Toronto's painful ’90s housing crash came with neon hair, wild raves and a condo collapse. At least one of those things is back
In 1989, the real-estate market tanked 'and we were in the exact same predicament as we are right now,' recalls one Toronto realtor. Is there anything we can learn?
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