The Collection by Harvey Kalles Real Estate Ltd., Brokerage | Summer 2026

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A Summer of Possibility

There’s nothing like Toronto in the summer. The patios are full, the Jays are back, and this year, the world has come to us with the FIFA World Cup turning BMO Field into a global stage. Whether you are spending the season in the city or heading north to the lake, we hope this issue of The Collection adds a little inspiration to the months ahead.

Turning to the market, spring delivered a genuinely encouraging story. May marked the third consecutive month of year-overyear sales gains with roughly 6,600 homes trading across the GTA. The more important development, though, continues to be on the supply side.

New listings have fallen almost 19 percent from a year ago, the steepest drop of the spring, while active inventory is down more than 13 percent. As that standing supply is absorbed, the advantage buyers have enjoyed is beginning to narrow, and the long stretch of price softening is showing clear signs of levelling off.

There is good news on the policy side, as well. The Bank of Canada held its overnight rate at 2.25 percent, keeping borrowing costs steady and affordability on firmer footing. Government measures are also adding to the momentum. The temporary HST rebate

on new homes, worth up to $130,000, has already pushed new low-rise sales above their 10-year average for two straight months. And in late June, the City secured $1.5 billion from the federal and provincial governments to cut development charges by 40 to 60 percent. Combined with the HST relief, this is expected to lower the cost of a new Toronto home by more than $200,000.

Looking ahead, tight supply should keep a floor under prices, and as confidence returns, today's improved affordability sets the stage for a more active market into the fall. Clarity on trade and the broader economy remains the wildcard, but the conditions for a healthier market are quietly falling into place.

Inside this issue, we invite you to slow down and enjoy. Our cover welcomes you to Infinity House at 50 Teddington Park, a breathtaking North Toronto residence. Designer Sheree Stuart shares The Beauty of Restraint , a study in quiet luxury; the Aga Khan Museum invites you to Game On! ; and chef Jamie Oliver brings Fire for the Soul , a celebration of cooking over a flame.

We hope this edition helps you make the most of a summer that has plenty in store for our city. Wishing you and your families a safe and happy season.

MICHAEL KALLES MBA, dip.RPD, President

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Michael Kalles is the President of Harvey Kalles Real Estate Ltd., where he has played a central role in guiding the brokerage's long-term growth, market positioning, and success across the Greater Toronto Area real estate market. Over more than three decades of leadership, Mike has helped shape the firm's expansion through a strategic focus on exceptional service, agent support, and brand strength. His leadership has been instrumental in the brokerage's evolution into one of Canada's most recognized independent real estate firms. A respected industry voice, Michael is also a regular expert panellist at Post City's annual Real Estate Roundtable, presented in partnership with the University of Toronto's Rotman School of Management, where he joins economists, developers, and real estate professionals to discuss the GTA housing market.

Beyond his business achievements, Michael is also widely respected for his commitment to philanthropy and community engagement. Under his influence, the organization has supported numerous charitable initiatives, reflecting a long-standing commitment to social responsibility, industry leadership, and innovation.

The of Restraint

The Beauty Restraint

Quiet luxury for everyday living

By Sheree Stuart Sheree Stuart Design

Wanless Ravine is a refined contemporary residence in north Toronto. This property reflects a growing shift in luxury residential design: homes that feel quietly opulent, deeply personal, and seamlessly connected to nature. Designed by Toronto-based interior designer Sheree Stuart for a professional couple, the house was conceived as a private urban retreat, where every decision supports daily life while framing the surrounding ravine landscape. The result is a minimalist, lightfilled home that trades showiness for timelessness, and solves complex functional challenges behind an elegantly simple façade.

At the centre of the home, the kitchen and adjacent family room form a cohesive hub for everyday living and entertaining. The clients, both passionate home cooks, wanted a space that performed like a professional kitchen, yet felt warm and inviting when the house is filled with friends and family. Stuart organized the main floor around a long axis of light and views, with large windows capturing the ravine and drawing the eye outward from the moment you step inside. “We wanted the landscape to become part of the interior composition,” she explains. “Wherever you stand, the ravine is always in your peripheral vision.”

