The Davenport escarpment holds deep historical importance in Toronto’s evolution, from its origins as Lake Iroquois’s shoreline and an Indigenous trail to its more recent history as an escape from the city’s increasing smog. During the latter, the South Hill neighbourhood emerged, featuring a significant home designed by one of the city’s most renowned architects.

 

Traversing the hilly, winding track of Poplar Plains Road, you’ll pass the historic Macpherson Avenue Substation, and a collection of quaint cottages. Below leafy canopies, you might just miss a set of elegant Edwardian-era gates tucked back from the road. Behind these gates is a small grouping of homes that occupy an important place in Toronto’s architectural and social…

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In a detailed examination by the Toronto Star, the Ontario real estate sector is currently experiencing a significant transformation. The article, titled “An exodus of 45,000 Ontario real estate workers has hit the industry since the slowdown — but some say Toronto still has too many agents,” authored by Clarrie Feinstein, a Business Reporter at Toronto Star, sheds light on the tumultuous journey of the real estate market in recent years.

Title: An Exodus of 45,000 Ontario Real Estate Workers Has Hit the Industry Since the Slowdown — But Some Say Toronto Still Has Too Many Agents

Author: Clarrie Feinstein, Business Reporter at Toronto Star

Publication Date: Saturday, February 17, 2024

Source: Toronto Star

Cailey Heaps of Heaps…

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Warming Trends Signal a Hot Spring Market in the Toronto Real Estate Forecast:

The promise of lower interest rates and higher consumer confidence are likely predictors of an early spring market. It may be February, but it’s safe to say that the real estate market shows no signs of behaving like Groundhog Day any time soon.

With a challenging year behind us, rather than living out the same experience day-after-day, all signs now point to change – change of a positive kind. TRREB just released its January statistics and while we are still experiencing some mild aftershocks from recent economic corrections, such as a dip in GTA house prices for the sixth month in a row, there is much to suggest that these repercussions will be short-lived.

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