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Luxury Property Report 2020 YEAR IN REVIEW
FOR SALE | 38 York Road | Offered At $8,980,000
H O M E S & E S TAT E S
Luxury Property Report 2020 YEAR IN REVIEW
Market Commentary by Barry Cohen Unrivalled Results in 2020
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The Greater Toronto Area’s Top Luxury Markets Bridle Path, Sunnybrook, York Mills, St. Andrew-Windfields (C12) Forest Hill South, Humewood-Cedarvale (C03)
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Rosedale, Moore Park (C09)
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Yonge-St. Clair, Annex, Casa Loma (C02)
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Leaside (C04)
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Bedford Park-Nortown, Lawrence Park North & South, Forest Hill North (C04)
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Banbury-Don Mills (C13)
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Luxury Urban Condominiums
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Featured Luxury Homes
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The Value of Sanctuary 2020 was proof positive of the value of sanctuary – especially at luxury price points -- in the GTA. Three months of lockdown gave Torontonians a new perspective on their living space, sparking a serious uptick in everything from home improvement to housing sales. Efforts to jump start the economy, including the Bank of Canada dropping the overnight lending rate to .25 per cent, added fuel to the GTA housing market as five-year closed rates fell to under two per cent. With a limited supply of homes listed for sale overall and accelerating demand for freehold properties, the market rebounded with a vengeance. Summer was the new spring, with July and August – traditionally slower months -- posting a 29.5 per cent and 40.3 per cent increase respectively in overall homebuying activity over the same period in 2019. September (up 42.3 per cent over 2019) and October (up 25.1 per cent over 2019) set new records for sales in Toronto Regional Real Estate Board (TRREB) history. While November sales were up 24.3 per cent, sales in December climbed 64 per cent over 2019 levels, making 2020 the third best year on record for the Toronto Regional Real Estate Board. In the upper-end, freehold and condominium properties over $3 million topped 2017 peak levels in essentially nine months of real estate activity. One thousand and sixty-two homes changed hands in 2020, a 55.7 per cent increase over 2019, and up about one per cent over the 1,047 sales reported in 2017. The number of luxury properties sold at virtually every price point over $4, $5, $7.5, and $10 million also reported double-digit increases in 2020.
Uber-Luxe Home Sales in the Greater Toronto Area Total Upper End Sales over $2 million (Total Freehold)
2020
2019
$2 million plus
3,649
2,295
$3 million plus
1,064
683
$5 million plus
180
125
$7.5 million plus
43
$10 million plus
16
% Change 59%
56%
44%
23
87%
11
45%
Source: Barry Cohen Homes, RE/MAX of Ontario-Atlantic Canada, Toronto Regional Real Estate Board and Torontomls.net
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As we move into 2021, the residual impact of 2020 will linger. While the first of many shipments of the COVID-19 vaccine have arrived, cocooning will still be the norm for months, if not the year to come. Housing is expected to be on everyone’s radar as seller’s cash in on solid equity gains, particularly on freehold properties, and buyers reap the rewards of historically low interest rates that make the cost of borrowing significantly lower than one year ago. Competition is expected to be fierce in the spring, with both buyers and sellers exceptionally active as they emerge from lockdown. Shortage of available listings and an influx of overseas buyers will further strain supply. As pressure mounts, average price appreciation is expected to accelerate, especially in Toronto’s hot pocket communities. From an economic standpoint, the worst appears to be behind us. GDP growth in Ontario is set to climb 4.5 per cent in 2021. Unemployment levels should continue to fall as the economy ramps up (87 per cent of the job losses in the Toronto CMA had been recouped by November, 2020). Interest rates are expected to remain low for the foreseeable future as the Bank of Canada moves to stimulate the economy. Immigration will help to further bolster economic growth as the federal government sets new target rates of 401,000 in 2021, 411,000 in 2022, and 421,000 in 2023, with an estimated 50 per cent of immigrants expected to make Ontario their home. While there are still valid concerns regarding overall health and well-being with heightened COVID-19 numbers across the country, and Stay-at-Home measures, cautious optimism exists as the distribution of vaccines begins to roll out across the country. While not expected to eradicate the coronavirus anytime soon, the vaccine does provide some much-needed assurances for the future. The psychological impact of the pandemic has no doubt changed consumer homebuying patterns, with greater personal space moving front and centre. Economic fundamentals appear to be heading in the right direction. The combination of those two factors, with the promise of a vaccinated public, bodes well for the future of housing in the Greater Toronto Area. If you’re thinking of buying or selling a home and would like to strategize or just curious as to what your home is worth, please do not hesitate to reach out. With best wishes for a healthy, happy and safe 2021,
