"The Greatest City to Inve ..." a Toronto Travel Page by Bahador_Alast

Why do I love this city so much? Because no matter where I go in this world I can never find a place that even comes close to bringing the same flavor Toronto does, because of its people, because of its growth, because of its future, diversity and much more

To me it's home, but there is much more to it, I love big cities but there is something about Toronto that differentiates it from Tokyo, Mexico city, Paris, or London. Well for one thing in Toronto it doesn't matter where you come from, what your background is, who your parents are, what your religion is, this is one place on earth where everybody just gets along. From a city underground, to an island across town, to the sixth largest stock market in the world. From a skyline amongst the top five in the world, to being Canada's largest city, as one of the largest financial centres of the world and the most culturally diverse city on this planet this is truly a place that anyone can call home. Come over and invest your money in a city where money grows.

Toronto is growing very rapidly, it has a lot of potential, everything that you would find in large American cities you'll find here (except an NFL team but that may be coming to Toronto soon, at least that would be the best economic decision for the NFL) ... on top of all that you have benefits not offered in the United States.

Unlike some other places that are growing rapidly with no direction, such as Dubai, Toronto's expansion is planned out. It's no surprise that thousands of people from all over the world want to live and work in this city. A little look at the downtown core will show you exactly what I mean. Every district and street corner has its own charm and beauty, you can even find a nice quiet place in the middle of this fast pace city.

Everyone's first impression of Toronto is the C.N Tower, the 5 major banks of Canada and their tall skyscrapers, the Financial district where virtually all big Canadian companies have an office in, the stock market, the busy streets, the hardcore sport fans, the club scene, etc...

But to get a feel for this city you also need to experience the more quiet and calm parts of city, perhaps only a 20 minute walk from the heart of downtown you'll come across Kensington Market, your first impression may be that you're probably not in Toronto anymore but in fact you're experiencing what Toronto is all about, diversity and variety. So get out there and enjoy this city because the world is investing here in large numbers so should you!