Janice Williams, Broker Sotheby's International Realty Canada

07/31/2026

Coming Soon: “Tudor Terrace” — A Storybook Estate of Timeless Elegance

Step through the stone-walled entrance and into a home that feels like it was lifted from a fairytale.
Completely transformed in 2020, this exceptional 5+1 bedroom, 4-bath residence rests on a private ½ acre+ lot and seamlessly blends whimsical charm with modern luxury. Architectural details abound, from the cedar roof and copper accents to the hand-cut stone entry and captivating domed foyer. The thoughtfully designed interior features a chef’s kitchen, dedicated home office, hidden doorways, and a private wellness retreat complete with an indoor pool, whirlpool bath, shower, toilet and sauna.
Multiple walkouts lead to a stunning marble patio and gazebo, creating the perfect setting for elegant entertaining or peaceful moments surrounded by nature. Rich in character, craftsmanship, and one-of-a-kind details, “Tudor Terrace” is a rare offering that truly must be experienced.

07/16/2026

LEASED: 8302 Islington Ave, #209 | Woodbridge, ON | 713 sq. ft | Terrace with gas-line | Rare corner one bedroom with reverse-ravine view | Contact Janice today. 416-960-9995

07/12/2026

Thankful for good friends when it hits ❤️

06/10/2026

Bank of Canada rate announcement happening today…stay tuned for it.

04/22/2026

*REMINDER: Declare your 2025 occupancy status of your home.

If you are a homeowner in Toronto and pay residential property tax, you are required to declare your occupancy status every year.

The deadline is April 30, 2026. Click here:

Toronto’s Vacant Home Tax (VHT) requires homeowners to declare their property as vacant or occupied each year. This initiative encourages property owners to rent or sell unused homes to increase housing supply, with taxes on vacant properties supporting affordable housing programs.

04/22/2026

Two people sharing a home are not automatically sharing an insurance policy.

In fact, most insurance companies require each tenant to carry their own coverage, so your roommate's belongings and their liability are entirely separate from yours.

Your Policy Covers:

-Your personal belongings
-Your personal liability
-Your additional living expenses
-Roommates only if listed as named insured

Your Policy Does Not Cover:

Your roommate's belongings
-The damage your roommate causes
-Your roommate's liability claims
-Anyone not named on the policy

If your roommate is not listed on your policy as a named insured, their belongings and personal liability are not covered under your policy.

The same rules apply to a child renting away at school.

The parents' home policy may offer some coverage for their belongings and liability, but it is rarely enough to cover everything they've brought with them.

Call your insurance broker to determine whether the parents' policy provides sufficient coverage or whether a tenant policy is required.

Call now to connect with business.

04/08/2026

WOWZA! The New York Supreme Court has ruled that billionaire art dealer David Nahmad must return a Nazi-looted painting by Amedeo Modigliani to the heir of late Jewish dealer Oscar Stettiner, following more than a decade of court battles.

04/06/2026