Barry Cohen
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FOR SALE | Bridle Path | Offered At $8,980,000
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Bridle Path, Sunnybrook, York Mills, St. Andrew-Windfields (C12) Strong demand characterized homebuying activity through much of 2020, with sales over $2 million in both Bridle Path-Sunnybrook-York Mills and St. Andrew-Windfields-Hoggs Hollow rising 35 and 31 per cent respectively. Seventyfour homes were sold over $2 million in the Bridle Path-Sunnybrook-York Mills area, up from 55 one year earlier, while 94 homes changed hands in St. Andrew-Windfields-Hoggs Hollow, an increase over the 72 sales reported in 2019. Sales at $3 million plus gained momentum mid-year, rising 30 per cent in Bridle Path-Sunnybrook-York Mills and 42 per cent in St. Andrew-Windfields-Hoggs Hollow. The ripple effect reached the $5 million plus price point in late August, with sales climbing 41 and 57 per cent respectively in 2020, compared to one year earlier. By far the busiest price point in 2020 was over $7.5 million, where sales doubled in the Bridle Path-Sunnybrook-York Mills, rising from six in 2019 to 12. Two properties were also sold over the $7.5 million price point in St. AndrewWindfields-Hoggs Hollow.
SOLD | York Mills Offered At $8,998,000 Represented Seller & Buyer
Local buyers were behind the push for luxury product throughout 2020, given the desire for larger homes, bigger lot sizes, and more bells and whistles. Demand is expected to remain strong in 2021 as international buyers return to the market.
FOR SALE | Windfields Offered At $6,380,000
SOLD | York Mills Offered At $3,778,000
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FOR SALE | St. Andrews | Offered At $11,900,000
SOLD | York Mills | Offered At $6,998,000 Represented Seller & Buyer
FOR SALE | Bridle Path Offered At $6,980,000
SOLD | St. Andrews Offered At $4,498,000
SOLD | Bridle Path Offered At $6,380,000
Represented Seller & Buyer
Represented Seller & Buyer
Bridle Path, Sunnybrook, York Mills Upper End Sales over $2 million (Total Freehold)
Average Sold Price 2020
2020
2019
% Change
$2 million plus
74
55
35%
$3 million plus
61
47
30%
$5 million plus
31
22
41%
$7.5 million plus
12
6
100%
$5,245,848 Average Sold Price 2019
$5,080,699 3% Year over year
St. Andrew-Windfields, Hoggs Hollow Upper End Sales over $2 million (Total Freehold)
Average Sold Price 2020
2020
2019
% Change
$2 million plus
94
72
31%
$3 million plus
51
36
42%
$5 million plus
11
7
57%
$7.5 million plus
2
0
200%
$3,448,485 Average Sold Price 2019
$3,344,250 3% Year over year
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Forest Hill South, Humewood-Cedarvale (C03) Demand for homes at lower price points continued to soar in Humewood-Cedarvale and Forest Hill South in 2020, with sales at $2 million plus climbing 85 and 21 per cent respectively over 2019 levels. Sixty-nine homes changed hands in Forest Hill South, up from 57 one year earlier, while 24 homes sold in Humewood-Cedarvale, up from 13 in 2019. The trend continued at the $3 million plus price point, with 51 properties sold in Forest Hill South in 2020, a 34 per cent increase over the 38 sales reported in 2019. Just three homes sold in Humewood-Cedarvale over $3 million in 2020, up from two one year prior. A limited supply of homes at the $5 million plus price point hampered sales to some extent in Forest Hill South, with just 11 homes selling in 2020, compared to 16 one year earlier. Only three sold over the $7.5 million price point, down from six in 2019. Young families are expected to drive demand for properties in Humewood-Cedarvale and Forest Hill South in the year ahead. The supply of homes is tight, with 10 properties currently available for sale over $2 million in Forest Hill South, with just two priced under $3 million. There are no properties listed for sale over $2 million in Humewood-Cedarvale, which will likely cause pent-up demand to
FOR SALE | Forest Hill Offered At $12,800,000
spill over into 2021. During 2020, homes in Humewood-Cedarvale typically averaged seven days on market and had a sale-to-list price ratio of 104 per cent.
