• #TORONTOTUESDAY // SWIMTO! Now that Toronto has entered Stage 2 of reopening, Mayor John Tory has announced that people can expect to visit some of the City’s outdoor pools, wading pools and splashpads within the week. . Alternatively, many of the below beaches are open with Lifeguards will supervise each of these locations daily from 11:30am-6:30pm. . 1. Bluffer’s Park Beach 2. Cherry/Clarke Beach 3. Kew-Balmy Beach 4. Marie Curtis Park East Beach 5. Sunnyside Beach 6. Woodbine Beach . . . Photo: Joe Pizzio
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    #TORONTOTUESDAY // SWIMTO! Now that Toronto has entered Stage 2 of reopening, Mayor John Tory has announced that people can expect to visit some of the City’s outdoor pools, wading pools and splashpads within the week. . Alternatively, many of the below beaches are open with Lifeguards will supervise each of these locations daily from 11:30am-6:30pm. . 1. Bluffer’s Park Beach 2. Cherry/Clarke Beach 3. Kew-Balmy Beach 4. Marie Curtis Park East Beach 5. Sunnyside Beach 6. Woodbine Beach . . . Photo: Joe Pizzio
  • #MODERNMONDAY // Openness & integration without borders! This brutalist inspired space by Clarice Semerene, has partitions and doors comprised of iron and glass throughout the apartment. This design helps isolate acoustics without compromising views or losing natural light. . . . Design: @claricesemerene Photo: @joanafranca
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    #MODERNMONDAY // Openness & integration without borders! This brutalist inspired space by Clarice Semerene, has partitions and doors comprised of iron and glass throughout the apartment. This design helps isolate acoustics without compromising views or losing natural light. . . . Design: @claricesemerene Photo: @joanafranca
  • // LEASED // This fantastic three storey townhome located at Yonge and Eglinton didn’t take long to lease! Three good friends will be moving in am enjoying a killer roof top patio this summer! Congrats to my Landlord and Tenants for what I can only hope to be a match made in heaven! 🥂
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    // LEASED // This fantastic three storey townhome located at Yonge and Eglinton didn’t take long to lease! Three good friends will be moving in am enjoying a killer roof top patio this summer! Congrats to my Landlord and Tenants for what I can only hope to be a match made in heaven! 🥂
  • #TORONTOTUESDAY // Food Truck Takeout Market! Every Saturday 12pm-8pm, you can now grab delicious eats on Morse Street. This takeout market, spearheaded by @fooddudes, already boasts participation from Buster’s Sea Cove 🌊 , Brewing Bean ☕️, Panchos Bakery 🥖 and Food Dudes 🥘 themselves! . Is summer really summer with food trucks? . . . Location: Morse Street Photo: @blogto
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    #TORONTOTUESDAY // Food Truck Takeout Market! Every Saturday 12pm-8pm, you can now grab delicious eats on Morse Street. This takeout market, spearheaded by @fooddudes, already boasts participation from Buster’s Sea Cove 🌊 , Brewing Bean ☕️, Panchos Bakery 🥖 and Food Dudes 🥘 themselves! . Is summer really summer with food trucks? . . . Location: Morse Street Photo: @blogto
  • #MODERNMONDAY // Sometimes you only need 1 piece to make a room. What are your statement making pieces? . . .
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    #MODERNMONDAY // Sometimes you only need 1 piece to make a room. What are your statement making pieces? . . .
