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Scrambling for homes that went on sale this morning in the Bramalea development, hopeful buyers wait patiently in line in front of sales office today.(...)
Scrambling for homes that went on sale this morning in the Bramalea development, hopeful buyers wait patiently in line in front of sales office today.(...)

Scrambling for homes that went on sale this morning in the Bramalea development, hopeful buyers wait patiently in line in front of sales office today.(...)

Date8/12/1968
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Original Toronto Star caption: Scrambling for homes that went on sale this morning in the Bramalea development; hopeful buyers wait patiently in line in front of sales office today. First families began queuing up about noon on Friday; and they kept a careful list of where everyone stood in the line. Though only 41 houses were being offered for sale; there were 50 buyers standing in line when sales office opened its doors.
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Call Number / Accession NumberTSPA_0106042F
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