Forest Hill South
Upper End Sales over $2 million (Total Freehold) Average Sold Price 2020
$4,391,082
2020
2019
% Change
$2 million plus
69
57
21%
$3 million plus
51
38
34%
$5 million plus
11
16
-31%
$7.5 million plus
3
6
-50%
2020
2019
% Change
$2 million plus
24
13
85%
$2,666,234
$3 million plus
3
2
50%
-5%
$5 million plus
0
0
0%
$7.5 million plus
0
0
0%
Average Sold Price 2019
$4,451,444 -1% Year over year
Humewood-Cedarvale
Upper End Sales over $2 million (Total Freehold) Average Sold Price 2020
$2,538,667 Average Sold Price 2019
Year over year
10
FOR SALE | Forest Hill Offered At $6,229,000
SOLD | Forest Hill Offered At $6,495,000
FOR SALE | Forest Hill Offered At $5,999,000
Represented the Buyer
Rosedale, Moore Park (C09) Strong demand and limited inventory fueled homebuying activity in RosedaleMoore Park in 2020. One hundred and nine homes changed hands over $2 million, up 10 per cent from the 99 sales reported in 2019. Sales at the $3 and $5 million price points were on par with 2019 levels, at 58 and 19 respectively, while the number of properties sold at the $7.5 million price point rose to seven, climbing 133 per cent from the three sales reported in 2019. Rosedale-Moore Park is expected to continue to resonate with buyers from the Greater Toronto Area and beyond. As such, demand should be relatively constant throughout the year and supply will, undoubtedly, remain an issue. There are 12
COMING SOON | Rosedale Road
properties currently listed for sale in Rosedale-Moore Park, although three are sold conditionally. Just four properties are listed for sale under $3 million.
Rosedale, Moore Park
Upper End Sales over $2 million (Total Freehold) Average Sold Price 2020
2020
2019
% Change
$2 million plus
109
99
10%
$3 million plus
58
58
0%
$5 million plus
19
19
0%
$7.5 million plus
7
3
133%
$3,797,648 Average Sold Price 2019
$3,710,833 2% Year over year
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Yonge-St. Clair, Casa Loma, Annex (C02) Housing sales soared in 2020 as demand ramped up for midtown properties in the Yonge-St. Clair, Casa Loma, and Annex neighbourhoods Fifty-one homes changed hands over $2 million in the YongeSt. Clair area, just over double the number of sales reported in 2019, while the number of homes sold in the Casa Loma neighbourhood climbed to 37, up 42 per cent over the 26 sales reported in 2019. Low inventory levels in the Annex lead to a 13 per cent
COMING SOON | South Hill Offered At $11,900,000
decline in year-over-year sales, with 56 homes sold in 2020 compared to 64 one year ago. There was, however, a 14 per cent increase in sales at $3 million plus (32 versus 28) in the Annex in 2020 while sales were on par with year-ago levels at the $5 million price point. There are currently 18 homes listed for sale over the $2 million price point in the Annex, with six priced under $3 million (one of which was sold conditionally). Sales were up 67 per cent at the $3 million price point in Casa Loma, rising from 12 to 20, while doubling at the $5 million price point (4 versus 2). Yonge-St. Clair experienced a 233 per cent increase, from 6 to 20, at the $3 million price point and fell short of last year’s levels over $5 million by one. Despite their uber-luxe price points and generally smaller lot sizes, these core neighbourhoods continue to attract both younger and older buyers who appreciate the close proximity to transportation and green space, as well as trendy shops and restaurants within walking distance. Wellpriced product tends to move fast in these communities,
SOLD | Yonge & St. Clair Offered At $3,280,000
with average days on market ranging from 18 in the YongeSt. Clair area to 30 in Casa Loma.
