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138 Princess St – 415

$3,100 | 1+ DEN Beds | 2 Baths

St Lawrence

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45 Charles St | 1510

$2,395 | 1+ DEN Beds | 2 Baths

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249 St. Clarens Ave | Main Unit

$2,795 | 2 + DEN Beds | 1 Baths

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438 King St W | Unit 1304

$838,000 | 2 Beds | 2 Baths

King & Spadina

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1171 Queen St W | 216

$598,800 | 1 Beds | 1 Baths

Queen West

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18 Stafford St | Unit 706

518,000 | 1 Beds | 1 Baths

Queen West

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175 Springdale Blvd

1,239,900 | 3 Beds | 2 Baths

Danforth and Coxwell

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8 Gladstone Ave | 415

$599,900 | 1 Beds | 1 Baths

Queen West

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220 George St | 903

$1,050,000 | 2 Beds | 3 Baths

Moss Park

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245 The Donway W | Unit 501

$3,500 | 2 Beds | 2 Baths

Don Mill & Lawrence

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33 Charles St E | Unit 3506

$3,995 | 2 + Den Beds | 2 Baths

Yonge & Bloor

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21 Grand Magazine St | Unit 511

599,900 | 1+ DEN Beds | 1 Baths

Bathurst & Lake Shore

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February didn’t give Toronto buyers more choice. I February didn’t give Toronto buyers more choice. It quietly took some away.

Sales were down about 6 percent year over year.
But new listings dropped closer to 18 percent.

That gap matters.

Yes, buyers are still cautious. But there are also fewer homes hitting the market. And when supply tightens, waiting does not always mean more options. Sometimes it means less.

For families thinking about more space this year, this is where strategy comes in. You are not just watching the market. You are navigating it.

This is not just a slower market. It is a thinner one.
And thinner markets reward people who understand what is actually happening beneath the surface.

Follow along. We break this down every week before your family makes a move.

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Thinking about selling your home in Toronto? This Thinking about selling your home in Toronto? This is the part most people underestimate ↓

The first few days your home is on the market matter more than anything else.

That’s when:
• buyers are actively watching
• agents are booking showings
• your listing is getting pushed out the most

And that window is short.

If the pricing or positioning isn’t right from the start, you don’t get that momentum back the same way.

That’s why we don’t take a “list it and see what happens” approach.

We look at:
– what buyers are actually doing right now
– how similar homes are performing
– how to position your home so it stands out immediately

And we adjust in real time based on what the market is telling us.

Every home is different. Every strategy should be too.

If you’re even thinking about selling this year, we’re always happy to talk through what it could look like for you.

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Three Toronto homes that stood out to us this week Three Toronto homes that stood out to us this week.

Every week we come across a few listings that spark a conversation — sometimes because of the location, sometimes the design, and sometimes the trade-offs.

This week’s picks are all in the west end, but for very different reasons:

1 — A renovated detached home near St Clair West on a rare 25 ft lot.
2 — A beautifully updated home in Old Mill overlooking the Humber River valley.
3 — A modern custom home near High Park with a completely different architectural feel.

Each one offers something different — and each comes with a trade-off.

Which one would you actually tour?

1, 2 or 3?
It’s easy to assume buyers have all the leverage r It’s easy to assume buyers have all the leverage right now.

But Toronto has never been just one market.

Some neighbourhoods are slower and giving buyers room to negotiate.

Other streets are still seeing multiple offers on the right homes.

That is the reality of the Toronto housing market today. It is hyper local.

What happens on one block might look completely different a few streets over.

If you are buying in Toronto this year, the biggest mistake is assuming the entire market behaves the same way. Strategy changes depending on the neighbourhood, the home, and the competition around it.

Follow along for weekly Toronto Mythbusters and clearer insight into what the numbers actually mean.

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Most people start imagining their next move in Tor Most people start imagining their next move in Toronto long before they actually make it.

It shows up in small ways. Saving listings. Talking about neighbourhoods with friends. Driving through an area and thinking maybe one day.

You do not need to be ready. And you definitely do not need to have it all figured out.

Sometimes the first step is just getting clearer on what you want life in Toronto to look like. A different neighbourhood. More space. A shorter commute. Or simply a home that fits the stage of life you are in.

Those conversations often start years before the move happens. And that is completely normal.

Toronto real estate advisor
Sharing listings, neighbourhood context, and the real decisions people make about living here.

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If you live in a condo in Toronto right now, you a If you live in a condo in Toronto right now, you are probably feeling the shift.

Inventory has climbed. Buyers suddenly have options. And when buyers have options, they slow down and compare everything.

That does not mean condos are not selling. It means the margin for error is smaller.

Layout matters. Maintenance fees matter. Light, parking, storage, and pricing matter more than they did a couple of years ago.

The condos that are positioned well still move. The ones that miss the mark tend to sit while buyers keep scrolling.

And for a lot of families we talk to, this is the moment they start asking a bigger question. If the den has become the office, the playroom, and the storage closet, does it make sense to start planning the move up?

In this market, the strategy behind that sale matters more than ever.

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