CityPlace Condos
August 6, 2010 by Joy Paterson · Leave a Comment
If you ever visit downtown Toronto near Spadina and Front you know big things are happening in terms of the Toronto condo market. A bustling community of condos built by Concord now replaces the train tracks that were once there. The Concord CityPlace community is expanding like you wouldn’t believe. What started out as couple condo [...]
The Annex
April 7, 2010 by Joy Paterson · Leave a Comment
Located just North of Bloor Street and West of Yorkville, the Annex is known for its’ one way tree lined streets and 1880 Victorian and Edwardian Homes. Retail in this area ranges from high end to Honest Eds discounts. The Annex, which was once home to author Margaret Atwood, is a peaceful but densely populated [...]
Fashion and Entertainment District
September 26, 2009 by Joy Paterson · Leave a Comment
The Fashion district runs between Spadina and University from Queen to Richmond. This area is home to many visual arts and design students and professionals. This area is home to Toronto’s famous Ontario College of Art and Design. The Entertainment district or also known as the theatre and club district is generally concentrated between University [...]
Distillery District
September 26, 2009 by Joy Paterson · Leave a Comment
The city has expanded to the east and has left us with an incredible historical site that has been converted into condos and lofts. The Distillery District was once known as the Gooderham and Worts Distillery where rum was produced. In 1990, this production stopped and the area became the number one location in Canada [...]
Queen Street West
September 25, 2009 by Joy Paterson · Leave a Comment
One of Toronto’s hippest neighborhoods. Funky stores and boutiques, trendy bars and café’s line the streets between University and Spadina. Between Trinity Bellwoods Park and Dufferin is what is known as The Art and Design District. This area is mainly made up of galleries and trendy bars and restaurants. Queen West is also the home [...]
King Street West
September 24, 2009 by Joy Paterson · Leave a Comment
Known for a vivacious night life with trendy clubs and restaurants, King West has become the “it” place to live. Perfect for those who want to live downtown yet not quite in the heart of the city. West of Yonge on King St. King West Condos: DNA Condos & Lofts, Gotham Lofts, Tecumseth Lofts, [...]
St. Lawrence Market
September 24, 2009 by Joy Paterson · Leave a Comment
The St. Lawrence Market Neighbourhood is in the historical area known as Old York. This area offers everything from fine dining, entertainment and of course the famous St. Lawrence market. The St Lawrence Market, located East of Yonge st, south of King, offers fresh food and crafts for sale. The Flatiron building or also known as the Gooderharm [...]
Yorkville
September 24, 2009 by Joy Paterson · Leave a Comment
If you are looking for high-end shopping at stores such as Holt Renfrew, Gucci, Tiffany & Co. (just to name a few), and upscale restaurants then Yorkville is a perfect yet pricey place to live. Yorkville, located at Yonge and Bloor, is known to have some of Toronto’s most expensive condos. Some condos in this area include The [...]
Yonge and Eglinton
September 24, 2009 by Joy Paterson · Leave a Comment
Also known as Young and Eligible, this thriving area is located in midtown Toronto. With the Eglinton subway station at your doorstep and an array of restaurants, retail stores and entertainment, this area is perfect for singles, young couples and young professionals. The neighbourhood is made up of a mix of townhouses, condos and detached [...]
North York
September 24, 2009 by Joy Paterson · Leave a Comment
If you are looking for a downtown feel but with more parks and green space then North York may be just what you are looking for! North York is no longer a suburban only type of area. The area features the Toronto Centre for the Arts, Mel Lastman square, North York Central Library and Bayview [...]