Yonge-St. Clair
Upper End Sales over $2 million (Total Freehold) Average Sold Price 2020
$2,906,983
2020
2019
% Change
$2 million plus
51
25
104%
$2,936,780
$3 million plus
20
6
233%
-1%
$5 million plus
0
1
-100%
$7.5 million plus
0
0
0%
Average Sold Price 2019
Year over year
12
Casa Loma
Upper End Sales over $2 million (Total Freehold) Average Sold Price 2020
$3,716,707
2020
2019
% Change
$2 million plus
37
26
42%
$3 million plus
20
12
67%
$5 million plus
4
2
100%
19%
$7.5 million plus
3
0
300%
Year over year
Average Sold Price 2019
$3,125,892
Annex
Upper End Sales over $2 million (Total Freehold) Average Sold Price 2020
2020
2019
% Change
$2 million plus
56
64
-13%
$3 million plus
32
28
14%
$5 million plus
6
6
0%
$7.5 million plus
2
1
100%
$3,538,143 Average Sold Price 2019
$3,286,902 8% Year over year
Leaside (C04) Leaside continues to be a popular destination for young families seeking housing, but supply issues have wreaked havoc through 2020. To illustrate, freehold homes in the area sold within 16 days on market, at a sale-to-list price ratio of 102 per cent. Still, the number of homes sold in excess of $2 million were up 15 per cent in 2020, rising to 71 from 62 in 2019. At the higher price point of $3 million plus, sales fell by 35 per cent to 13, compared to 20 one year earlier. With a finite number of properties falling within Leaside’s boundaries, inventory is expected to remain tight in 2021. Five properties are currently available for sale over the $2 million price point.
Leaside
Upper End Sales over $2 million (Total Freehold) Average Sold Price 2020
2020
2019
% Change
$2 million plus
71
62
15%
$3 million plus
13
20
-35%
$5 million plus
0
0
0%
$7.5 million plus
0
0
0%
$2,671,050 Average Sold Price 2019
$2,818,218 -5% Year over year
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Bedford Park-Nortown, Lawrence Park South & North, Forest Hill North (C04) This North Toronto enclave, with its larger homes and more generous lot sizes, struck a chord with homebuyers yet again in 2020. Ideally situated close to transportation, good public and private schools, shops and restaurants, Bedford Park-Nortown, Lawrence Park South, Lawrence Park North, and Forest Hill North all posted strong growth at multiple price points. Bedford Park-Nortown reported the highest number of sales over $2 million, with 113 homes changing hands in 2020, up six per cent from 107 in 2019. Forest Hill North experienced the strongest upswing in demand over $2 million with 43 sales in 2020, up 126 per cent from 19 sales in 2019. Lawrence Park South saw a 14 per cent increase in sales to 84 sales compared to 74 one year earlier, while Lawrence Park North posted a 22 per cent increase in the number of homes sold (60 vs. 49). While fewer sales occurred at higher price points, Forest Hill North continued to report solid demand, with 13 sales over $3 million, up from four one year earlier. Thirty-five sales occurred in Bedford-Park Nortown, a 21 per cent increase over the previous year, while Lawrence Park South and Lawrence Park North reported respective increases of 29 and 38 per cent over 2019 levels. Sales of homes priced at $5 million plus doubled in Bedford Park-Nortown, Lawrence Park North, and Forest Hill North, while sales in Lawrence Park South softened by 29 per cent (5 versus 7). Only one sale was reported over $7.5 million, occurring in the Lawrence Park North area. Inventory is at premium at present, with 22 homes currently listed for sale in Bedford Park-Nortown, one in Forest Hill North, six in Lawrence Park North and seven in Lawrence Park South. Days on market in
SOLD | Lawrence Park Offered At $3,498,000
December reflected the strength of Toronto Regional Real Estate Board’s C04 District, with an average of
Represented Seller & Buyer
23 and a sale-to-list price ratio of 99 per cent.
