Bloor street was again the battle ground for Real Estate Agents vying for positions to buy units in a Condominium Tower marketed at a Bloor and Avenue Road Hotel.
The X2 Condo marketed by a well known Toronto Real Estate sales promoter is actually planned for a Charles and Jarvis Steet location.
The Bloor Street location was planned for pre-sales to invited Toronto Real Estate Agents and a dispute about who was in what line erupted. Some agents were in a line for over 10 days and were promised they would receive priority numbers based on "first in first served".
The lines were again moved Wednesday morning and a confrontation started among the agents.
Two years ago to the day Real Estate Agents confronted each other outside the 80-storey Luxury 1 Bloor Yonge Condo again in a bid to be the first to buy units in that building at the corner of Yonge and Bloor streets.
The X2 Condo marketed by a well known Toronto Real Estate sales promoter is actually planned for a Charles and Jarvis Steet location.
The Bloor Street location was planned for pre-sales to invited Toronto Real Estate Agents and a dispute about who was in what line erupted. Some agents were in a line for over 10 days and were promised they would receive priority numbers based on "first in first served".
The lines were again moved Wednesday morning and a confrontation started among the agents.
Two years ago to the day Real Estate Agents confronted each other outside the 80-storey Luxury 1 Bloor Yonge Condo again in a bid to be the first to buy units in that building at the corner of Yonge and Bloor streets.
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