Is your property or listing for sale or rent unequivocably 'Canadian', by virtue of its vernacular, heritage, legacy or context?
If your answer is 'Yes!", we invite you to make your submission for consideration and posting on HousePorn for free.
Did you know living lakeside is the perfect antidote to the high octane energy that accompanies urban living? Check out this contemplative refuge on Queens Quay West in Toronto offered for $1,295,000.
If you've ever wanted to live in a slice of an authentic century-old brick and beam factory loft in downtown Toronto, The Button Factory at 200 Clinton Street - offered for $1,699,000 - is worth seeing!
I've long been fascinated by Toronto's loft real estate market! In this piece, I offer a historical synopsis of this unique urban housing form, including a psychographic profile of original loft dwellers in the 1990s.
This unicorn of a live/work property in Toronto is so rare - and exceptional - that if you don't pay heed there's a good chance you'll be waiting a long time before another opportunity like it comes along. Offered for $3,858,888.
Did you know there are many ways personal space and our identity inform one another in both predictable and unique ways? In this post real estate veteran Steven Fudge, explores our housing is a symbol of self, and how Toronto condominium developers have long tailored their properties to specific Buyers.
Given the pioneering masters of Modern Architecture developed 'The International Style' in the 1920's and 1930's - giving birth to the aphorism "Less Is More" - it's amazing it wasn't until the end of the 2000's Toronto began seeing this breath-taking building form being referenced in residential condominiums.
In Toronto, shelter co-ownership solutions are slowly becoming more prevalent. This is occurring for variety of reasons, many of which are related to bloated property market and a lack of affordable housing. HousePorn's Steve Fudge explores the opportunities and constraints of converting to a co-ownership model.
One of the many architectural styles among Toronto's aging housing stock is Edwardian, popular during the short reign of King Edward - from the late 19th century to early 20th century.
After a recent price reduction, this stunning 47,000 square foot home in Oakville, Ontario, is offered for sale for $59,000,000!
If you have ever driven down Toronto's Don Vally Parkway, or explored the surrounding Greater Toronto Area, you'll see apartment buildings dating from the 1950s through 1970s standing tall across the urban landscape. These towers are part of a renewal project led by ERA Architects.
If you demand perfection, this contemporary Toronto residence - offered for $2,320,000 - is as flawless as it gets.
Offered at $1,189,000, this exceptional Commercial/Residential former doctor's office + apartment on The Danforth has been transformed into a turnkey 3bed contemporary residence!
The second most expensive detached home on the market in the City of Toronto right now, 85 The Bridle Path, is offered for sale for $22,990,000!
Offered at $1,699,000 this classic contemporary semi-detached residence in Toronto's Beaconsfield Village sold in just 48 hours!
This is what $1,995,000 gets you in Toronto's coveted Lytton Park Neighbourhood.