One of Toronto’s best family neighbourhoods, Yonge & Lawrence is a small community at the centre of Lawrence Park, stretching out about a 1.5-kilometre radius from the intersection of Yonge Street and Lawrence Avenue. As it’s nestled just about halfway between midtown and uptown Toronto, Yonge & Lawrence offers the ideal balance of seclusion and big-city accessibility.  Yonge & Lawrence makes a great fit for all types of residents. However, the neighbourhood is particularly popular with families. In this blog post, we’ll explore why! Why do I love Yonge & Lawrence so much ..read more

T.O. Food and Drink Fest 3 epic days of incredible food, drink, culinary demos, shopping, music + much, much more! WHEN: April 6, 2024 Event Time(s): 12:00 pm – 10:00 pm WHERE:: Metro Toronto Convention Centre- 255 Front St W MORE INFO AND TICKETS: $20  tofoodanddrinkfest.com Cherry Blossom Season at Colborne Lodge Come to Colborne Lodge to celebrate Cherry Blossom season! Learn about the history of the cherry trees in High Park and enjoy reproductions of 19th century Japanese art and poetry depicting this seasonal celebration. Check out haikus created by High Park visitors an ..read more

Featuring some of the highest demand for housing anywhere in North America, Toronto real estate is constantly evolving.  In light of increased strain on local supply, greater demand for diversified housing options, and creative input from investors and other wealth-savvy homeowners, a handful of unique, alternative housing types have entered the arena in recent years. Among these alternatives, laneway homes and garden suites have gained significant traction, offering unique opportunities for homeowners and renters alike.  As newcomers to the real estate landscape, laneway homes and g ..read more

Sitting in the east end along the shore of Lake Ontario, The Beaches is one of Toronto’s most interesting neighbourhoods. On top of boasting a unique heritage, charming homes and a plethora of locally-owned small businesses, this quaint enclave is perhaps best known for its one-of-a-kind community ambience. It’s artsy, a little bit eclectic, remarkably convenient, and above all else – neighbourly. The locals love it here, and you will too.  With all that in mind, it’s not hard to see why there’s so much buzz around The Beaches – and why it’s become one of the city’s most sought-after comm ..read more

In itself, downsizing is a great way to make your life less stressful. As your current family home no longer suits your needs, transitioning to a more practical space can be your ticket to a cleaner, more simplified lifestyle. While the thought of moving from a big home to something much smaller can be daunting, the process doesn’t have to be stressful. With some careful planning and organization, you can downsize your home with minimal hassle and make the transition to a simpler lifestyle without the added anxiety.  Downsizing, or as we like to call it – Rightsizing means creating a livi ..read more

DJ Skate Nights at Evergreen Brick Works DJ Skate Nights are coming to the Brick Works this January and February! Bring your friends and family to this brand-new event where you can skate among the trees while the DJ spins your favourite tunes. There will be food and beverages available to purchase on site, as well as free lawn games, smores and firepits for your pre- and post-skate enjoyment. Our Apres Skate Lounge in the Young Centre will be open for you to warm up in after skating. Bring your own skates or you can rent a pair of ours. Each DJ Skate Night has a theme, from 90s Night featuri ..read more

Right now the Toronto real estate market is in a unique position. While once a famously red-hot seller’s market, adjustments to interest rates and other economic factors have reduced the number of active buyers. However, it’s not an outright buyer’s market in the traditional sense of the term. Yes, today’s buyers have far more inventory to select from compared to years past, but average sale prices aren’t yet plummeting in a major way as strong-willed sellers hold steady.  With all that in mind, buyers who are looking to utilize today’s market conditions to their advantage will need to em ..read more

Nathan Philips Square Ice Skating In the winter the water fountain in front of Toronto City Hall turns into an outdoor Ice Rink. Take in the downtown sites while pleasure skating. WHERE: Nathan Phillips Square, Queen Street West, Toronto WHEN: November 25, 2023 To March 17, 2024 PRICE: Free     Toronto History Museums Free Admissio General admission to all 10 Toronto History Museums is permanently free to provide everyone with an opportunity to fully participate in cultural heritage and spaces. This is one of many initiatives at Toronto History Museums to advance diversity, equity a ..read more

Canada’s two largest cities, Toronto and Vancouver both have a lot to offer. From unbeatable quality of life and great homes to diverse cultural scenes, amazing amenities and everything in between.  These two cities have a lot in common, but they’re both distinct in their own way. So if you’re thinking about making the move from one to the other, it’s important to consider the pros and cons of each city and how they may suit your personal needs and plans for the future.  Overall Feel One of the most notable differences between Toronto and Vancouver is the overall feel. While both cit ..read more

Downtown Toronto is an incredible place to live – regardless of your age or where you’re at in life. However, for downsizers in particular, moving into the city centre can unlock a whole heap of advantages.  If you’re looking to rightsize your Toronto home, you may enjoy the downtown lifestyle. In this blog post, we’ll touch on everything you need to know before making the move.  To us, rightsizing means taking a proactive approach to creating a living space that’s perfect for you, at any stage of life. Click here to download our ultimate rightsizing guide.  Unlock Your Best C ..read more