Neighbourhoods · City of Toronto
Toronto Real Estate
Canada’s largest city — downtown condos, character semis and family homes, all connected by the TTC and GO.
Living in Toronto
A city of neighbourhoods
Toronto is Canada’s largest city and the country’s business centre, with a waterfront, the Toronto Islands and major cultural institutions such as the Royal Ontario Museum and the Art Gallery of Ontario. Every neighbourhood has its own character, from the Annex and Leslieville to Etobicoke and North York.
Buyers range from first-time condo owners downtown to families looking for a semi or detached home near good schools and transit. Remember that Toronto has its own municipal land transfer tax on top of Ontario’s — we build it into your numbers from the start.
At a glance
Region
City of Toronto
Schools
Toronto District School Board and Toronto Catholic District School Board, plus French-language and independent schools.
Getting around
TTC subway, streetcar and bus, GO trains from Union Station, and the Gardiner Expressway, DVP and Highway 401.
Typical homes
High-rise and boutique condos, Victorian and Edwardian semis, row houses and detached family homes.
Local Highlights
Why buyers choose Toronto
Transit city
Subway, streetcars and GO trains reach most neighbourhoods without a car.
Waterfront & islands
The Harbourfront, beaches and the Toronto Islands are a ferry ride away.
Culture
Museums, theatre, sports and festivals year-round.
Know the extra tax
Toronto adds a municipal land transfer tax; we include it in your budget.
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