Prestigious Forest Hill was incorporated as a village in 1923. Its namesake hill still exists, although the forest is no longer there. The beauty of the neighbourhood is thanks in part to its original bylaws, requiring every home to be designed by an architect and have a tree standing outside. Today, it is one of Toronto’s most exclusive neighbourhoods with a rich history, modern amenities, and excellent transport links.

The Prince Edward Viaduct marks the entrance to the East End and its eclectic real estate. The area is a fun place to live for those looking for lively, friendly communities, such as The Beach. Popular events take place in this part of the city each year, celebrating food, music, and more. The multicultural region is also home to Little India and East Chinatown. Get in touch with Meral for expertise on some of Toronto’s most popular and exclusive neighbourhoods.

The Don River runs through the North York area, which has led to the development of unique and charming neighbourhoods. Many exclusive homes can be found here, including in York Mills, Don Mills, and Hoggs Hollow. Also in the area are two of Toronto’s largest shopping malls, and Toronto’s exclusive Bridle Path neighbourhood.

The Downtown Toronto area offers an excellent choice of neighbourhoods for those looking for luxury real estate in the city. This area is where the city began, and today it’s the heart of Toronto. It’s the place to be for anyone who wants to be in the middle of it all and who is looking for luxury real estate. Downtown is home to Toronto’s sports teams, and it’s teeming with culture, including respected museums and galleries, world-class dining, and iconic Toronto sights. Some of the most popular Downtown neighbourhoods include Trinity Bell Woods, Harbourfront, and Cabbagetown. The Gay Village, Chinatown, and the Kensington old world market can all be found here.

The Bridle Path, which has also been called “Millionaire’s Row” features exclusive mansion homes set close to the Don River Valley and verdant parks. Once humble farmland, the area was developed in the 1930s and initially featured a network of bridle paths, the legacy of which can now be seen in the neighbourhood’s wide streets. The Bridle Path offers outdoor amenities including beautiful botanical gardens and sports grounds, as well as access to quality shopping centres, designer stores, and a selection of restaurants.

The midtown neighbourhood of Rosedale is a historical location that grew out of an 1820s homestead. It’s regarded by many as being one of the most fashionable places to live in Toronto, and it’s home to some of the city’s most prominent citizens. Although it’s part of the city, the natural surroundings can make you feel like you’re far from the hustle and bustle. Despite its seeming seclusion, it’s minutes away from all the action. The neighbourhood’s 19th and early-20th century mansions, many of which are listed on the Toronto Historical Board’s Inventory of Heritage Properties mix with more modern apartment buildings.

Yorkville is a glamorous neighbourhood with not just some choice luxury real estate but also prestigious designer stores, a wonderful park, and indulgent locations for eating and drinking. Properties in this area include luxury condominiums and Victorian houses that put you right at the heart of a dynamic and eclectic neighbourhood. Residents can also enjoy libraries, museums, theatres, and is within walking distance of the Bloor/Yonge subway station.