The Collection by Harvey Kalles Real Estate Ltd., Brokerage | Fall 2025

COLLECTION

harvey kalles real estate ltd ., brokerage

omid taba building dreams

chris hadfield final orbit

david blackwood myth & legend

MATTHEW JAMES DUFFY rise to the occasion

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Michael Kalles President

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Leslie Richman Bender Co-Editor

Sara Hollander Art Director

Aaron Feldman Graphic Designer

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As the leaves turn and the temperature cools, Toronto is buzzing with anticipation. The Blue Jays are in the thick of the American League Divisional Championships, the Maple Leafs are back on the ice, and the city’s cultural season is in full swing.

This past quarter was a difficult one for our family and our firm. In July, we said goodbye to my father, Harvey Kalles, our family patriarch and founder of this company. In the weeks that followed, we were deeply moved by the outpouring of support from the wider community. Your kind words, stories, and gestures have meant more than I can say. On September 30th, our office came together for a Celebration of Life in his honour. It was, without question, one of the most meaningful nights I’ve ever experienced.

Life and business, of course, move forward, and we do so with renewed purpose. My father built this company on three simple values: honesty, integrity, and trust. Those ideals remain, shaping every relationship, transaction and decision as we continue to grow and serve this community he loved so much.

Turning to the market, fall has brought renewed energy. After a quiet start to 2025, September sales rose 8.5% year-over-year. Across the GTA, buyers are beginning to respond to lower borrowing costs and a growing sense of opportunity. The average home price sits at just over $1.05 million, up 3.6% from August, while inventory levels remain healthy at around five months’ supply. For buyers, that means more choice and leverage. For sellers, it underscores the importance of moving ahead with accurate pricing and a strong presentation.

This issue of The Collection celebrates creativity, resilience, and community. Inside, you’ll find a guest article from Omid Taba of OE Design, a preview of the AGO’s David Blackwood exhibition, a feature with Matthew James Duffy on the art of breadmaking, and an exclusive conversation with Commander Chris Hadfield ahead of the release of his new novel, Final Orbit .

On behalf of my family and our entire team, thank you for your continued trust and friendship. We are blessed to be part of this remarkable community.

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DAVID BLACKWOOD: MYTH

david blackwood. january visit home , 1975.etching and aquatint on wove paper, overall: 57.4 x 87.9 cm. art gallery of ontario. gift of david and anita blackwood, port hope, ontario, 1999. © estate

MYTH & LEGEND A Return to Newfoundland at the AGO

When David Blackwood passed away in 2022, Canada lost one of its great chroniclers of place and memory. This autumn, the Art Gallery of Ontario offers a chance to step into the world he documented: rugged, mythic, and intimate. Opening October 8, 2025, David Blackwood: Myth & Legend draws together more than 80 prints, drawings, test proofs and copper plates, along with archival materials, film, and even scent, to show not just what Blackwood created, but how he worked.

Born in 1941 in Wesleyville on Bonavista Bay, Blackwood grew up surrounded by stories of life at sea. Sailors, fishermen, icebergs, and storms formed the visual vocabulary that would define his career. As a boy he filled sketchbooks, and his drawings won him a scholarship to the Ontario College of Art in 1959. There, he studied under John Alfsen, Carl Schaefer, William Roberts and other established Canadian artists, refining his technical skill while holding on to the images of home.

Although he later settled in Port Hope, Ontario, Blackwood returned to Newfoundland almost every summer. These visits gave him the fuel to observe, to remember, and to transform what he saw into images of endurance, tragedy, and myth. This balance of Ontario as home base, and Newfoundland as origin, shaped the emotional weight of his work.

estate of david blackwood.photo: ago. 99/936

Blackwood’s art is striking for the way technical mastery meets storytelling. Working with intaglio methods such as etching and aquatint, he would carve and incise plates before inking and printing them, often producing multiple states and proofs. His process was exacting and slow, but it allowed him to refine tone, line, and texture with extraordinary precision.

The subjects he chose were often moments of danger and survival: sealing disasters, ships lost to fire, icebergs looming in the dark. Communities living with harsh realities were his central theme. His famous Fire Down on the Labrador (1980) shows a ship engulfed in flames, small boats scattered on the water, figures adrift, and a whale emerging below. It is an image of peril that is both specific to Newfoundland and universally gripping.

What makes his craft so enduring is the way the atmosphere is inseparable from the narrative. The dark skies and vast seas are not mere backdrops, but characters themselves, shaping the fate of those who venture out. Blackwood’s restrained palette of blacks, greys, and muted blues heightens this effect, lending his prints a haunting, almost cinematic quality. The AGO exhibition highlights this process by showing sketches, test prints, and copper plates that reveal how he refined each detail until emotion and technique became inseparable.

Blackwood was named to the Order of Canada in 1993, honoured by several universities, and exhibited across the world. He is firmly part of the Canadian canon, yet his themes feel especially timely. His prints speak to displacement, environmental

david blackwood. fire down on the labrador , 1980. colour etching and aquatint on paper, overall: 90.5 x 61.8 cm. art gallery of ontario. gift of david and anita blackwood, 2011. © estate of david blackwood. photo: ago. 2011/303

david blackwood. search party: lost, 1970-2021. etching, aquatint, plate mark: 80.8 × 50.7 cm. promised gift of anita blackwood, port hope, ontario. © estate of david blackwood

fragility, and the resilience of small communities confronted with forces larger than themselves. In an era marked by climate anxiety and migration, his images resonate with fresh urgency.

What makes his work particularly powerful is the way it bridges personal memory with collective history. Blackwood was not simply documenting events or landscapes. He was shaping a visual language of survival that reflected the endurance of families and communities bound to the sea. Viewers today may see echoes of their own challenges in his images: the uncertainty of change, the loss of traditions, and the search for stability in a shifting world.

Curator Alexa Greist emphasizes the duality at the core of his art. “No subject inspired Blackwood more than the isolated outport of Wesleyville on Bonavista Bay, where he was born and raised,” she explains. “And while he returned most summers and through his work, I am also excited for visitors to learn about his legacy as an Ontario artist.”

His impact also extends through teaching. He shared his craft widely, first as artist-in-residence at the University of Toronto Mississauga, and later as a longtime teacher at Trinity College School in Port Hope. Generations of students remember him not only as a master printmaker, but as a mentor who encouraged them to pursue their own visions. His influence can still be traced in the work of younger Canadian artists who learned from his commitment to both tradition and innovation.

The exhibition presents more than finished works on walls. It includes the Oscar-nominated 1976 documentary Blackwood, which captures the artist in his studio describing the printmaking process. Archival photographs and personal diaries, begun when he was only age 15, provide an intimate view of his life and creative journey.

Adding to the atmosphere are two custom scents developed for the show. One recreates the aroma of the print studio, while the other evokes the cold

david blackwood. wedding on deer island, 2020. etching, aquatint, colour washes, white pencil, sheet: 42.5 × 57.3 cm. promised gift of anita blackwood © estate of david blackwood

salt air of the North Atlantic. The AGO has also commissioned Newfoundland artist Jerry Ropson to create a video response to Blackwood’s legacy, bringing a contemporary perspective to his influence.

Visitors will move through three galleries on the AGO’s first floor. A richly illustrated catalogue will accompany the exhibition, featuring over 80 reproductions and essays by curators Alexa Greist and Amy Marshall Furness. For those interested in exploring the artist’s archive and creative process in greater depth, it serves as an essential companion.

David Blackwood’s work is often described as nostalgic, but it is more than memory. His prints show how the past survives in us, and how stories of hardship and endurance can shape identity. He combined precision with myth to examine not only what was, but what remains.

What sets him apart is the way he drew connections between the particular and the universal. A midwife in Wesleyville, or a ship caught in ice, are not just subjects from a distant past. They are symbols of resilience, sacrifice, and human vulnerability that still feel immediate.

Myth & Legend is both a celebration and an invitation. It invites us to look closely at how an artist built his world, to feel the pull of place and memory, and to reflect on the challenges and resilience of communities tied to the sea. In the quiet strength of his images, there is something enduring: a reminder that art can carry the weight of history while speaking directly to the present.

For more information on the exhibition, visit AGO.ca

david blackwood, flatty: working proof with wiping lines and notes, 2014. edward p. taylor library & archives, art gallery of ontario. promised gift of david and anita blackwood, port hope, ontario © estate of david blackwood. photo ago.

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RISE TO THE OCCAS ION

BY MATTHEW JAMES DUFFY

MY LOVE OF BREAD really started when I was an apprentice cook. I had no intention of learning how to bake, but slowly became obsessed with the process. There was something so special about the dedication to the starter, the way the dough came together in the mixer, the explosive oven spring, the beautiful shapes and colours, the crackling sounds and, of course, the taste of fresh bread.

At home, I make almost exclusively naturally leavened baked goods. From time to time, I use yeast, but my true passion lies in baking with a sourdough starter. Baking sourdough bread started as a job, then became a hobby that turned into a passion. Now it’s my way of life.

I bake bread with my kids to celebrate food and ingredients and to share time together. Making sourdough can seem complicated, especially with the influx of conflicting information about it, but the process can be very simple. Most importantly, it should be enjoyable!

Although many people shy away from baking sourdough because of a distaste for sour food, sourdough breads should not be overly acidic. Think about a squeeze of lime on tacos… it enhances all the other flavours. The acidity in sourdough that develops during fermentation helps with the balance and harmonizes with the taste of the grains. In general, sourdough breads have a longer shelf life, are easier to digest, and to my mind, taste better than yeasted breads. While it takes much longer to bake sourdough bread than bread leavened by store-bought yeast, it is well worth the wait. I’m excited for you to join me on the journey!

