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JUST SOLD on Montrose Avenue!🏡✅

We have a list of exclusive homes not currently on the market, reach out for more details 📲

Toronto has too many condos right now.

The part nobody is talking about? We may not be building enough for what comes next.

Rental completions are surging, condo construction is falling and new GTHA launches have virtually stopped. Today’s problem is absorption. A few years from now, it may be supply.

I’m not declaring the bottom—and not every condo is a deal. But buyers have negotiating leverage now. By the time the shortage is obvious, they probably won’t.

LEASED!! 🏡

We have a list of exclusive homes not currently on the market, reach out for more details 📲

Downsize the maintenance, not the lifestyle. This exceptionally spacious 2+1-bedroom, 2-bath suite at The Courtyards of Concorde offers the comfort and proportions of a home with the ease of condominium living.

A rare, thoughtfully separated layout unfolds from a proper foyer to an elegant living room with fireplace and built-ins, formal dining room sized for family dinners, and bright eat-in kitchen wrapped in windows.

Expansive glazing across much of the suite frames leafy ravine and treetop views, creating a calm, private outlook that feels wonderfully removed from the city. The showpiece is the enormous, mostly covered terrace-a genuine outdoor living room with space to dine, garden, entertain or simply enjoy morning coffee above the greenery.

Stop and smell the roses on Mont-rose! Befitting open for one of the more stunning cornor lot gardens on the street.

Some homes ask you to fit your life into their floor plan. 146 Montrose gives you choices. Built in 1982-decades newer than many surrounding century homes-this substantial brick duplex combines solid construction, generous rooms and the flexibility to evolve as life changes.

Hi folks! 👋

Take a look at the Market Stats for Toronto & the GTA in August 2026🏡📊

29% over asking sounds like Davenport Village was on fire in August. It wasn’t.

Only four properties sold—and the freeholds and condo townhouses told two very different stories. Here’s what the headline percentage leaves out.

Only two properties sold in Junction Triangle this August—down from five in July—but both sold above asking.

A condo townhouse sold in two days, while an owner-occupied multiplex sold after nine. Quiet month, tight supply, and buyers were still moving.

Five homes sold in Dovercourt Village—but only two reached asking price, including one that sold 9% over. 🏡

The difference wasn’t simply condition. It came down to buyer appeal: straightforward family homes attracted a broader audience, while the three more specialized properties needed very specific buyers.

Here’s what separated them.