When Sofia and David Nolan set out to buy their first condo in downtown Toronto, they assumed parking would be a given. They both had cars and worked at opposite ends of the city. But as they toured pre-construction sales centres, they were shocked to learn that parking would cost them as much as $80,000 if it was available at all.&nbsp;

Condo parking has become a high-cost amenity, an urban planning challenge, and a reflection of how Toronto is changing {ai:summary}Sofia and David Nolan expected parking would be included with their downtown Toronto condo.At pre-construction sales centres they were shocked to learn parking could cost as much as $80,000 or be unavailable.

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Condo living: Endangered spaces

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