Bedford Park-Nortown
Upper End Sales over $2 million (Total Freehold) Average Sold Price 2020
$2,957,158 Average Sold Price 2019
$2,757,057 7% Year over year
14
2020
2019
% Change
$2 million plus
113
107
6%
$3 million plus
35
29
21%
$5 million plus
2
1
100%
$7.5 million plus
0
0
0%
SOLD | 328 Riverview Drive Offered At $8,995,000 Represented the Buyer
FOR SALE | Lawrence Park Offered At $10,000,000
FOR SALE | Teddington Park Offered At $2,975,000
Lawrence Park South
Upper End Sales over $2 million (Total Freehold) Average Sold Price 2020
2020
2019
% Change
$2 million plus
84
74
14%
$3 million plus
44
34
29%
$5 million plus
5
7
-29%
$7.5 million plus
0
0
0%
$3,282,295 Average Sold Price 2019
$3,169,601 4% Year over year
Lawrence Park North
Upper End Sales over $2 million (Total Freehold) Average Sold Price 2020
2020
2019
% Change
$2 million plus
60
49
22%
$3 million plus
11
8
38%
$5 million plus
2
1
100%
$7.5 million plus
1
0
100%
$2,744,614 Average Sold Price 2019
$2,589,530 6% Year over year
Forest Hill North
Upper End Sales over $2 million (Total Freehold) Average Sold Price 2020
2020
2019
% Change
$2 million plus
43
19
126%
$3 million plus
13
4
225%
$5 million plus
2
0
200%
$7.5 million plus
0
0
0%
$2,874,434 Average Sold Price 2019
$2,536,317 13% Year over year
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SOLD | Banbury | Offered At $4,198,000
Banbury-Don Mills (C13) While sales of homes over $2 million were solid in BanburyDon Mills in 2020, it was the $3 million plus price point that surged ahead of 2019 levels. Fifty-three properties sold over $2 million, an increase of 39 per cent over the 38 sales reported in 2019. Twenty-two homes changed hands over $3 million, an increase of 144 per cent when compared to the nine sales posted in 2019. One home sold at $5 million plus, on par with year ago levels. Denlow Public School’s ranking as one of the top schools in the GTA continues to attract purchasers to the BanburyDon Mills neighbourhood. That, combined with the generous lot sizes and the bigger bang for the buck, make Banbury-Don Mills an ideal community for young families. Days on market in 2020 averaged 33, while the sale-to-list
SOLD | Leslie & Lawrence | Record Sale!
price ratio was 97 per cent.
Banbury-Don Mills
Upper End Sales over $2 million (Total Freehold) Average Sold Price 2020
$2,997,679 Average Sold Price 2019
$2,707,278 11% Year over year
16 16
2020
2019
% Change
$2 million plus
53
38
39%
$3 million plus
22
9
144%
$5 million plus
1
1
0%
$7.5 million plus
0
0
0%
Luxury Urban Condominiums While sales fell short of 2019 levels for condominiums overall in the Greater Toronto Area (GTA), luxury condominiums priced over $2 million posted strong gains in 2020. Robust demand for apartments and townhomes located in premier urban neighbourhoods was prevalent throughout the first, third and fourth quarters of the year. Sales over $2 million climbed nine per cent to 192 in 2020, up from 176 in 2019, while the number of condominiums sold over $3 million rose 28.8 per cent to 58 units, up from 45 one year earlier. The strongest percentage increase, at 75 per cent, was reported in sales over $5 million, which climbed to 14 in 2020 from eight one year earlier. There were no sales over $10 million in 2020. Average price followed in lock step, with luxury condominium values climbing seven per cent to $3,005,674 in 2020, up from $2,802,991 in 2019. The Annex was the top spot for condominium sales over $2 million in 2020, with 40 units changing hands, on par with year ago levels. The city’s waterfront neighbourhood posted 19 sales, down one from 2019. Sales in Rosedale-Moore Park remained stable at 18 in 2020, matching 2019 levels. The Bay St. Corridor, which was exceptionally popular with 25 sales in 2019, dropped to 19 in 2020. Some of the slack was picked up by the Bridle Path-Sunnybrook-York Mills neighbourhood where 11 units were sold. Empty nesters and retirees are expected to continue to bolster the luxury segment of the condominium market in 2021, sparking
SOLD | Yorkville Offered At $6,800,000 Represented the Buyer
demand for both townhomes and apartments as the economy gears up and the pandemic winds down.