BEGINNER SOURDOUGH

This recipe is an ideal introduction for those new to sourdough bread baking. Like all crafts, sourdough baking requires repetition and consistency to master, so I recommend you mix this dough by hand (rather than using a mixer) to really get the feel of things. I also recommend making this at least a few times to develop the necessary understanding of fermentation. When you get it right, the resulting loaf has a tender crumb and crisp crust, as well as plenty of flavour and a solid shelf life. Be patient, and remember, if you are not successful in your first few attempts, do not give up!

MAKES:

Two 900 g loaves EQUIPMENT:

Two bannetons; Dutch oven DESIRED DOUGH TEMPERATURE (DDT): 79°F to 81°F (26°C to 27°C)

INGREDIENTS

DOUGH SCHEDULE: 28 to 36 hours

LEVAIN 10 to 12 hours

AUTOLYSE 1 hour

MIXING + REST 25 minutes (by hand)

BULK FERMENTATION 3 hours

SHAPING + REST 40 to 45 minutes

FINAL FERMENTATION 12 to 18 hours

BAKING 1.5 hours

INSTRUCTIONS

1. MIXING + FERMENTATION: In a glass jar or plastic container, mix the flours, water and starter until combined. Loosely cover with a lid and ferment at room temperature for 10 to 12 hours, until ripe.

2. AUTOLYSE: Roughly 1 hour before your levain will be ready, add water 1 to a large mixing bowl or dough container. Add the flours and, using a rubber spatula, start stirring in the center, drawing the water into the flour. When the dough becomes too thick to stir with a spatula, wet your hands and use them to mix the dough, pinching to incorporate any dry patches and using a plastic dough scraper to scrape down the sides of the bowl. Rest, covered, at room temperature while the levain finishes rising.

3. MIXING + REST: When the levain is ready, add it and half of water 2 to the bowl. Mix with your hands just until combined. Let the dough rest for 20 minutes. Add the salt and the second half of water 2 and, using your hands, pinch the salt into the dough until incorporated. The DDT is 79°F to 81°F (26°C to 27°C).

4. BULK FERMENTATION: Cover the bowl with a plastic bag or kitchen towel and let the dough rise at room temperature for 3 hours, folding it two or three times in the first 2 hours, roughly 30 minutes apart.

5. PRE- SHAPING + REST: Divide the dough into two pieces (900 g each). Using a bench knife, round each portion. The bottom should stay flush with the counter, helping to create the tension needed to form a taut ball. Rest, uncovered, for 25 to 30 minutes.

6. FINAL SHAPING + REST: Shape each ball into a boule or bâtard and transfer each to a floured banneton. Rest, uncovered, for 10 minutes.

7. FINAL FERMENTATION: Cover with a plastic bag and cold-proof in the fridge for at least 12 and up to 18 hours. The dough is ready to bake when it has risen to about one and a half times the size and is light to the touch. To check, gently press a finger into the dough; it should spring back but leave a slight indent.

8. PREHEAT THE DUTCH OVEN: About 30 to 60 minutes before you are ready to bake, place a Dutch oven inside your oven, then preheat the oven to its highest temperature. Meanwhile, cut two pieces of parchment paper to roughly the same size as the opening of your Dutch oven. After 30 to 60 minutes, remove the Dutch oven to a heatproof surface.

9. PREPARE TO BAKE: Remove one banneton from the fridge and gently flip the dough out onto one piece of parchment, then score at a 45-degree angle. Remove the Dutch oven’s lid and carefully place the parchment and dough inside. Place the lid back over the Dutch oven,

slightly askew, and quickly spritz about 15 sprays from a water bottle up- ward onto the inside of the lid before closing it fully. Return the Dutch oven to the oven and immediately lower the temperature to 470°F (245°C).

10. BAKE THE FIRST LOAF: Bake for 15 minutes, then remove the Dutch oven’s lid completely (the dough should be fully risen and just starting to take on colour; if it isn’t, leave the lid on for a few minutes longer for the next loaf ). Bake for 20 minutes, or until the bread is a rich golden brown. The loaf should feel light and the bottom should produce a hollow sound when tapped.

11. COOLING: Transfer the bread to a wire rack to cool for at least 1 hour before slicing.

12. BAKE THE SECOND LOAF: Return the Dutch oven to the oven for 15 to 20 minutes to bring it back up to temperature, then repeat steps 9 to 11 for the second loaf.

Chef, culinary teacher, and bread fanatic Matthew James Duffy has over twenty years of experience cooking and baking all over the world—from world-class bakeries and specialty pizzerias to Michelin-starred restaurants, such as Noma, Langdon Hall, and Café Boulud. His new book, Bread Etc. is on sale this fall.

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The6 COZY CORNERS WORTH ESCAPING TO THIS FALL

When the air turns crisp and the leaves crunch underfoot, Southern Ontario has a way of slowing down. Suddenly, a warm drink by the fire feels more indulgent than a night on the town. Weekends seem to be made for curling up in cafés, boutique hotels, and fireside lounges that wrap you up like your favourite sweater.

These are the places that transform autumn into an experience…equal parts comfort and style. Whether you’re sipping cider in wine country or tucking into a novel at a Nordic café in the city, each spot pairs coziness with character.

Here are six unforgettable cozy corners where fall feels like it was made just for you.

1. FIKA CAFE

Where: Kensington Market, Toronto

Why Go: A little slice of Scandinavia in the heart of Toronto. fika.ca

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Pro tip: Order the lavender latte, then head out to wander the colourful alleys of Kensington with a warm cup in hand.

2. THE JUNE MOTEL

Where: Prince Edward County

Why Go: Retro-chic meets wine country comfort. thejunemotel.com

The June is famous for its bold design…think palm prints, neon signs, and throwback vibes, but in autumn, it leans full cozy. Fire pits, knit blankets, and PEC wine nights turn the motel into a weekend retreat made for couples and friend getaways. Just outside the motel, wineries and farm stands burst with seasonal bounty.

Don't miss: Their fall wine tastings and photo-worthy lobby bar; it’s Instagram gold with a glass of Pinot Noir in hand.

3. CHERRY BOMB COFFEE

Where: Roncesvalles, Toronto

Why Go: A neighbourhood classic with a loyal following cherrybombcoffee.ca

Cherry Bomb has been fueling Roncesvalles for years with its rich espresso, strong drip coffee, and scratch-made baked goods. The vibe is low-key and inviting…perfect for grabbing a seat by the window with a croissant, while the street outside bustles with fall colours. This is the kind of spot where locals linger, and autumn feels like it belongs here.

Pro tip: Pair their famous scones with a cappuccino, then take a stroll through nearby High Park for peak foliage.

4. THE BROADVIEW HOTEL

Where: East end of Toronto

Why Go: City views, cozy cocktails, and a rooftop that shines in sweater weather thebroadviewhotel.ca

The Broadview’s rooftop terrace is a year-round stunner, but it’s especially dreamy in autumn. Heated lamps, cozy throws, and craft cocktails make it an elevated (literally) escape from the city below. As the skyline lights up at dusk, you’ll understand why east-end locals guard this spot like a secret.

Try this: A whiskey-based cocktail paired with small plates…it’s the definition of fall in the city

5. INN ON THE TWENTY

Where: Jordan Village, Niagara Wine Country

Why Go: Boutique luxury in the heart of vineyard country.

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With fireplaces in select suites, vineyard views, and a restaurant that celebrates farm-to-table dining, Inn on the Twenty is the epitome of cozy luxury. Nestled in Jordan Village, it’s steps from wine tastings and antique shops, and perfect for a quiet weekend of indulgence.

Before you leave: Treat yourself to the spa…because nothing says autumn reset like a massage followed by a glass of Niagara Chardonnay.

6. DARK HORSE ESPRESSO BAR

Where: Spadina, Toronto

Why Go: Industrial-chic warmth in the city’s creative core.

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With soaring ceilings, exposed brick, and a vibe that’s equal parts buzzy and laid-back, Dark Horse has become a go-to for creatives. In fall, it’s all about pulling up a stool, ordering a flat white, and watching the city outside while you dive into a good book or scroll on your laptop.

Vibe check: Toronto cool with just enough coziness to keep you lingering.

From Scandinavian lattes in Kensington to vineyard escapes in Jordan Village, Southern Ontario knows how to do cozy with style. These aren’t just cafés and hotels…they’re autumn hideaways that make sweater season feel like an event. Whether you’re sipping cider under string lights or curled up with a book by the window, each destination proves that fall comfort is best served warm with a side of atmosphere.

So grab your scarf, clear a weekend, and get ready to chase coziness across the 6 and beyond.

the art, emotion, and expertise behind turning vision into reality

by OMID TABA

Building a house is a major life milestone… often a long-held wish or a dream finally coming true. The journey is filled with excitement, doubt, anxiety, and occasional frustration, yet it also brings pride, prestige, comfort, and joy. Ultimately, your home becomes a cherished place to share life with loved ones.

But how does this transformation happen? What does such a complex process involve? Where should you begin, and whom should you approach?

From Confusion to Clarity

Today, there are countless resources available: online platforms like Google and Instagram, glossy architecture magazines, personal connections, professional consultants, and even retailers like Home Depot. Navigating these options and making informed decisions can be overwhelming.

Once you’ve chosen your preferences, new questions arise: Who will execute your vision? How will your home be built? What will it cost? How long will it take? And, perhaps most importantly, how can you ensure the outcome matches your expectations and the promised quality?

These concerns inevitably surface during the design and construction process, often seeming unimaginable at the outset. Yet, despite these uncertainties, the act of building a home has echoed throughout history: from soaring pyramids and majestic villas to sturdy castles, quaint cottages, and bustling apartments.

Building with Confidence

Cost is among the most sensitive aspects of the process. “How much?” is often the first question. At OE Design, we apply industry intelligence with precision: we scrutinize every dollar spent, ensuring that each investment yields maximum value. Transparency and accountability are the foundation of our process.

