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Leased - 1603 Eglinton Ave🏢🏙️🌇🚉🚊Congratulations to our clients on their new home.
08/17/2026

Leased - 1603 Eglinton Ave
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Congratulations to our clients on their new home.

SOLD   - 330 Phillip Street🏢🌆🌃🚏🚌🚙🚕Congratulations to our clients on the sale of their condo!📣🥳
08/10/2026

SOLD
- 330 Phillip Street
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Congratulations to our clients on the sale of their condo!
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July brought a relatively steady real estate market to the Greater Toronto Area. Home sales dipped by less than 1% compa...
08/07/2026

July brought a relatively steady real estate market to the Greater Toronto Area. Home sales dipped by less than 1% compared to last year, coming in at 5,995 closed deals. The biggest change was a notable drop in new listings—down nearly 18%—meaning buyers faced a leaner selection of inventory.

The average home price settled at $1,003,956 (a 4.5% annual drop), but month-over-month index gains hint that property values might be steadying. As for condos, buyers and sellers saw a virtually identical market to last year: sales volume held firm at 1,564 units with only a minor price dip of 2.3%.

Price Amendment $599,900🏢🏙️🌇🚏🛝🏃🏻🏃🏼‍♀️🚲👨🏻‍💻👩🏼‍💻This modern 2+1 Bedroom has been converted into a functional 3 Bedroom Uni...
07/31/2026

Price Amendment $599,900
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This modern 2+1 Bedroom has been converted into a functional 3 Bedroom Unit with 2 Bathrooms while offering comfort, style, and unparalleled convenience. The building sits directly across the street from the University of Waterloo’s East campus, creating a “zero-commute” lifestyle that is virtually irreplaceable. For Students this offers a three-minute walk to lectures, labs, and the University’s Davis Centre Library. Wilfrid Laurier University is also just a 10-15 minute walk or a quick LRT ride away, effectively doubling the potential tenant pool. 330 Phillip Street, known as ICON, represents a paradigm shift in the Waterloo residential landscape, transitioning the city’s University District from traditional, low-density student housing into a sophisticated, high-density urban core. ICON is the quintessential “blue-chip” asset-a property that combines a bulletproof location with a modern, amenity-rich infrastructure that effectively “de-risks” the investment for both local and out-of-province owners. What truly separates 330 Phillip St from its contemporaries is its resort-style amenity package, which functions as a massive marketing engine for owners. The centerpiece is the full-sized indoor basketball court-a rare luxury in Ontario condos-which serves as a social hub for the building. Complementing this is a state-of-the-art fitness center and a dedicated yoga studio, catering to the growing wellness trend among the resident demographic. However, the building’s true genius lies in its academic integration, featuring multiple private study lounges and high-tech boardrooms . These spaces are equipped with the infrastructure necessary for private reading or study extending the University Campus into the home. On the social side, the two rooftop patios offer panoramic views of the Waterloo skyline and the sprawling University grounds, featuring outdoor fireplaces and BBQ stations that make the building the most sought-after social address in the district.

Leased - 17 Bathurst Street🏢🏙️🌇🚏🚉🚇Congratulations to our client on his new home and welcome to Toronto!
07/30/2026

Leased - 17 Bathurst Street
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Congratulations to our client on his new home and welcome to Toronto!

Thank you to all our clients, friends and family.❤️
07/22/2026

Thank you to all our clients, friends and family.
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Toronto is looking much better today after the smoke from the fires up North.🌇❤️
07/17/2026

Toronto is looking much better today after the smoke from the fires up North.
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07/14/2026

Take a deeper dive into 1180 Cawthra Road #106
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Living at 1180 Cawthra Rd-The Reserve townhomes-offers a low-maintenance lifestyle tailored for those who demand architectural refinement and urban convenience. Situated on the border of East Mineola and Lakeview, two of South Mississauga’s most prestigious, rapidly evolving neighborhoods, this address stands out for modern professionals, downsizers, growing families. Architecturally, these modern three-storey residences maximize light and usable space with deep floor-to-ceiling windows, nine-foot ceilings, and premium, minimalist finishes. A defining feature is the private rooftop terrace! Equipped with dedicated gas lines, this massive open-air sanctuary serves as an ideal setting for evening relaxation, weekend barbecues, & seamless outdoor entertainment. Inside, the layouts offer distinct zones for privacy and productivity. The entire second floor is a dedicated primary retreat, featuring a spa-inspired ensuite, generous closets, a practical laundry room. The third floor accommodates additional bright bedrooms alongside an open den, providing a quiet, sunlit workspace separated from the main living areas. Beyond its walls, the location provides an extraordinary lifestyle with seamless transit and vibrant amenities. Commuters are a 5 minute drive from Port Credit and Long Branch GO Stations, making trips into downtown Toronto quick & predictable, while immediate QEW access ensures smooth regional travel. For leisure, residents are minutes from Port Credit’s historic village, its marina, boutique shopping, a diverse patio scene, and scenic waterfront trails along Lake Ontario. Families benefit from elite school zones, including the acclaimed Cawthra Park Secondary School. Furthermore, the property is positioned to benefit from the nearby Lakeview Village waterfront development, ensuring surrounding parks, infrastructure, & community desirability continue to expand. Come call this your next home for a luxury lifestyle in one of Mississauga’s most exciting pockets.

June home sales surged 9.4% year-over-year, while new listings dropped by 12.9%. This combination of shrinking inventory...
07/11/2026

June home sales surged 9.4% year-over-year, while new listings dropped by 12.9%. This combination of shrinking inventory and heightened buyer demand is steering the market toward a healthier balance, intensifying competition for competitively priced homes.

Mid-year data shows that 2026 sales have outpaced the first half of 2025, even as available inventory remains sharply constrained. This supply squeeze is absorbing excess volume and setting the stage for potentially firmer prices heading into the back half of the year.

The average selling price for a GTA home landed at $1,058,658 in June. Although this represents a 3.9% annual dip, the downward trajectory of prices is visibly flattening. In fact, month-over-month averages posted modest gains, signaling a stabilizing market.

TRREB Chief Information Officer Jason Mercer anticipates that buyer activity will gain further momentum through the rest of 2026 as consumer confidence rebounds and pent-up demand unlocks. Should this pattern hold, Mercer suggests home prices could bottom out and reverse upward before the end of the year.

Meanwhile, affordability persists as a primary challenge across the region. Industry advocates continue to press for reductions in development charges, which currently make up nearly 20% of a new home’s total cost. Easing these regulatory fees could offer critical long-term relief for buyers.

Coming Soon in Mississauga3+1 Bedroom3 Bathroom2 Parking SpotsPrivate Rooftop Terrace1,966 Square Feet
07/05/2026

Coming Soon in Mississauga

3+1 Bedroom
3 Bathroom
2 Parking Spots
Private Rooftop Terrace
1,966 Square Feet

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18 Wynford Drive Suite 214
Toronto, ON
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