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The vibrancy. The social atmosphere. The diversity. When you live in Downtown Toronto, your daily routine becomes easier and livelier.

Need A Morning Coffee?


Take the elevator down and you’ll find the city’s best java just outside your door.

Time For A Grocery Run?


Many condo buildings have grocers on the ground floor, along with additional amenities and shops.

Ready To Relax?


From the parks to the waterfront to the diverse restaurant options, you’ll find exactly what you need, right in your own backyard.

Toronto has emerged as one of the best world-class cities to live in. Our population is increasing dramatically and our arts and culture scene is recognized around the globe.

Neighbourhoods To Know

CityPlace

The largest master-planned community in Toronto, CityPlace is where you want to live if you want to catch every game at The Rogers Centre, be close to the waterfront, and reach The Gardiner Expressway in just 5 minutes.

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Liberty Village

This community combines condos, hard lofts, offices, restaurants, cafes, and shops to form an insulated town of its own. Liberty Village is full of young professionals who want to make the most of the city.

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King West

From nights out with friends to celebrity sightings at TIFF to countless brunch options, living in King West puts you front and centre to the city’s action.

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Mimico

Looking for a laidback waterfront neighbourhood? With its new condo developments, great restaurants, and lakeside parks, Mimico is a popular community for young families and professionals.

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The Waterfront

When you live in The Waterfront, you get relaxing lake views and the best of Downtown all in one community. This neighbourhood sits south of Lake Shore Boulevard between Bathurst and the DVP, and puts you just minutes away from the city’s top attractions.

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Bay Street

Bay Street Corridor

Bay Street is at the centre of this community, making it the optimal location for young professionals and investors who want a quick commute to the Financial District, City Hall, University of Toronto, Ryerson University, and more.

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St. Lawrence Market

St. Lawrence

One of the city’s most charming and historic neighbourhoods, St. Lawrence offers a great selection of modern soft lofts and character-rich hard lofts. And, of course, prime access to the much-loved St. Lawrence Market.

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Church Street Corridor

The Church Street Corridor runs from The Village at Church and Wellesley south to the Garden District at Church and Queen. This neighbourhood is lively and vibrant, with a large LGBTQ population and real estate that varies from Victorian homes to luxury condos.

Yonge & Bloor

Yonge & Bloor

Living in the heart of the city means living at Yonge and Bloor. This community attracts established professionals for its ideal location: Shopping, dining, entertainment, and transit are all at your doorstep.

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Queen Street West

Queen West

Long-known for its trendy shops, bars, and restaurants, Queen West is Toronto’s quintessential ‘cool’ neighbourhood. Whether you live in one of the modern condos or lofts or are just visiting, there’s always something new and exciting to enjoy.

Toronto Downtown Core

The Core

Want to live in a central location that gives you easy access to transit, events, shopping, and theatre? The Core is the perfect Toronto community for those who want to experience the best of our bustling city with the ultimate convenience.

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Yorkville

Yorkville

Luxurious and exclusive, Yorkville is Toronto’s top destination for high-end shopping, award-winning dining, and coveted real estate. Stunning penthouse units, highly-desirable suites, and prestigious addresses line the streets of this neighbourhood.

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Fort York Toronto

Fort York

Built around the Fort York historic site, this neighbourhood has grown into an active community popular with young professionals and couples. You’ll find endless condo options in the new developments here, with more on the way.

Photo by:The City of Toronto / CC BY

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Corktown Toronto

Corktown

Corktown — one of Toronto’s oldest neighbourhoods — has experienced a recent revitalization with the arrival of condo developments, local restaurants, and boutique shops. The real estate here includes Victorian rowhouses, cottages, live-work studios, condos, and lofts.

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Grange Park

Grange Park

Home to the Art Gallery of Ontario and OCAD University, Grange Park is an eclectic neighbourhood popular with students, investors, and professionals. Just steps to Chinatown and Queen West, this neighbourhood is diverse and walkable.

Regent Park

Regent Park

Regent Park is an emerging neighbourhood that has been in the throes of change for many years. Recently, modern mixed-use projects, condo developments, and townhomes have been popping up in this neighbourhood just north of the Distillery District.

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Distillery District

As a National Historic Site, the Distillery District is one of Toronto’s oldest and most distinguished neighbourhoods, but it’s also one of the most trendy. Combining current modern aesthetics with old-world charm, the Distillery District is the perfect example of what makes Toronto a truly unique city.

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The Market: What You Need To Know

In Downtown Toronto, condos and lofts reign supreme. For first-time buyers and investors, these properties hit all the marks while seeing yearly increases in value.

Average Sold Prices (May 2020)

  • Studio Condo: $515,000
  • 1 Bedroom Condo: $641,000
  • 1 Bedroom+Den Condo: $721,000
  • 2 Bedroom Condo: $1.01 Million
  • 2 Bedroom+Den Condo: $1.26 Million
  • 3+ Bedroom Condo: $1.58 Million

Condo Values: 6.8% Year over year change in values

Average Price Per Sqft: $1,035

Based on 5,228 recent sales in Downtown

Average Rent Price Per Sqft: $3.97

Based on 13,914 recent rentals in Downtown

Here For The First Time?

Start on King West for some cocktails before heading to a Raptors game. If you’re feeling more adventurous, head uptown to Yorkville or visit the Ossington strip for a fun night out.

Transportation

Not only is Downtown Toronto extremely walkable, but it also provides residents with a wide range of transportation options. The King Streetcar that runs through the area can take you from one side of the city to the other, and you can easily transfer to the subway line.

For access to GO Transit, head to the nearby Union Station or Exhibition Station. For commuting or trips out of the city, you’re only a short drive away from The Gardiner Expressway or Lakeshore Boulevard.

Looking To Buy, Sell, Or Invest In Another Area?

I provide the same level of expertise and care to my clients, wherever they are in the city. While Downtown Toronto is my location of choice, my services extend East to Mimico, West to Leslieville, and North to St. Clair.

What’s For Sale

Here’s what was just listed in Downtown Toronto.

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