Tip: When considering cost, think longterm. A well-built, fully furnished home is not an expense…it’s an investment that appreciates in value and enriches your lifestyle every day.

Designing for Tomorrow

A truly great home is not only beautiful today but also adaptable for tomorrow. That’s why we design with the future in mind. Smart technology, sustainable energy systems, and flexible spaces for changing family needs are no longer luxuries but essentials.

Tip: Invest in flexibility—whether it’s a multi-purpose room, energy-efficient systems, or smart-home features. The future you will thank you.

The Magic of Transformation

Ultimately, the greatest reward is not simply the finished house, but the transformation of a dream into a place that welcomes you home. Building a home is an act of faith; a testament to courage, love, and perseverance. It is the creation of a refuge, built not only from bricks and mortar but also from dreams, laughter, and the spirit of those who will fill its rooms.

A Home, A Legacy

We don’t just build houses…we shape legacies. Each project is a reflection of trust, collaboration, and artistry. And when the keys are finally handed over, the true journey begins: the house becomes a home, fully furnished, curated, and complete.

For me, this mission is also deeply personal. I have promised myself that every time I design or build, I want to create something timeless—something that, when my daughter grows up, she can point to with pride and say, “My father did this.” That promise is at the heart of every project I take on, and it is what gives OE Design its soul.

Building a home is more than construction. It is storytelling. It is legacy. It is the creation of a refuge that will cradle generations. And for those who dare to dream, it is one of life’s most extraordinary adventures.

About OE Design

Nestled in Toronto's most affluent neighbourhoods, our company has emerged as a beacon of sophistication for boutique residential creations. Our identity transcends traditional construction; we are the designers behind some of the city's most exclusive living spaces. The company was founded by Omid Taba, a visionary with an uncompromising eye for detail and a passion for innovation. Over the past two decades, he has honed a unique approach to high-end residential design, each project a testament to his belief that a home should be immersive, telling its story through every deliberate and thoughtful detail. Join us on this bespoke journey where every home is a masterpiece, waiting to be brought to life. Omid Taba’s ethos is not just about building homes—it’s about creating art.

Omid Taba Founder of OE Design

FINAL ORBIT

IN CONVERSATION WITH CHRIS HADFIELD

Canadian astronaut and bestselling author CHRIS HADFIELD returns with Final Orbit, a Cold War thriller that blends history, cutting-edge science, and human drama. In this exclusive conversation, Hadfield discusses the line between fact and fiction, lessons from Mission Control, and how a new era of global ambition is unfolding beyond Earth’s atmosphere.

The Collection: Final Orbit takes us to 1975 and a high-stakes Apollo-Soyuz mission. Why choose this moment to launch your story?

Chris Hadfield: It was the last mission of the Apollo program, the height of the Cold War, and a very symbolic demonstration of cooperative docking between a Soviet and American spaceship at a time of great tension. It was the beginning of Gerald Ford’s presidency after Nixon's Watergate, the very start of the Chinese space program, and a time of great strife with bombings across the U.S. As a thriller writer, that is a great mosaic of threads to pull.

TC: The book mixes real history with fictional characters and events. How do you find balance between authenticity and creative license?

CH: I don't want the reader to be able to tell the difference. I researched for a year to make sure I understand the facts, and dig out all the potential things that could make the plot more interesting. There's a tremendous amount of background work and development of the framework. But once I have that, the plot can really be engaging because all

these real players are doing real things…dangerous and high-stakes things. Every single thing in Final Orbit could have easily happened if the dice had rolled a different way.

TC: Your writing brings details like the smell of burning in space, or the effect of oxygen loss on the body. How did your experience as an astronaut help you approach scenes like that?

CH: I was an astronaut for 21 years and only flew in space for six months. I spent 20 and a half years training…medical training, learning to speak Russian, living at the bottom of the ocean. It puts me in an advantageous place to write because I don't have to ask other people.

For things like the smell, I use the direct conversations between the crew and Mission Control, what they were actually saying. I use that as the script wherever I can because that's what people actually said, and it keeps real credibility and authenticity. I really want this to be transportive, so that while you're reading it, it not only feels like you're there, but you’re actually learning.

TC: This is your third entry into fiction. How do you feel you’ve evolved as a writer?

CH: I'm a much more efficient writer. When I started, everything was the same importance. You don’t know what you can afford to ignore. When I wrote The Apollo Murders, I wrote 195,000 words because I didn’t know what I didn’t need to write. Once I'd gotten it all down, I realized, “Shoot, this whole thing didn’t actually contribute to the plot.” So, we threw out almost a whole novel. A lot of those ideas developed into The Defector and Final Orbit, so they weren’t wasted.

TC: Your book deals with Cold War rivalries. In today's world, how would you describe the state of international cooperation in space?

CH: There’s a proxy war in Ukraine between the West and the East. Who’s backing Russia? Who’s backing Ukraine? Why? It’s a tremendous test bed for new space-based assets and drone technologies. China and the United States are the two most powerful nations and in direct conflict in many areas: influence, territory, even the Moon. The only real governing document is the Outer Space Treaty from

the 1960s, written to avoid nuclear proliferation in space. But it doesn’t clearly define property rights on the moon. Is it first-come, first-served? How does that even work? If you can’t defend your assets, someone else can take them. So, there’s a strong resurgence of a Cold War mentality between China and the U.S.

At the same time, on the International Space Station, we’ve had countries cooperating 24/7 for 30 years. We alternate command… Americans fly on Russian rockets, and Russians on American ones. Despite disputes, there’s still common purpose. Space is a

great sphere for that. It’s simply beyond the means of one country. The more you cooperate, the better chance you have of success. That’s been a defining feature of the ISS from the start.

However, China now has its own space station orbiting the world, and the ISS is orbiting the world, and the streams don’t cross. China plans to put astronauts on the Moon by 2030, and is completely credible in its process. The U.S. plans to orbit the Moon in February with four astronauts, including Canadian Jeremy Hansen, and aims to land by 2030. It’s a setup for conflict.

TC: What should our government be doing to strengthen Canada’s position in space?

CH: I wrote an opinion piece in the Globe on that. We need more responsibility for our own defense and for our membership in NATO and NORAD. The current government has committed a significant percentage to defense and sovereignty, not seen since WWII.

The piece I wrote asks what portion of that spend should be on space technologies, because space is now a visible part of conflict. If everyone relies on Starlink, someone else could just shut it off, and then what do we do? Using current tensions to make good decisions for Canada is key.

There’s even a rocket sitting on a pad in southern Newfoundland from a company called

NordSpace, building domestic launch capability so our military can launch from Canadian soil. Not having that autonomy is precarious. We’re counting on relationships that have proven more combative than ever.

TC: What are you working on next?

CH: I’m working on the fourth book in the Apollo Murder series and a young adult book. We have a very good book for children called The Darkest Dark about how to deal with fear as a small child. Then I wrote An Astronaut's Guide to Life on Earth , which is rules for living a more satisfying and productive life. But I haven't tried to coalesce my thoughts into something that someone between about 10 and 15 can access.

I'm also running an international technology incubator called the Creative Destruction Lab. It's developing technologies the world needs to sustainably give a good quality of life for 10 billion people.

And I have a big show at Massey Hall on November 27th called Generator . It’s ideas as entertainment. We sell out every year, and it’s a really interesting evening.

TC: Congratulations and best wishes with Final Orbit .

CH: Thank you, appreciate it.

For more information on Chris Hadfield, follow: @colchrishadfield

Chris Hadfield's latest book, Final Orbit, is now available. Find it where books are sold or visit penguinrandomhouse.ca

How to Read the Numbers

Behind Toronto Real Estate

The glamour of real estate often lies in marketing: glossy photography, social media buzz, and open houses with lines at the door. But behind the glitz and sparkle, lies a quiet truth: without the right price, none of it works. Pricing is the foundation of any good marketing strategy, and it’s set by numbers, not by gut feeling.

At Harvey Kalles Real Estate, we leverage key housing indicators to cut through the noise. These may sound technical at first, but once explained, they’re powerful tools for buyers and sellers alike. Four indexes stand out: the Home Price Index (HPI), the Sales-to-New-Listings Ratio (SNLR), Months of Inventory (MoI), and the Sale Price-to-List Price Ratio (SP/LP). Think of them as the dashboard instruments that show where the market has been, where it’s leaning, and how to act within it.

The Home Price Index (HPI):

The Market’s Compass

Average or median prices can be misleading, swayed by one record-breaking mansion or a batch of small condos. The HPI avoids these swings by tracking the value of a “typical” home over time, much like a stock index reflects the broader market.

For sellers, the HPI provides perspective: are neighbourhood values on the rise, stable, or softening? For buyers, it reassures that the price they’re paying reflects market reality. By comparing today’s HPI to historic milestones, such as the 2017 foreign buyers’ tax or the highs of early 2022, we get a clearer sense of where values stand in the bigger picture.

Sales-to-New-Listings Ratio (SNLR):

The Market’s Thermostat

If the HPI shows history, SNLR gives us a read on momentum. It compares how many homes are selling against how many are being listed, a measure of balance between demand and supply.

• Above 70% = a hot market favouring sellers, where demand outpaces supply.

• Below 40% = a cooler market favouring buyers, with downward pressure on prices.

• Between 40–70% = a balanced setting.

What makes SNLR powerful is how it varies across submarkets. Toronto as a whole may look balanced, but zoom in and you might see detached homes in one area running cool at 30%, while condos

downtown heat up at 65%. Like a thermostat, it tells us whether the room is warming or cooling, and whether to adjust strategy accordingly.

Months of Inventory (MoI): The Market’s Hourglass

MoI answers a simple question: if no new listings came to market, how long would it take to sell what’s available at the current pace?