Luxury Urban Condominiums Upper End Sales over $2 million (Total Freehold)
Average Sold Price 2020
2020
2019
% Change
$2 million plus
192
176
9%
$3 million plus
58
45
28.8%
$5 million plus
14
8
75%
$7.5 million plus
1
1
0%
$10 million plus
0
1
-100%
$3,005,674 Average Sold Price 2019
$2,802,991 7% Year over year
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Listings Volume
Buyer Volume
Total Volume
Barry Cohen Homes
16
$165,824,000
$55,886,000
$221,710,000
Agent A
9
$106,260,000
$24,550,000
$130,810,000
Agent B
4
$21,375,000
$21,375,000
$42,750,000
Agent C
3
$21,900,000
$33,400,000
$55,300,000
Buyer Volume
Total Volume
Higher Than $5 Million (Jan 1, 2016 - Dec 31, 2020) Total Units
Listings Volume
Barry Cohen Homes
91
$522,455,558
$192,012,500
$714,468,058
Agent A
35
$212,575,618
$86,725,000
$299,300,618
Agent B
29
$118,705,000
$63,935,000
$182,640,000
Agent C
22
$92,287,888
$69,258,000
$161,545,888
Buyer Volume
Total Volume
Higher Than $3 Million (Jan 1, 2016 - Dec 31, 2020) Total Units
Listings Volume
Barry Cohen Homes
244
$952,585,508
$341,868,608
$1,294,454,116
Agent A
142
$372,055,078
$204,493,400
$576,548,478
Agent B
100
$329,584,631
$106,441,000
$436,025,631
Agent C
85
$266,400,188
$35,253,000
$301,653,188
Buyer Volume
Total Volume
Higher Than $2 Million (Jan 1, 2016 - Dec 31, 2020) Total Units
Listings Volume
Barry Cohen Homes
359
$1,143,574,507
$430,296,948
$1,573,871,455
Agent A
349
$694,242,773
$382,634,221
$1,076,876,994
Agent B
272
$504,444,607
$259,664,388
$764,108,995
Agent C
256
$599,578,530
$227,768,145
$827,346,675
Source: Data complied from The Toronto Real Estate Board, by REDATUM.
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Toronto’s Leader in Luxury No one has sold more luxury real estate in this decade than Barry Cohen Homes.* The reason is obvious. In addition to our unmatched negotiation skills, we provide the greatest exposure for your home. By utilizing the very latest in print and online marketing strategies enhanced by our exclusive international affiliations, more local and foreign buyers see our homes. Simply put, we do more for our clients than our competition. The proof is in the numbers.
#1 in Toronto For Homes $3,000,000 - 30,000,000, since 2008*
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www.BARRY COHEN HOMES.com REALTRON BARRY COHEN HOMES INC., BROKERAGE 416.223.1818 309 York Mills Road, Unit 7 Toronto ON M2L 1L3 | Trademark Barry Cohen Homes. Each office independently owned and operated. *Based on TRREB data. Not intended to solicit buyers or sellers currently under contract with another brokerage.
