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09/11/2026

Available to lease for Nov 1st on Lake Shore Boulevard West in Mimico, Toronto -and it’s fully furnished. 🔑

Unit 2209 at 2212 Lake Shore Blvd W is a 1 bed + den, 655 sq ft condo in the Westlake community with East-facing unobstructed views of the city and Lake Ontario, floor-to-ceiling windows, new flooring, a modern kitchen with an island, and more built-in storage than you’d ever expect.

The den has been fully converted into a custom closet system, on top of the walk-in in the primary bedroom. It comes with 1 parking spot, 1 locker, and everything inside is included.

Club W amenities are the kind you actually use: 24-hour concierge, indoor Olympic-sized pool, hot tub, fully equipped gym, steam room, sauna, squash court, theatre room, billiards room, party rooms, and BBQ stations.

Steps to Humber Bay Park, the lakefront trails, and transit. Metro, Starbucks, LCBO, Shoppers, TD, and Scotiabank are all at your door. Downtown Toronto is minutes away via the Gardiner.

Turnkey, furnished, and ready when you are. 🏡

Click the link in bio for more information!

— Roxanne Swatogor, Toronto REALTOR®

📍 Serving Toronto and the GTA

09/10/2026

Summer 2026 GTA Real Estate Recap ☀️

A quick look at what happened in the GTA housing market over June, July & August.

Home sales:
June +9.4%
July -0.9%
August -2.1%

New listings:
June -12.9%
July -17.8%
August -14.1%

So while the number of homes sold remained relatively steady, significantly fewer new listings came onto the market each month.

Average selling price:
June $1,058,658
July $1,003,956
August $993,410

Average selling prices remained below the same month last year, with the year-over-year decline narrowing from -4.5% in July to -2.7% in August.

The summer takeaway: fewer homes came to market, sales remained relatively steady, and the pace of year-over-year price declines moderated by August.

Now, let’s see what September brings. 🍂

07/13/2026

The GTA condo market showed clearer signs of cyclical recovery in May as new condo listings fell for a ninth consecutive month, including a 24% annual drop, helping bring inventory down from its peak.

Entry-level affordability continued to support buyer activity, while Urbanation noted that falling completions from the 2024–2025 record high are expected to further improve condo supply metrics through the remainder of 2026 and help support price stability.

Want to understand where condo opportunities may be emerging? Let’s review your options.

07/10/2026

GTA demand continued to improve in May, with sales rising 6% year-over-year to 6,583 transactions as lower prices and five-year fixed mortgage rates stabilizing just above 4% helped draw more buyers back into the market.

Urbanation also noted that May’s stronger labour market, including an increase of 154,000 in full-time employment, provides an important foundation for buyer confidence, though sales activity remains below typical spring levels.

Thinking about buying or selling in this shifting market? Let’s talk through what the data means for your next move.

07/09/2026

GTA supply conditions tightened in May as new listings fell 19% year-over-year to 17,698 homes, while sales continued to rise, pushing the sales-to-new listings ratio up to 37% from 28% a year ago.

This shift is gradually reducing inventory and rebalancing the market, although Urbanation notes that activity remains quieter than a typical spring market and supply is still elevated relative to long-term norms.

Wondering what changing supply conditions mean for your next move? Let’s talk strategy.

07/07/2026

GTA home prices continued to adjust in May, declining 4.6% year-over-year to $1,069,700, but the pace of decline narrowed as sales rose for a third straight month and new listings fell sharply for a fifth consecutive month.

With five-year fixed mortgage rates stabilizing just above 4% and prices down from peak levels, affordability has improved relative to 2022.

However, Urbanation notes that several more months of demand outpacing supply will be needed before meaningful upward price pressure emerges.

Curious whether today’s price levels create an opportunity in your market? Let’s review the numbers.

07/05/2026

Grammy AKA Gigi. The matriarch of our family. An icon in every sense of the word 🤩

She was always ahead of the trends; blue hair, grills, toe rings, permanent makeup tattoos- you name it. At 95, she was still living independently, still working on her house daily (“Pride of ownership!”, she’d stress to us), and proving that grit, determination, and a strong work ethic never go out of style.

She taught us to work hard, appreciate what we have, that family is first, to look out for our community, and always find ways to help others. Last year for her birthday, all she wanted was to buy coffee for the people behind her in the drive-thru. She was always thinking of someone else.

There was always candy in the cupboard for the kids and grandkids, Christmas wasn’t Christmas without her shortbread and famous mocha cakes, and nothing made her happier than seeing how close our family was.

She was hilarious. The queen of spicy novels and unforgettable “Grammy-isms.” If we were all dressed up she’d laugh and say, “Pride’s painful!” After a night out she’d ask, “Did you see anyone you liked better than yourself?” And if you were nursing a hangover she’d remind you it was entirely self-inflicted. Her laugh could fill a room, and her sass was unmatched. Her cheeky comments at 95 reminded me that growing old is a choice, she was so young at heart.

Her makeup was always done, the girl never slipped 💅. If there was a will, there was always a way with Gram. She seemed indomitable, and a part of me truly thought she’d live forever.

She left us on Canada Day, a country she loved deeply and was so proud to call home. And now she’s reunited with the love of her life, Grampy, just before what would have been their 75th wedding anniversary. I just know it was the sweetest reunion ever 🫶

Thank you, Gram, for showing us what strength looks like. For teaching us that family comes first, hard work matters, kindness costs nothing, and joy is found in the little things. We’ll keep laughing at your sayings, baking your recipes, and carrying your lessons with us every day.

We love you forever. ❤️

06/24/2026

Here are some recent landlord repped leases across the city, getting great tenants placed in great units:

→ 270 Melvin Ave #25 - Leased in McQuesten neighbourhood of Hamilton, we landed the right tenants to take care of this 3 bedroom townhouse

→ 166 Oakmount Rd (2nd Floor + Main) - Double feature on this one. Two units, two qualified tenants, both placed in the heart of High Park / Bloor West Village.

→ 233 Beecroft Rd #1903 - A North York condo lease near Yonge & Sheppard, with quick access to the subway and everything Willowdale has to offer.

Repping landlords is all about finding the kind of tenant who’s going to treat the place like their own, my due diligence process is very intense - safe-gaurding my Landlord clients investment is very important to me!

Big thanks to my clients for trusting me with their properties 🔑

If you’ve got a property you’re thinking of leasing out, let’s chat.

LandlordRepresentation HighParkToronto

06/22/2026

What I’ve been up to lately! 🏡

Three tenant-repped closings across the city, each one with its own little story:

→ 2 Harold St (Upper) - Got my client into a great fully renovated upper unit in Mimico, perfect location for commuting easily downtown.

→ 256 Annette St (Upper) - A Junction win for clients who wanted neighbourhood vibes, office space and outdoor space, without giving up the city.

→ 50 Charles St #4303 - Short term furnished lease for a co-op student moving in from out of town. These are surprisingly tricky to track down, but we landed a solid one right at Yonge & Bloor.

Repping tenants is honestly one of my favourite parts of this job.

Every search is different, different timelines, budgets, non negotiables and finding the right space never gets old.

If you’re looking to lease in Toronto (or know someone who is), my DMs are open 🔑

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