A low MoI (one or two months) signals scarce supply and intense competition, often pushing prices higher. A higher MoI (four or five months) suggests buyers hold more negotiating power. Because inventory and pricing are tightly linked, MoI is one of the best predictors of where values are heading next.

Sale Price-to-List Price Ratio (SP/LP): The Market’s Report Card

This ratio measures how close final selling prices are to asking prices.

• 100% = homes selling exactly at list.

• Under 100% = buyers negotiating discounts.

• Over 100% = strong demand pushing prices higher than asking.

For sellers, it’s a clear test of pricing strategy. For buyers, it signals how realistic list prices are. In a market averaging 96%, buyers expect wiggle room. In a market averaging 102%, list prices are more like opening bids.

Why It Matters

Toronto isn’t one single housing market, rather it’s made of many smaller ones defined by neighbourhood, property type, and price range. These four indicators help decode those stories, guiding decisions and strategies that feel less like guesswork and more like informed planning.

At the end of the day, success in real estate is about positioning: the right price, the right strategy, and the right buyers. With the right data, that outcome becomes far more likely.

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South Annex 3-storey home with 3 beds, 3 balconies, in-law suite.

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Prime 53’ lot ready for dream build with lush backyard & privacy.

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Forest Hill South 173 DUNVEGAN RD

Forest Hill mansion by Gordon Ridgely with pool, spa, terraces, gym & elegant finishes.

**Elise Kalles *Sarah Collins

$1,220,000

Humewood-Cedarvale 291 ARLINGTON AVE

Humewood 3 + 1 bed home with office, deck, basement, and renovated kitchen.

**Howard Biderman

$1,350,000 $1,695,000

Humewood-Cedarvale

205 WYCHWOOD AVE

Build-ready 25x130 ft lot with laneway house plans near St. Clair West.

**Yan Gurevich

$1,999,000

Humewood-Cedarvale

116 PINEWOOD AVE

Humewood 4-bed home with chef’s kitchen, family room, smart home features.

*Bram Siskind

Humewood-Cedarvale

306 WYCHWOOD AVE

3+1 bed, 3 bath Humewood home, private drive, potential rental suite.

*Matthew Wise

$875,000

Oakwood-Vaughan

463 WESTMOUNT AVE

Renovated Oakwood bungalow with basement suite, 2 kitchens, and parking.

*Shawn Tessier *Stephanie Toufexis

Humewood-Cedarvale

191 GLEN CEDAR RD

Well-maintained home with 3 beds, office, sport court, deck, close to schools and transit.

*Bram Siskind

$988,000

Oakwood-Vaughan

7 MULBERRY CRES

Renovated 1+2 bed bungalow, finished basement, quiet cul-de-sac, garage.

*Janna Korchagina

$1,249,000

Humewood-Cedarvale

355 ATLAS AVE

Fully renovated 3+1 bed home with stunning 4-season garage & basement.

*Bram Siskind

$2,870,000

Yonge-Eglinton

1003-8 MANOR RD W

Davisville condo, 3 beds, 3 baths, west-facing terrace, high-end finishes..

*Matthew Wise *Heather Hartt

$2,500,000

Bedford Park-Nortown

8 WEETWOOD ST

Bedford Park 3-bed home with vaulted primary, chef’s kitchen, rec room.

**Andre Kutyan

$2,995,000

Bedford Park-Nortown

112 MASON BLVD

Cricket Club home, 50x145 lot, modern kitchen, landscaped gardens.

*Matthew Wise

$465,000

Yonge-Eglinton

2409-33 HELENDALE AVE

The best 1-bedroom unit in the building. Luxury, south-facing views, and upgrades.

*Ira Jelinek

$949,900

Bedford Park-Nortown

205-355 BEDFORD PARK AVE

2-bed suite in boutique building, 2 parking, locker, 9-ft ceilings.

*Ira Jelinek

Bedford Park-Nortown 370 DOUGLAS AVE

Custom home, 3 levels, chef’s kitchen, spa ensuite, garage.

*Jenny Zheng

$1,550,000

Yonge-Eglinton

410-8 MANOR RD W

2-bed, 1-bath Davisville condo, terrace, Miele appliances, near Yonge/Eglinton.

*Matthew Wise *Sarah Collins

$1,395,000

Bedford Park-Nortown

547 DOUGLAS AVE

Bedford Park 50x106 ft lot, renovate or build, zoning for duplex/multiplex.

*Adam Weiner *Michael Silverberg

$2,898,000 $2,999,000 $2,990,000 $3,195,000

Bedford Park-Nortown

60 MCGILLIVRAY AVE

Custom 6-bed, 5-bath home with chef's kitchen, hot tub, and deck.

*Ryan Wood

Bedford Park-Nortown

398 BEDFORD PARK

Bedford Park 4+1 bed detached with deck, landscaped yard, double garage.

**Mytu Doan *Beatrix Pausey *Yasmine Shahlavi

Bedford Park-Nortown

737 WOBURN AVE

Renovated Bedford Park home, 4 beds, 2-car garage, south-facing pool.

*Adam Weiner *Dee Dogru

$3,685,000

Bedford Park-Nortown

541 DELORAINE AVE

Custom-built home 80% complete, 4 beds, rec room, pool, and garage..

*Adam Weiner *Michael Silverberg

$2,670,000

Forest Hill North

15 RIDELLE AVE

Upper Village mid-century 4-bed home with marble floors and flagstone patio.

*Teri Walderman

$3,795,000

Forest Hill North 26 FOREST RIDGE DR

Family home in Forest Hill North, 5 beds, pool, balcony, and great school district.

**D. Kathie Wood *Jonah Wood

$2,595,000

Lawrence Park South 161 BROOKDALE AVE

John Wanless 4+2-bed renovated home with sunlit living & patio.

*Adam Weiner *Teri Kramer

$4,788,000

Bedford Park-Nortown

585 BEDFORD PARK AVE

Bedford Park modern home, 6,000 sqft, pool, gym, and sauna.

*Reza Ipchilar

$2,689,000

Forest Hill North 6 GLENARDEN RD

Upper Forest Hill 4-bed home with pool-size yard, deck, rec room.

*Jamie Erlick

$2,425,000

Forest Hill North 115 WEMBLEY RD

Upper Village 3-bed home with eat-in kitchen, family room, private backyard..

*Sarah Collins

$2,889,000

Forest Hill North 516 ST CLEMENTS AVE

4+1-bed renovated home with luxe finishes, hot tub, gym, & prime North Forest Hill spot.

*Jamie Erlick

$1,499,000 $1,698,000

Lawrence Park North 68 SYLVAN VALLEYWAY

Bedford Park townhome, 3 beds, private patio, bright kitchen, top schools.

*Adam Weiner **Karen Gurland

$6,645,000

Lawrence Park South

50 LAWRENCE CRES

Elegant custom 6,139 sf home in Lawrence Park with pool, gourmet kitchen, & gym.

**Andre Kutyan

Lawrence Park North 114 BOWOOD AVE

Lawrence Park North home, 2nd-floor addition, garage, near top schools..

*Eva Wong

$9,195,000

Lawrence Park South

113 COLDSTREAM AVE

Lytton Park home with ravine setting, pool, and grand interiors.

*Adam Weiner **Karen Gurland

$1,198,000

Bathurst Manor

82 ACTON AVE

Renovated 3-bed bungalow with finished basement, separate entrance, backyard..

*Anthony Lagrotta **Frank Fallico

$2,299,000

Lansing-Westgate

51 STUART AVE

Lansing Westgate 4-bed, 5-bath home with gourmet kitchen and garden.

**Ronit Barzilay

$13,500,000

Lansing-Westgate

108 SANDRINGHAM DR

Rosewood Estate: 4-bed luxury home, pool, spa, theatre, and ravine privacy.

**Elise Kalles *Corinne Kalles *Ryan Wood

$3,898,000

Cabbagetown-South St. James Town

274 CARLTON ST

Award-winning Victorian row house with 3 beds, 2-car garage, and luxury ensuite.

*Andres Rivadeneira

$1,195,000

Clanton Park

89 CHARLESWOOD DR

Clanton Park 2+1 bed home with in-law suite potential on 40x125 ft lot.

**Micky Lehava

$2,999,000

Lansing-Westgate

292 JOHNSTON AVE

Custom home with hardwood, marble floors, heated bathrooms, and gazebo.

**Ronit Barzilay

$708,800

Newtonbrook West

55-19 ELDORA AVE

2-bed stacked condo, open layout, granite kitchen, near Yonge & Finch.

*Romeo Chadley Crisostomo **Romeila Son

$529,000

Church-Yonge Corridor

403-28 TED ROGERS WAY

Newly renovated 1-bed unit in Couture Building with chic kitchen & prime location.

*Christina Li Sherlock

$2,699,000

Clanton Park

32 ALMONT RD

Stunning Clanton Park contemporary with 4 ensuite beds, office, deck.

*Adam Weiner **Karen Gurland

$3,499,000

Lansing-Westgate 20 WALKER RD

Limestone custom home with chef’s kitchen, spa primary, and terrace.

**Ronit Barzilay

$4,388,000

Willowdale West

150 HOLCOLM RD

7,071 sq ft luxury home with chef’s kitchen, wine cellar, gym, 7 baths.

**Howard Biderman

$734,900

Church-Yonge Corridor

3609-28 TED ROGERS WAY

2-bed corner unit at Couture Condos with stunning skyline views, modern kitchen.

**Zan Molko *Carol Molko

$1,149,000

Church-Yonge Corridor

801-101 CHARLES ST E

Sleek 2-storey 2+2 bed suite with high ceilings, flexible den, amenities.

*Josh Howard

$995,000

Regent Park

201-5 DEFRIES ST

New 3-bed, 2-bath condo with 2 balconies & sweeping Don River views—998 sq ft.