  • MARKET UPDATE // May 2020 // Recovery! Recovery! Recovery! This May demonstrated yet again just how resilient the Toronto market is. With the resale market incrementally improving since early April. . This May, 4,606 residential properties were reported sold, this represents a 55 percent improvement compared to April’s results. Although the improvement was dramatic, May’s results were 50 percent less than last year. Toronto and area realtors reported 9,950 residential resales. . The average sale price came in at $863,599, an increase of 3 percent of the average sale price of $937,000 achieved in May of 2019. In the City of Toronto detached properties averaged $1,422,273, semi-detached came in at $1,143,322 (8.8 percent higher than last year’s prices) and condominium apartments came in at $674,028, 5 percent higher than last year. . Last year there were 20,017 properties available for buyers to inspect and purchase. This May the available supply has dwindled to only 11,448 properties, a 42 percent decline. In a healthy, balanced market there should be no fewer than 25,000 properties in inventory. The lack of supply is, of course, responsible for the strong resale prices. New listings coming to market were down by over 53 percent in May. . As the emergency measures are relaxed, and more businesses are allowed to open up, resulting in people returning to work, the number of sales and average sale prices are likely to increase, particularly if more inventory makes its way to the market. . Chestnut Park’s President and CEO Chris Kapches discusses last month’s real estate market and shares his predictions. . . . // swipe to watch full video //
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    MARKET UPDATE // May 2020 // Recovery! Recovery! Recovery! This May demonstrated yet again just how resilient the Toronto market is. With the resale market incrementally improving since early April. . This May, 4,606 residential properties were reported sold, this represents a 55 percent improvement compared to April’s results. Although the improvement was dramatic, May’s results were 50 percent less than last year. Toronto and area realtors reported 9,950 residential resales. . The average sale price came in at $863,599, an increase of 3 percent of the average sale price of $937,000 achieved in May of 2019. In the City of Toronto detached properties averaged $1,422,273, semi-detached came in at $1,143,322 (8.8 percent higher than last year’s prices) and condominium apartments came in at $674,028, 5 percent higher than last year. . Last year there were 20,017 properties available for buyers to inspect and purchase. This May the available supply has dwindled to only 11,448 properties, a 42 percent decline. In a healthy, balanced market there should be no fewer than 25,000 properties in inventory. The lack of supply is, of course, responsible for the strong resale prices. New listings coming to market were down by over 53 percent in May. . As the emergency measures are relaxed, and more businesses are allowed to open up, resulting in people returning to work, the number of sales and average sale prices are likely to increase, particularly if more inventory makes its way to the market. . Chestnut Park’s President and CEO Chris Kapches discusses last month’s real estate market and shares his predictions. . . . // swipe to watch full video //
  • // SOLD // 44 Red Deer Avenue // this one is exciting! This is a perfect example of how an income generating LEGAL basement apartment can allow buyers to purchase their NEXT house! This means saving the land transfer tax and fees they would have encountered on the next transaction. I couldn’t be happier for my clients to grow into this home! A huge thank you to @michaela.nessim_art and another agent in the neighbourhood that we’re able to share their neighbourhood experiences with my clients. It takes a village! 🔑🥂
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    // SOLD // 44 Red Deer Avenue // this one is exciting! This is a perfect example of how an income generating LEGAL basement apartment can allow buyers to purchase their NEXT house! This means saving the land transfer tax and fees they would have encountered on the next transaction. I couldn’t be happier for my clients to grow into this home! A huge thank you to @michaela.nessim_art and another agent in the neighbourhood that we’re able to share their neighbourhood experiences with my clients. It takes a village! 🔑🥂
  • #TORONTOTUESDAY // A big change is coming to Toronto’s historic Garden District! . Developers Menkes purchased the site of Filmores in January and are seeking a zoning bylaw amendment to build a 46-storey mixed use building. . If all goes well the building with have 588 residential units and will soar at 154.4 meters high. . Photo credit: @blogto
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    #TORONTOTUESDAY // A big change is coming to Toronto’s historic Garden District! . Developers Menkes purchased the site of Filmores in January and are seeking a zoning bylaw amendment to build a 46-storey mixed use building. . If all goes well the building with have 588 residential units and will soar at 154.4 meters high. . Photo credit: @blogto
  • // SOLD // 101 Erskine Unit 2415// I am going to miss showing this absolutely breathtaking unit. It takes a lot for a condo to WOW me, and this corner suite had me at hello! Congratulations to a fantastic client and friend who is heading back to a yard for her grandchildren and family to mingle! 🌳This was one for the books!
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    // SOLD // 101 Erskine Unit 2415// I am going to miss showing this absolutely breathtaking unit. It takes a lot for a condo to WOW me, and this corner suite had me at hello! Congratulations to a fantastic client and friend who is heading back to a yard for her grandchildren and family to mingle! 🌳This was one for the books!