From the new smart home to autonomous cars and optimized traffic flow, artificial intelligence promises to transform Canada’s largest city.

Words by Nicolle Weeks

Toronto, the perennial darling of global livability rankings, is attracting international residents from all walks of life. But the city’s rapid growth has taken a toll on infrastructure, leaving us straining to keep up with our global counterparts.

Cue AI. As Canada’s undeniable tech hub, Toronto is ready to harness AI to reinvent itself. From managing traffic to streamlining daily routines, AI can help optimize and transform our bustling metropolis into (dare we say) the world’s most desirable and livable city.

HERE’S HOW AI IS POISED TO TRANSFORM TORONTO INTO A SMARTER, GREENER AND…

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This week’s tariff news brought new meaning to March coming in like a lion. Whether or not there is reprieve thanks to temporary suspensions, the economic impact of recent events is undeniable – higher costs, market uncertainty, and the very real possibility of a recession. The question now is whether this is a short-term storm or a longer-term shift. Recent directives from south of the border have sparked apprehension, speculation, and – of course, from our clients especially – questions about how this will affect the real estate market.

But as challenging as this moment feels, it also calls for resilience. Canada is becoming more self-reliant, more patriotic, and more appreciative of its strengths – including our vast resources and stable…

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February… the shortest month that somehow always feels the longest. Whether you find peace on the slopes or by the surf, we hope there’s something bright on the horizon. Meanwhile, our team is gearing up for what promises to be an active spring market, despite uncertainty in the air.

Since our last newsletter, a lot has changed—politically, on both sides of the border, and economically, as markets react to new policies, speculation, and shifting consumer sentiment.

Toronto’s housing market kicked off 2025 with lower-than-expected inventory given how strongly it was performing at the end of the year. That said, listings that did come to market sold well, with multiple offers across all price points—including the luxury segment up to $10 million.…

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Happy New Year! As we step into 2025, we are entering a landscape shaped by significant political and economic shifts. Just last week, Prime Minister Trudeau announced his resignation, and, as I write this, we are one week away from the U.S. Presidential inauguration. These political changes have already had an impact on the market, with the Canadian dollar strengthening somewhat in response to Monday’s news.

The year ahead is also expected to bring renewed energy to the real estate sector. Increased consumer confidence, driven by greater buying power, will likely spur market activity. While the post-holiday period is traditionally slower, we anticipate an uptick in momentum by late January, and for the market to reach peak activity from…

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