*Matthew Hua *Mandana Yousefi

$799,900

Rosedale-Moore Park

1703-300 BLOOR ST E

Bellagio 2-bed + den, split plan, 9-ft ceilings, balcony, parking & locker.

*Liora Tal *Daniel Bloch

$2,695,000

Rosedale-Moore Park

108 SHAFTESBURY AVE

Newly renovated, 2 beds + den, chef’s kitchen, deep lot with secure parking.

*John R Fortney

$1,699,000

Church-Yonge Corridor

17-301 MUTUAL ST

Spacious 3-storey Radio City townhouse, 2-car parking, gym, terrace, prime downtown.

*Corinne Kalles

$1,599,888

Waterfront Communities

813-29 QUEENS QUAY E

Downtown 2-bed, 2-bath unit, lake views, floor-to-ceiling windows, amenities..

*Shahin Naek Fealizadeh

$1,650,000

Rosedale-Moore Park

99 GLENROSE AVE

Solid double-brick Rosedale Moore Park home, blank canvas, rare lot.

*Chialing Ku

$2,999,000

Rosedale-Moore Park

8 EDGEWOOD CRES

Detached North Rosedale home, 5 beds + office, gourmet kitchen, pool.

*Donna Thompson

$518,000

Moss Park

526-47 LOWER RIVER ST

Jr. 1-bed + study with 9’ ceilings, quartz kitchen, near parks, trails & Distillery.

**Jih-shyan Fan

$1,949,000

Waterfront Communities

701-155 MERCHANTS WHARF

Luxury 2-bed + den condo at Aqualuna with 11' ceilings, lake views, and smart tech.

**Anahita Momtazian

$2,599,000

Rosedale-Moore Park

101 CLIFTON RD

Renovated Clifton home, 4 beds, primary suite, legal basement apartment.

*Anisija Nojkova *Sergey Odinok

$6,690,000

Rosedale-Moore Park 304-7 DALE AVE

Rosedale boutique suite, 2 bdrm + den, terrace, and ravine views.

**Alison Fiorini

$8,900,000

Rosedale-Moore Park

97 GLEN RD

South Rosedale estate, 8,000+ sqft, renovation-ready with plans.

**Mytu Doan

$3,199,000

Mount Pleasant East

194 SHELDRAKE BLVD

Custom Sherwood Park home with 4 beds, 3 baths, and spa-inspired ensuite.

*Adam Weiner **Karen Gurland

$799,000

Mount Pleasant West

1406-88 BROADWAY AVE

2-bed, 2-bath corner unit in Yonge & Eglinton with high ceilings, amenities.

*Heather Hartt *Ethan Hartt

$3,499,000

Leaside

105 DONLEA DR

Timeless design. 4 beds, chef's kitchen, radiant floors, home automation.

*Reza Ipchilar

$11,788,000

Rosedale-Moore Park 114 GLEN RD

Rosedale mansion, 7+1 beds, 8 baths, historic details, gardens, and parking.

*Donna Thompson

$6,350,000

Mount Pleasant East

126 SHERWOOD AVE

Sherwood Park estate with pool, Italian marble, and heated floors.

*Matthew Wise

$999,000

Mount Pleasant West

2407-25 HOLLY ST

Midtown 3-bed condo, 2 baths, parking, balcony, hot tub, pool, gym.

*Robert Greenberg *Claire Oh

$1,799,000

Thorncliffe Park

33 FREDERICK TODD WAY 2003

Upper East Village 2+1-bed corner suite with 3 baths, wrap balcony, chef’s kitchen.

**Ronit Barzilay

$2,895,000

Mount Pleasant East

397 SOUDAN AVE

Modern Davisville gem with 10' ceilings, spa ensuite, and resort-like backyard.

*Robert Greenberg *Amir Kiabi

$799,000

Mount Pleasant West

827-8 HILLSDALE AVE E

2-bed corner suite at The Art Shoppe, 4 balconies, luxury amenities.

*Adam Feldman

$1,699,000

Mount Pleasant West

TH104-25 HOLLY ST

3+1 bed, 3 bath Yonge & Eglinton townhouse, bright, gourmet kitchen.

*Robert Greenberg *Claire Oh

$1,199,900

St. Andrew-Windfields

42 CRIMSON MILL WAY

3,100 sq ft townhome, 4 beds, new chef’s kitchen, pool access, renovated basement.

*Ira Jelinek

$2,450,000

St. Andrew-Windfields

17 MUNRO BLVD

66-ft lot in St. Andrews with walkouts, tandem garage & custom build potential.

**Mark Aliassa **Anthony Franciotti

$6,495,000

St. Andrew-Windfields

14 SULGRAVE CRES

St. Andrews 7,900 sqft home with chef’s kitchen and spa retreat.

**Andre Kutyan

99 JOHN ST SUITE 4802

One of the most extraordinary penthouses ever offered in The Entertainment District. 2852 sf of luxury boasting three bedrooms, two dens, three parking, a large balcony and upstairs, there’s a 1424 sf terrace with breathtaking views.

$6,000,000

108

SHAFTESBURY AVE

Sleek and modern renovation nestled in one of the centre core’s most desired pockets. Completely renovated top to bottom. Easy walk to shopping and restaurants with mere steps to Ravine/parks and the Subway.

$2,695,000

St. Andrew-Windfields

2638A BAYVIEW AVE

St. Andrew-Windfield townhome, 3 beds, 4 baths, elevator, rooftop terrace.

*Ed Abdou

$8,995,000

St. Andrew-Windfields

48 WIMPOLE DR

Resort-style home with infinity pool, sauna, elevator, Falcon kitchen, and hot tub.

*Zack Fenwick **Erik Paige

PENTHOUSE II AT THE PJ!

St. Andrew-Windfields

38 FIFESHIRE RD

Near ½-acre ravine lot in Bayview/York Mills—build your dream legacy estate.

**Mark Aliassa **Anthony Franciotti

$9,499,999

St. Andrew-Windfields

8 SWANSDOWN DR

Unique, masterfully built estate with gardens, pool, and luxury.

**D. Kathie Wood *Ryan Wood *Jonah Wood

$2,895,000

Banbury-Don Mills 4 KIMLOCH CRES

Architect-designed Denlow home with chef's kitchen & zen backyard oasis.

**Mark Aliassa **Anthony Franciotti

$749,000

Newtonbrook East

509-5785 YONGE ST

2-bed corner suite in North York, updated kitchen, balcony, amenities.

*Adam Feldman

$1,248,000

Willowdale East

906-65 SPRING GARDEN AVE

West-facing 2+2 bed suite, renovated, Japanese garden, pool, EV charger.

*Karen Daniel *Michael Seltzer

$1,085,000

Parkwoods-Donalda 1 VANITY CRT

Renovated 3-bed with in-law suite, big yard & garden suite potential.

*Ariana Karaiskos

$1,949,888

Newtonbrook East

140 WEDGEWOOD DR

4-bed freehold home in family-friendly neighborhood with modern kitchen & deck.

**Anahita Momtazian

$2,295,000

Willowdale East

16 WEDGEPORT PLACE

Updated bungalow in Willowdale cul-de-sac with modern kitchen, large lot, & great schools.

**Anahita Momtazian

$3,780,000

Parkwoods-Donalda 29 PARMBELLE CRES

Spacious 4-bed home with chef’s kitchen, fireplaces, and large lot.

**Perry Betel

$1,050,000

Newtonbrook East

401-1 HYCREST AVE

Bright 3-bed corner suite in Bayview Village, 2 parking, gym, sauna.

*Brucyne Sud

$759,000

Bayview Village

509-7 KENASTON GARDENS

2-bed boutique condo in Bayview Village with 2 balconies & concierge.

*Eva Wong

Bayview Village

603-23 REAN DR

Bayview Village corner unit, 2 beds, 2 baths, 2 balconies, modern kitchen.

*Evelyn Roberts *David Roberts

$748,000 $1,795,000 $2,950,000

Bayview Village

1602B-660 SHEPPARD AVE

Spacious 3-bed luxury condo with elevator, gym, pool, office, parking, valet.

**Howard Biderman

Bayview Village

UPH4-662 SHEPPARD AVE E

Bayview Village 3-bed, 3-bath suite with dual elevators, luxury finishes.

**Elise Stern *Austin Weiland

$3,098,000

Bayview Wood-Steeles

60 BOWAN CRT

Luxury 5+1-bed home with pool, 2 kitchens, top schools, & ravine trail nearby.

*Ken Ramsay *Jaime Ramsay

$529,900

Agincourt North

430-5225 FINCH AVE E

Bright 2-bed, 1-bath condo with balcony, parking, and prime Scarborough location.

*Romeo Chadley Crisostomo *Veronica Drilon

$1,087,000

Danforth Village-East York

256 SAMMON AVE

Danforth Village home with rooftop deck, spiral stairs, and potential income suite.

*Andrew Deacon

$995,000

Hillcrest Village 902-55 SKYMARK DR

2-bed, 2-bath Zenith updated condo, 1,850 sq ft, 2 parking, resort amenities.

**Zan Molko *Carol Molko

$499,900

Agincourt South-Malvern West

519-2033 KENNEDY RD

Large 1+1 condo with 24hr concierge, BBQ area, library, and great transit access.

*Sampson Shen *Eva Wong

$980,000 $1,895,000

Dorset Park

205 VAUXHALL DR

4-bed semi backsplit with finished basement, split-level privacy, hardwood.

*Mary Stojcevski

Danforth Village-East York

167 SAMMON AVE

East York 3-bed custom home with walkout basement, chef’s kitchen, skylights.

*Michael Silverberg *Madison Kvaltin *Adam Weiner

East York

510 DONLANDS AVE

East York 4+2-bed custom home with 6 baths, gourmet kitchen, spa ensuite.

