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Neighbourhoods: Toronto Real Estate Blog
Every neighbourhoods post on the blog, newest first.
Posts that look closely at Toronto neighbourhoods: the housing stock, the prices by home type and the stations nearby.
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Willowdale Real Estate: Buying a Detached House to Rebuild or Extend
Some move up buyers look at a detached Willowdale lot for the house they plan to build on it. Here is what the City checks before the old house can come down and the new one can go up. -
High Park Toronto Real Estate vs The Annex: Family Houses on Line 2 Compared
Two west end house neighbourhoods on the Bloor-Danforth line. What separates them for a family moving up is the subway trip, heritage rules and what the City lets you add to the lot. -
Don Mills Real Estate vs Leaside: Two Line 5 Neighbourhoods Compared
Two neighbouring areas on Eglinton Avenue East, one mostly houses and one mostly apartment buildings, now linked by the same light rail line. -
Upsizing in Islington Village: What to Know Before You Move
Islington Village sits in the heart of Etobicoke, built out along Dundas Street West between Montgomery Road and Kipling Avenue. It is known locally as Toronto's Village of Murals, with boutique shops, a walkable BIA strip and easy access to both TTC and GO Transit. -
Riverdale Toronto Real Estate vs The Beaches: East End Houses Compared
Two house neighbourhoods in Toronto's east end, one on the subway and one on the lake. What separates them for a family moving up is transit, heritage rules and the land around the house. -
Rosedale Toronto Homes for Sale: An Upsizer's Guide
Rosedale sits just north of downtown Toronto, bounded loosely by the Canadian Pacific rail corridor and the ravine system that gives the area its green, almost village-like feel. -
Is Willowdale a Good Neighbourhood? A Toronto Buyer's Guide
Willowdale is a neighbourhood in North York, on the north side of the old City of Toronto. Its generally accepted boundaries run from Finch Avenue in the north down to Highway 401 in the south, with Bathurst Street as the western edge and Bayview Avenue as the eastern edge. -
Leaside or Lawrence Park: Two House Neighbourhoods Side by Side
Both are mostly detached houses in midtown Toronto. They differ on price by home type, apartment stock, which rapid transit line serves them and the kind of green space nearby.
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