Archives: Neighbourhoods

An eclectic mix of luxury condominium apartment buildings, commercial office towers and posh hotels with side streets lined with Victorian homes and ornate gardens. A fashionable destination for affluent shoppers at its high-end boutiques, chic cafes, bars and restaurants.

A lively area that draws its energy from University of Toronto, as well as from the bars, restaurants, and cafes along Bloor Street. It is home to many Victorian and Edwardian houses preserved since the late 19th century.

Toronto’s west-side neighbourhood has a small-town European charm filled with boutique shops, restaurants and outdoor food markets that line the streets.

An area dominated by housing projects and ongoing gentrification, just steps away from the Distillery District, the Financial District and St. Lawrence Market.

A family-friendly, hip neighbourhood filled with cozy houses, quaint stores and tree-lined streets. A place locals and foodies flock for weekend brunch, numerous restaurants and bar options.

A lively neighbourhood with everything from buzzy clubs, restaurants and shops along with some of the country’s best attractions, including the Rogers Centre, Scotiabank Arena, the CN Tower, Ripley’s Aquarium, and musical theatres and concert halls.

One of Toronto’s newer neighbourhoods downtown where professional singles and couples can enjoy commute-free live, work and play lifestyle.

A highly sought-after place to live with its stunning Victorian homes, tree-lined streets, plenty of park space, shopping along Yonge Street and ease of access to Toronto’s downtown core. This is one neighbourhood that has it all.

A neighbourhood in the flux of redevelopment, bringing a vibrant community of businesses, condos, apartments, community services and a blend of residents across various cultural spectra.

One of Toronto’s most sought-after, family-friendly neighbourhoods that lies tucked between two ravines and features beautiful homes, tree-lined streets and two highly rated public elementary schools.