*Meni Moskowski

$528,000

Pleasant View 1708-1900 SHEPPARD AVE E

Bright 2-bed, 2-bath corner unit with resortstyle amenities and city views.

*Dina Shoraka

$1,200,000

Blake-Jones

22 SEYMOUR AVE

Charming 2-bed detached home with private drive, ready for renovation.

*David Elliott

Dorset Park

211-2550 LAWRENCE AVE E

2-bed, 2-bath condo with pool, gym, and prime Midland & Lawrence location.

*Romeo Chadley Crisostomo

East York

67 LESMOUNT AVE

Elegant 4-bed home with 11-ft ceilings, chef’s kitchen, deck, spa ensuite.

*Vivian Souroujon

$420,000

Kennedy Park 915-5 GREYSTONE WALK DR

Renovated 1-bed with open concept, ensuite laundry, skyline views, and parking.

*Liora Tal *Daniel Bloch

$1,225,000

South Riverdale 45-140 BROADVIEW AVE

1,380 sq ft end-unit townhome with rooftop terrace, 2 beds, office/den.

**Micky Lehava

$1,499,999

Brookhaven-Amesbury 72B RENFIELD ST

Custom 3-bed, 5-bath home with chef’s kitchen, luxe ensuite & finished basement.

*Adea Sasso *David Oey

$899,000

Downsview-Roding-CFB

4-60 GEORGE BUTCHART DR

3+1 bed in Downsview Park with panoramic views, gym, and outdoor amenities.

**Alecia Charny

$899,900

Rouge 9 BOBCAT TERRACE

3+1 bed semi in Scarborough, 2.5 baths, finished basement, 3 parking.

*Romeo Chadley Crisostomo *James Yu

$625,000

Alderwood

310-408 BROWNS LINE

Bright 2-bed, 2-bath condo in Alderwood with modern kitchen, balcony, parking.

*Heather Hartt *Ethan Hartt

$1,160,000

Corso Italia-Davenport 266 MCROBERTS AVE

Renovated 3-bed home with finished basement, open kitchen, fenced yard.

*Sarah Lever

$689,000

Edenbridge-Humber Valley 521-293 THE KINGSWAY

Bright 2-bed, 2-bath condo with chef’s kitchen, rooftop terrace, gym, concierge.

**Evan Christensen **Niels Christensen

$648,000

South Riverdale 541-150 LOGAN AVE

Leslieville 1+den, 2-bath condo, floor-toceiling windows, balcony.

*Desiree Andersen

$1,789,000

Briar Hill-Belgravia 1006 BRIAR HILL AVE

3 bed, 4 bath detached home, primary suite with terrace, double garage.

*Josh Howard

$1,499,000

Corso Italia-Davenport 15 INNES AVE

Corso Italia semi-detached, 3-bed, luxury finishes, near parks, cafes & schools.

*Jamie Erlick

$729,000

Edenbridge-Humber Valley 102-293 THE KINGSWAY

New 1-bed luxury suite with rooftop terrace, gym & concierge.

**Evan Christensen **Niels Christensen

$829,000

Edenbridge-Humber Valley 305-293 THE KINGSWAY

New luxury suite in The Kingsway with den, balcony, rooftop terrace.

**Evan Christensen **Niels Christensen

$1,875,000

Edenbridge-Humber Valley 519-293 THE KINGSWAY

Kingsway 1,505 sq ft suite with terraces, rooftop lounge, concierge, family room.

**Evan Christensen **Niels Christensen

$2,728,000

Humber Heights

38 WESTMOUNT PARK RD

Etobicoke home, 4 beds, T-shaped driveway, open-concept, backyard deck.

*Ana Santos *Sara Branco

$519,999

Islington-City Centre West

1206-7 MABELLE AVE

1-bed + den with upgrades, Juliette balcony, parking, and Tridel amenities in Etobicoke.

*Gloria Defrancesco

$1,275,000

Edenbridge-Humber Valley 707-293 THE KINGSWAY

New 964 sq ft suite with rooftop terrace, fitness studio, concierge service.

**Evan Christensen **Niels Christensen

$2,799,000

Edenbridge-Humber Valley 17 ELSTREE RD

Humber Valley Village home, 3 beds + primary retreat, inground saltwater pool.

**Niels Christensen **Evan Christensen

$2,999,000

Humber Heights 15 DRURY LANE

Custom 4+1 bed, 6 bath home with chef kitchen and over 5,100 sq ft of elegant space.

**Peter Powers *Jason Sampson

$625,000

Islington-City Centre West

412-2 ABERFOYLE CRES

750 sq ft 1-bed with hardwood, stone counters, laundry room, & all utilities incl.

*Jorgina Lee

$1,604,000

Edenbridge-Humber Valley 620-293 THE KINGSWAY

New luxury suite, 2 beds, rooftop terrace, concierge, near parks & shops.

**Evan Christensen **Niels Christensen

$4,650,000

Edenbridge-Humber Valley 30 EDENBROOK HILL

Edenbridge-Humber Valley modern estate, 3+1 beds, golf course.

*Ana Santos *Sara Branco

$499,000

Islington-City Centre West 109-215 SHERWAY GARDENS RD

750 sq ft 1-bed with hardwood, stone counters, laundry room, & all utilities incl.

*John Qureshi

$817,900

Kingsway South 413-160 KINGSWAY CRES

Luxury 1-bed, 2-bath condo by Humber River with high ceilings, parking, locker.

*Helena Sedlak

Kingsway South

4673 DUNDAS ST

Architect-designed bright 5-bed home with chef’s kitchen, in-law suite & parking.

*Jacqueline Nimer

$428,000

Mount Olive-Silverstone-Jamestown 911-61 MARKBROOK LANE

Bright 920 sf 1+den condo with NW views, ensuite laundry, parking, pool, gym & transit.

*Anna Principe

$1,759,000

Yorkdale-Glen Park 49 WENDERLY DR

Spacious Glen Park side split, pool, solarium, deck, family-friendly.

*Jamie Erlick

$1,198,888

Richmond Hill

62 KALMAR CRES

4+1 bed semi, 4 baths, modern kitchen, south yard, extended driveway.

**Sam Schariefy

Kingsway South 89 KINGSWAY CRES

Stunning 6,500+ sq ft home on 0.5 acres with elevator, views, and geothermal.

*Susan Mendonca

Rockcliffe-Smythe 4 CORBETT AVE

2,500 sq ft custom home, 3-bed walkout basement, 8,300 sq ft lot.

**Lou Berkovits

Richmond Hill

SE204-9199 YONGE ST

Richmond Hill 1-bed + den, 2-bath, parking, locker, resort-style amenities.

*Ashley Shumate

$608,888

Vaughan 2608-7890 BATHURST ST

Penthouse 2-bed, 2-bath suite with upgrades, parking, locker, prime location.

**Sam Schariefy

Markland Wood 30 NEILOR CRES

Markland Wood mid-century modern with pool, ravine lot, and 4+1 beds.

*Ana Santos *Sara Branco

Stonegate-Queensway 52 MARKET GARDEN MEWS

4-bed freehold townhouse, 2 baths, terrace, finished basement, garage.

*Ken Ramsay *Jaime Ramsay

Richmond Hill 1-9 PHELPS LANE

Freehold 2-bed, 3-bath townhome with rooftop terrace, garage, modern finishes.

**Anahita Momtazian **Niloo Sepehr

$624,999

Vaughan 1411-7440 BATHURST ST

Spacious 2-bed, 2-bath condo, balcony, pool, gym, tennis, downtown views.

*Rick Ostroff

$789,900

Vaughan 405-4620 HWY 7

Penthouse 2-bed, 2-bath at Ambria, ravine view, open concept, parking.

*Anthony Lagrotta **Frank Fallico

$1,229,000

Vaughan 75 DE LA ROCHE DR

Brand-new 3-storey townhouse, 4 beds, ensuite baths, den, garage, near highways.

*Edward Abdou

$2,088,000

Vaughan 85 FRANMORE CIR

Thornhill 5-bed home with renovated kitchen, pool, and private pie-shaped lot.

*Bailey Horenfeldt

$849,900

Vaughan 508-88 PROMENADE CIR

Bright Thornhill condo, 2 beds + den, granite kitchen, luxury amenities.

*Adam Feldman

$1,549,000

Vaughan 18 FINLAYSON CRT

Rare 4+1 bed Thornhill home on huge pie lot; vaulted ceilings, pool size lot, garage.

*Chaim Talpalar

$2,688,888

Vaughan 145 RODEO DR

Thornhill grand 5,000+ sq ft custom home with primary retreat & deck.

*Liora Tal *Daniel Bloch

$936,000

Vaughan 211-7 TOWNSGATE DR

2-bed + den condo, 2 baths, 2 parking, balcony, full amenities.

*Shauna Merkur

$1,890,000

Vaughan 12 ALTA VISTA CRT

4-bed, 5-bath home with pool, 6-car parking, chef’s kitchen, finished basement.

**Micky Lehava

$769,000

Aurora 82 POPLAR CRES

Spacious 3-bed townhouse with fenced yard backing onto park in family-friendly area.

**Alecia Charny

$499,000 $559,000

Newmarket

2-18 LYTHAM GREEN CIRCLE

Brand-new 1-bed townhouse with parking, modern kitchen, and great transit access.

*Ira Jelinek

Newmarket

16-24 LYTHAM GREEN CIRCLE

Brand new 1-bed, 1-bath townhouse, 1 parking, 2 lockers, modern finishes.

*Ira Jelinek

$640,000

Newmarket 32-18 LYTHAM GREEN CIRCLE

Brand new 2-bed, 2-bath townhouse, 2 parking, 2 lockers, modern finishes.

*Ira Jelinek

$748,000

Newmarket

11-18 LYTHAM GREEN CIRCLE

Brand new 2-bed, 2-bath townhome with 2 parking spots & 2 lockers.

