The central city is finally starting to live up to its promise from a real estate point of view. As affordable homes in the suburbs have all but evaporated, first-time buyers (and investors) are now casting a favourable eye on downtown apartments and that's likely to be reflected in buyer demand and capital growth.
That doesn't mean to say it's going to be a piece of cake to sell your place in the city. Many apartments are simply "me too" commodities with no special features. Others have awkward legal titles, eg, terminating leases in the Viaduct, with unpredictable and expensive outgoings. These may take months to attract the right buyers and are probably unsuited to private sales.