Archives: Neighbourhoods

One of Toronto’s most affluent districts, Forest Hill is a quiet residential neighbourhood filled mostly with large detached homes. Its kid-friendly parks, prestigious schools, Beltline Trail, and small shopping hub of Forest Hill Village make the area attractive to families.

This area is famous for its designer furniture stores, community college and growing restaurant scene, making it increasingly popular among young professionals.

A condo-dense neighbourhood functioning as one of the city’s creative corridors with production facilities, agencies and tech firms operating out of lofts and studio spaces in converted industrial warehouses and factories.

An eclectic and ever-changing residential neighbourhood with colorful street art and a mix of Victorian homes and apartment buildings. The area features an international mix of restaurants, independent galleries, trendy bars and vintage shops that draw in locals and visitors alike.

One of the Toronto’s most affluent neighbourhoods surrounded by beautiful ravines and parkland. The area is filled with tree-lined winding roads and beautiful mansions and is a short distance from Toronto’s major businesses, entertainment and high-end shopping districts.

A bustling neighbourhood home to some of the city’s most interesting furniture shops, espresso bars, restaurants and live music venues.

A historic city neighbourhood filled with Victorian architecture, an urban farm and a vast array of cafes and restaurants to choose from.

Once home to a large whisky distillery, the pedestrian-only district is lined with cobblestone streets, offering a charming array of boutiques, galleries, restaurants and bars.

Perched on the edge of Lake Ontario, this neighbourhood has a city-meets-lakeside vibe with its picturesque residences, arts programming, promenades and bike paths.

Popular with young professionals who desire an urban lifestyle close to their downtown offices. The area offers some of the greatest low to mid rise condominium buildings situated among various art galleries, home furnishing shops, and grocery and general stores.