It has come to our attention that an individual posing as a representative of Colliers is falsely offering residential condos for rent in the Toronto area and collecting non-refundable deposits.
We would like to emphasize that Colliers does not manage rental units for residential purposes in Toronto. Should you have been affected by this scam, we strongly advise that you to contact the Toronto Police immediately.
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