*Ira Jelinek

$2,499,000

King

4 LARKIN AVE

Gates of Nobleton 4-bed, 4-bath home with oversized corner lot & ensuite beds.

*Zack Fenwick **Erik Paige *Celine Mann

$889,900

Markham

65 WHITE'S HILL AVE

3+1 bed Mattamy townhome, 3 baths, park view, renovated kitchen, basement.

*Romeo Chadley Crisostomo

$2,198,800

Markham

94 SUTCLIFFE CRES

Cachet executive 4-bed, 4,800 sq ft home with chef’s kitchen & resort backyard.

*Edward Abdou

$785,000

Newmarket

12-14 LYTHAM GREEN CIRCLE

Brand new 3-bed, 3-bath townhome with 2 parking spots & 2 lockers.

*Ira Jelinek

$980,000

Whitchurch-Stouffville

170 BOADWAY CRES

3-bed Minto townhome, finished basement, quartz kitchen, attached garage.

*KK Azimisadjadi *Sisi Morshedi

$1,070,000

Markham

212-9 STOLLERY POND CRES

Corner 2-bed condo with terrace, 10-ft ceilings, resort-style Angus Glen amenities.

*Brucyne Sud

$599,900

Bowmanville

38C LOOKOUT DR

Stunning 2-bed lakeside townhome with balcony, modern kitchen, and serene views.

*Romeo Crisostomo **Romeila Son

$658,888

Newmarket

305-185 DEERFIELD RD

Corner 2-bed + den suite with balcony, parking, and close to shopping & trails.

**Anahita Momtazian

$3,998,000

Whitchurch-Stouffville

18 LINCOLNVILLE LANE

1.1-acre modern farmhouse, 6 beds, 5 baths, chef’s kitchen, spa suite.

**Michael Sotoadeh *Kayla Donato

$1,329,000

Markham

802 CORNELL ROUGE BLVD

Markham Cornell 4-bed brick home, open concept, deck, family-friendly location.

*Brucyne Sud

$679,999

Oshawa

38 GLENSTAL PATH

Oshawa 3-bed home near colleges, spa-like ensuite, open backyard.

*Romeo Chadley Crisostomo *Veronica Drilon

$899,900

Oshawa

34 TAUNTON RD W

Oshawa 5-bed, 2-bath back-split, sunroom, backyard, parking for 6.

*Romeo Chadley Crisostomo

Whitby

49 ROTHEAN DR

Whitby 4-bed, 3,262 sq ft, pool, updated, private backyard, top schools.

*Adam Feldman

$635,000

Burlington

609-2055 UPPER MIDDLE RD

2-bed, 2-bath condo with chef kitchen, balcony & Niagara Escarpment views.

*Kimberley Thorne

$3,799,000

Caledon

3 RUTLAND HILL CRT

15-acre Victorian estate in Caledon with pool, hockey rink, sauna, 5+1 beds.

**Hilary Matthews

$599,900 $929,000

Pickering

404-1460 WHITES RD

Stacked townhome with rooftop terrace, 2+1 beds, and easy access to 401 and GO.

*Romeo Crisostomo **Romeila Son

Pickering

1146 CACTUS CRES

Renovated 1,850 sq ft end-unit Brookfield townhome, large lot, 3 beds.

*Matthew Hua

$1,548,000 $899,000 $1,325,000

Brampton

34 GREENDUST CRT

Updated 3-bed detached home, park views, finished lower level, patio.

*Cheryl Graff *Samantha Graff

$4,699,000

Burlington

90 OAKLANDS PARK CRT

Multi-million reno transformed this home into open concept West Coast modern aesthetic.

*Jen Tripp **Elise Kalles

$2,795,000

Milton

29 PERU RD

Milton contemporary home, 3 beds, 21-ft ceilings, hot tub, cold plunge.

*Andres Rivadeneira *Ibeth Rivadeneira

Brampton

36 BOUNDBROOK DR

Stunning home with 4 beds, finished basement apartment, 7 parking spaces.

*Amir Khoshdel

$1,399,999

Caledon

135 RIVERWOOD TERRACE

Bolton East bungaloft, 3+1 beds, renovated, walkout apartment, modern kitchen.

*Gloria Defrancesco

$469,900

Mississauga

505-3065 QUEEN FREDERICA DR

2-bed, 2-bath condo with balcony, open concept, and upgraded floors.

*Romeo Chadley Crisostomo

$599,000

Mississauga

503-80 ABSOLUTE AVE

2-bed, 2-bath corner condo, 2-car tandem parking, balcony, renovated.

*Amir Khoshdel

$1,690,000

Mississauga

4257 STARLIGHT CRES

4 bed, 2,700 sq ft Rathwood home, formal rooms, backyard, rare find.

**Kwang Sik Choi

$2,398,000

Mississauga

5108 FOREST HILL DR

Massive 4,500+ sq ft Credit Mills home with pool, loft, custom kitchen & skylights.

*Luciano Commisso

$998,888

Mississauga

49 THEODORE DR

2+3 bed bungalow with 2-bed basement, landscaped yard, 2 kitchens.

*Ashley Shumate

$2,099,000

Mississauga

1268 CERMEL DR

Renovated 4+1 bed Lorne Park home with chef’s kitchen, wine cellar, private deck.

**Evan Christensen **Niels Christensen

$4,598,000

Mississauga

1654 BIRCHWOOD DR

Stunning 6600+ sq ft custom home with zen design, luxe chef's kitchen.

*David Oey *Martine Rivard

$999,999

Mississauga

366-1575 LAKESHORE RD W

Spacious 2+den condo, 3 baths, huge balcony, 24-hr concierge, gym.

*Ashley Shumate

$2,199,998

Mississauga 1623 EGLINTON AVE W

Designer 4+6-bed home backing ravine with 3 kitchens, terraces, luxury finishes.

*Ashley Shumate

Mississauga

1199 TECUMSEH PARK CRES

Custom-built 5-bed home in Lorne Park with luxury features, gym, theatre, and more.

*Zack Fenwick **Erik Paige

Oakville

227-216 OAK PARK BLVD

Oak Park 2+1 bed, 2-bath condo, open concept, balcony, modern upgrades.

*Jorgina Lee

$678,000 $1,259,999 $1,299,000

Oakville

235 HAROLD DENT TRAIL N

2020 end-unit townhome, 3 beds, $200K upgrades, 3 parking spaces.

*Aleksandra Klepczynski

Oakville 1050 LINDSAY DR

Chelsea model townhouse backing ravine, 3 beds, finished walk-out basement.

**Luciano Commisso

$1,349,000

Oakville

247 JENNINGS CRES

50x150 ft lot near Bronte Village—live in or build your dream home by the lake.

**Luciano Commisso

$3,999,990

Rockwood

243 MAIN ST

Stunning stone home on 1.8 acres by Eramosa River, 4 beds, pool, rustic barn.

*Herman Wood **D. Kathie Wood

$1,978,000

Barrie

23 ROYAL OAK DR

Executive 5-bed home with pool, tennis court, cabana, and lakeside views.

*Stephanie Adams

$809,900

Blue Mountains

203 YELLOW BIRCH CRES

3-bed Windfall home with luxe finishes, spa ensuite, fenced yard & year-round perks.

*Ken Ramsay *Jaime Ramsay

$3,150,000

Oakville

588 STEPHENS CRES

Modern farmhouse with 4 ensuite beds, gazebo, gym, and heated garage.

*Ana Santos *Sara Branco

$998,000

Barrie

13 OAKSIDE CRT

Upgraded 4-bed home with new floors, kitchen, bathrooms, & custom stair feature.

*Matt Hua *Mandy Yousefi

$1,999,999

Barrie

10 PUGET ST

Renovated lakeview home on double lot steps to beach, trails, and downtown Barrie.

*Stephanie Adams

Blue Mountains

211-115 FAIRWAY CRT

Blue Mountain 3-bed townhome, corner unit, mountain views, pool access.

**Hilary Matthews

$6,999,999

Oakville

233 LAKEWOOD DR

South Oakville home with pool, terraces, and architectural design.

*Gillian Cousin *Aaron Gonsenhauser

$1,549,999

Barrie

226 NAPIER ST

Classic Barrie bungalow, 4 beds, renovated, private .63-acre lot, near lake.

*Stephanie Adams

Blue Mountains

37-146 SETTLER'S WAY

4-bed Blue Mountain townhome, loft, private garden, pool & rec amenities.

*Rachael Bakker

Blue Mountains

113 BLACK WILLOW ST

6-bed smart home, automated, designer finishes, move-in ready.

*Rachael Bakker

$1,600,000

Innisfil

72 LAKESIDE DR

Lakefront Big Bay Point home, 4 beds, private dock, sunsets, fully furnished.

*David Harland

$3,800,000

Innisfil

3421 CRESCENT HARBOUR RD

Luxury waterfront retreat with 5 beds, lake views, and resort-style spaces.

*Stephanie Adams

$1,799,900

Innisfil

3772 MANGUSTA CRT

Mangusta Crt luxury townhome with marina views, wet bar, cathedral ceilings.

*Stephanie Adams

$13,999,999

Innisfil

1562 LADYWOOD WAY

World-class waterfront estate on Kempenfelt Bay with multiple residences.

*Stephanie Adams

$2,379,000

Innisfil 607 CEDARVALE DR

Cedar Ridge 4-acre Georgian Bay home, panoramic views, 4-bed retreat.

*Jack Samuel

$1,188,000

New Tecumseth

53 LAWRENCE D. PRIDHAM AVE

New 4-bed home, 2 private ensuites, great room, open concept, balcony.

**Frank Fallico *Anthony Lagrotta

Oro-Medonte

2369 LAKESHORE RD

Lake Simcoe gem with Muskoka room, bunkie, guest suite, and 50' of frontage.

