
TELEPHONE:	416.883.0892
FAX:	416.883.0894
EMAIL:	INFO@CITYACCORD.COM

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Specializing in dealing with Investors for New & Pre-Sale condos.

City Accord Realty Inc. has cemented the foundation for success in Downtown Toronto. It's repuation as being the Premiere Brokerage of choice can not be contested. Our team of dedicated staff serve over a dozen languages and have a client base through more than a dozen countries.

We focus on your individual needs and hope to bring you a lifetime full of successful real estate experiences.

$369,900.00
South of King St. East & East of River S
$489,300.00
Discover "A"
$439,900.00
Ice 2
$409,900.00
Garrison at Fort York
$334,900.00
478 KING STREET WEST
$395,000.00
The Westlake Tower 1, Suite 1402
$605,000.00
Parade 2, Unit 2106 - S
$362,900.00
40 Dovercourt Road
$799,000.00
325 BAY STREET
$495,000.00
390 Cherry St
$330,000.00
Yonge and Front
$831,000.00
325 Bay Street

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