*Stephanie Adams

$2,149,000

Tiny 1716 TINY BEACHES RD S

Tiny Township waterfront lot with 103-ft frontage, private lake access.

*Jamie Erlick

$2,699,999 $17,900,000 $1,499,000

Oro-Medonte

2653 RIDGE RD W

Lighthouse Estate on 17.24 acres with two homes, boathouse, and panoramic views.

*Stephanie Adams

$2,325,000

Tiny

20 NIPPISSING RIDGE RD

Georgian Bay 4-acre ridge lot with sweeping views, decks, fireplace & 4-season luxury.

*Jay Egan *Olga Lapshina

Severn

1168 APTER LANE

Sparrow Lake 4-bed cottage, 0.82-acre lakefront, private dock, nature views.

**Evan Malach

$225,000

Cherry Valley

24 BUTTERNUT LANE

Cottage life at East Lake Shores! 2-bed, 2-bath gem with resort perks, pools & more.

**Suzanne White

$260,000

Cherry Valley 10 MEADOW VIEW LANE

Affordable 2-bed resort cottage in PEC! Pools, beach, trails & fun—yours for 2025.

**Suzanne White

$239,000

Prince Edward County 390 COUNTY RD 25

Build your dream on this 3+ acre lot near wineries, Picton, and nature in the County.

**Suzanne White

$669,000

Prince Edward County 2971 COUNTY RD 13

Charming South Bay waterfront home with views, space for guests, and County charm.

**Suzanne White

$235,000

Greater Napanee 0 OAKWOOD LANE

Build your dream home on this 1.48-acre lot with well, trees & deeded bay access nearby.

**Suzanne White

$349,900

Prince Edward County 13997 LOYALIST PARKWAY

A 2 bedroom bungalow on a 2 acre lot in a prime County location.

*Miranda Miller

$689,900

Prince Edward County 22 DEMILLE ST

Charming 3-bed, 2-bath home on a quiet lot, steps from waterfront, STA licensed.

**Suzanne White

$234,000

Prince Edward County 1032 COUNTY RD 13

County paradise near Picton. 2 acres with a well, shed & mix of field and forest.

**Suzanne White

$539,000

Prince Edward County 101 TREASURE COVE LANE

A 3-season waterfront cottage with a boathouse on the Bay of Quinte.

*Miranda Miller

Prince Edward County 55 COUNTY RD 1

Custom home near Picton with 5 beds, inlaw suite potential, & over 2600 sf of space.

**Suzanne White

$799,000 $997,000

Prince Edward County 1015 COUNTY RD 2

Charming 4-bed, 3-bath home on 3.7 acres with views, space, and income potential.

**Suzanne White

Prince Edward County 29 BACK LANE

Waterfront haven: pool, dock, bunkie & natural beauty minutes from Picton.

**Suzanne White

$1,149,000

Prince Edward County 2465 COUNTY RD 7

Historic schoolhouse turned charming 3-bed, 2-bath home on 3 acres.

**Suzanne White $795,000

$1,150,000

Prince Edward County

14782 LOYALIST PARKWAY

Two great houses on a large lot, pool, detached garage and minutes to downtown.

*Miranda Miller

$1,599,000

Prince Edward County 2535 COUNTY RD 13

Serene South Bay waterfront home: comfort, style & natural beauty await.

**Suzanne White

$1,199,000

Haliburton

19750 KAWAGAMA BIG TROUT ISLAND

Island property with 422' on Kawagama Lake, main cottage, bunkie & workshop.

**John Aben **Mark Aben

$785,000

Huntsville

5 BLUE BIRCH LANE

Low maintenance 4-bed, 3-bath end unit bungalow townhouse with double garage.

**John Aben **Mark Aben

$1,450,000

Prince Edward County 3769 COUNTY RD 13

Stunning 6-bed, 5-bath waterfront home with breathtaking South Bay views.

**Suzanne White

$1,780,000

Prince Edward County 3605 COUNTY RD 7

Executive waterfront retreat on 3+ acres with 217' shoreline.

**Suzanne White

$1,699,000

Haliburton

1003 HOLLOW RD

3-bed, 2-bath cottage with sandy beach, 128' of frontage and 3-bay garage.

**Mark Aben **John Aben

$979,000

Huntsville

157 CHALET CRES

Designer chalet with lake access and across from Hidden Valley Ski Resort.

**Mark Aben **John Aben

$1,499,000

Prince Edward County 2992 COUNTY RD 7

Stunning rural retreat with panoramic water views and space for development!

*Carol Love *Joe Martin

$1,345,000

Bracebridge

9 MELANE CRT

5,100 sq ft home with 4-6 beds, 4 car garage, gym & large backyard on a cul-de-sac.

*Rick Scully **Dustin Cleveland

$499,000

Huntsville

205-26 DAIRY LANE

Bright 2-bed, 2-bath corner unit condo with balcony and underground parking.

**John Aben **Mark Aben

$1,160,000

Huntsville

5 BRAESIDE CRES

2700+sqft bungalow with 3 beds, 3 baths and a fully fenced backyard oasis.

**Mark Aben **John Aben

$1,449,000

Huntsville

63 CLUBHOUSE DR

2900+sqft executive bungalow backing onto Deerhurst Highlands Golf Course.

**John Aben **Mark Aben

$625,000

Lake of Bays

2-1028 SOUTH TOOKE LAKE RD

200' on Tooke Lake with sandy beach and a 3-bed, 1-bath classic Muskoka cottage.

*Anna Principe **John Aben

$2,395,000

Lake of Bays

1074 TALLY HO WINTER PARK RD

Custom 7000+sqft luxury home with 5-beds, 6-baths and 35 acres.

**John Aben **Mark Aben

$4,800,000

Lake of Bays

1837 PORT CUNNINGTON RD

Cottage, bunkie and boathouse, with 9 acres and 537' on Lake of Bays.

**John Aben **Mark Aben

$1,495,000

Huntsville

36 HOMESTEAD LANE

5+ bed, 4-bath home with 5000+ sqft, a finished basement and great yard.

**Mark Aben **John Aben

$850,000

Lake of Bays

3-1082 CARL FISHER DR

2.15 acre building lot with 270' on Bella Lake with newer dock and bunkie.

**John Aben **Mark Aben

$3,490,000

Lake of Bays

3661 SOUTH PORTAGE RD

Unique lake house with 6+ acres, boathouse and 573' of frontage on Lake of Bays.

**John Aben **Mark Aben

$1,795,000

McKellar

27 LIZZIE’S LANE

4 season southerly facing bungalow with 3 beds, 2 baths & garage with sleeping cabin.

*Rick Scully **Dustin Cleveland

$130,000

Lake of Bays

0 EAST WALKER LAKE RD

Picturesque .75-acre wooded residential lot across from Walker Lake in Muskoka.

**John Aben **Mark Aben

$999,000

Lake of Bays

1033 SCOTT LANE

3-season cottage with 390' of frontage on Oxbow Lake, level lot and 2+ acres.

**Mark Aben **John Aben

$4,250,000

Lake of Bays

1204 SEABREEZE RD

Custom 4-bed, 4 bath new-build with west exposure on Lake of Bays.

**John Aben **Mark Aben

$1,995,000

Muskoka Lakes

4-1254 BARLOCHAN RD

82 ac landbank holding with 2.5 ac lakefront lot with ~180’ of sandy shore frontage.

*Rick Scully **Dustin Cleveland

$259,000

Muskoka Lakes

CON 1 PT LOT 12 BARLOCHAN RD

Private 13.28 ac vacant lot close to Lake Muskoka beach with multiple building sites.

*Rick Scully **Dustin Cleveland

$6,195,000

Muskoka Lakes

22-1052 LONGHURST RD

South Lake Rosseau landmark. 2 cottages, 2 boathouses, flat land & summer sunsets.

*Rick Scully **Dustin Cleveland

$1,399,900

Toronto - Birchcliffe-Cliffside

121 BLANTYRE AVE

Upper Beaches home, 2 units, flexible design, near lake, transit, shops.

*Errol Paulicpulle *Lesia Szewczuk

$2,789,000

Muskoka Lakes

2781 MUSKOKA RD 118W

Custom built SW facing year round cottage with 3 beds, 3 baths, den, office & loft.

*Rick Scully **Dustin Cleveland

$1,695,000

Port Carling

3-1062 PENNWOOD RD

Updated cottage with boathouse, bunkie and direct access to Lake Muskoka.

**Mark Aben **John Aben

$1,675,000

Toronto - Caledonia-Fairbank

6 CARRINGTON AVE

Legal triplex with updated kitchens, sep meters, parking, and prime location.

*Tenzing Kundol

$3,289,000

Muskoka Lakes 4-1118 NORTH DR

4-bed, 4-bath cottage with 468' on Bruce Lake, new garage and 7.5 acres.

*Tom Cross **Mark Aben

$1,699,900

Toronto - Beechborough-Greenbrook

90 TRETHEWEY DR

6-unit multiplex, 5 two-bed + 1 bachelor, garage, near Hwy 401/TTC.

*Errol Paulicpulle *Lesia Szewczuk

$1,099,000

Toronto - Corso Italia-Davenport 1261A ST CLAIR AVE

High-exposure storefront with upstairs office/ apartment between Dufferin & Earlscourt Pk.

*Phil Pick

Toronto - Lawrence Park North

47 RANLEIGH AVE

Redevelopment lot in Toronto, approved plans for 16-unit building.

**John Qureshi **Stephanie Franzem

$5,500,000 $175,000 $895,000

Picton

141 PICTON MAIN ST

Picton kids’ thrift & retail—established, stocked, turnkey biz with growth potential!

**Suzanne White

Port Carling 3842 MUSKOKA RD 118W

Commercial building with 5+ acres and zoning that allows for several uses.

*Tom Cross **Mark Aben