The kitchen is defined by a calm, minimal aesthetic, with a palette of white oak, cream cabinetry, and honed taupe-grey Appenino marble. Its showpiece is a curved-edge island clad in semi-precious labradorite quartzite, whose iridescent blue-green tones subtly echo the colours of the ravine beyond. Rather than layering in multiple focal points, Stuart allowed this sculptural element to anchor the room conceptually and visually. The island functions as both preparation surface and dining table, reflecting the clients’ desire for fluid, flexible spaces. “The labradorite island is the true centre of the home,” says Stuart. “It’s where cooking, conversation, and the play of light all come together.”

Beneath the serene surfaces, the kitchen is quietly customized to its owners. Both clients are tall, and they requested that all preparation and cooking surfaces be raised for comfort. In response, counters and key work areas were lifted to approximately 39 inches from the

finished floor, including a 48-inch range set on a concealed platform that aligns seamlessly with the surrounding white oak cabinetry. An appliance garage with pocket doors keeps small appliances out of sight, doubling as a coffee station and allowing the space to shift easily from daily use to entertaining.

The family room extends directly from the kitchen, continuing the home’s warm, understated material story. Here, the clients wanted generous storage without the feeling of a wall of cupboards. Stuart’s solution is a fluted white oak feature wall that conceals cabinetry and media components behind integrated doors, reading as millwork paneling rather than built-ins. A custom bronze fireplace surround is nested within this composition, creating a subtle focal point that echoes the bronze accents used throughout the home.

Across the main level, the design language is one of concealed complexity and honest materials. The palette is deliberately restrained: white oak, cream finishes, marble, and metallic accents in bronze. Rather than relying on bold colour, the interior derives interest from light, shadow, and texture. Large windows frame the ravine, and open sightlines ensure that the greenery becomes an everchanging backdrop to daily activities.

The home’s most dramatic architectural gesture is the solid bronze staircase that rises through the centre of the house. More than a circulation route, it acts as a sculptural spine, catching and reflecting light as it moves from the lower level to the second floor. Its apparent simplicity belies the complexity of its design and fabrication. Each transition between landings and flights was carefully studied to achieve a continuous read, with integrated lighting that maintains a consistent glow along the handrail. Stuart notes, “Staircases are always complex, but this one required an extra level of precision. We wanted it to feel like a single, effortless ribbon of metal, even though it’s anything but simple behind the scenes.”

Upstairs, the primary ensuite continues the home’s narrative of understated luxury and connection to nature. The clients envisioned a spa-like retreat with a soaker tub, double rain head, and generous shower, but they also wanted the space to feel calm rather than overtly glamorous. Drawing inspiration from Japandi and Wabi Sabi influences, Stuart composed the room around an oak vanity with a cascading waterfall marble countertop, paired with a dramatic, time-worn marble stick mosaic feature wall behind the tub. Weathered bronze fixtures carry the home’s metal story into this private sanctuary, allowing the finishes to develop a natural patina over time.

Art and personal objects play an important role in making Wanless Ravine feel like a true reflection of its owners. The couple’s love of contemporary photography is celebrated in the entry sequence, where a vivid Edward Burtynsky photograph is framed by tailored millwork closets, establishing a strong visual axis as one moves into the home. Elsewhere, wall space is intentionally protected for future acquisitions, while storage is carefully positioned for the practical realities of everyday life.

Wanless Ravine has already caught the attention of the design community, earning recognition from the Society of British Interior Design. But its true success lies in how seamlessly it supports the lives of its owners. It is a home where a semi-precious stone island becomes a gathering place, where a bronze stair doubles as a sculptural installation, and where large windows quietly frame the daily theatre of the ravine beyond. In many ways, it embodies the emerging direction of residential design: less about overt display, more about nuanced experience; less about having more, and more about having exactly what is needed…beautifully considered, impeccably crafted, and deeply connected to the landscape just outside the glass.

Sheree Stuart is the President and Principal Designer of Sheree Stuart Design, a Torontobased interior design firm recognized for creating elegant, highly personalized residential interiors that balance refined aesthetics with thoughtful functionality. shereestuart.com

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GET YOUR GAME ON!

AT THE AGA KHAN MUSEUM

As the world’s attention turns to the unifying power of sport, the Aga Khan Museum invites everyone to rediscover play as a universal language through its recently opened exhibition, Game On!

Games have always been more than lighthearted entertainment. This exhibition delves into how games and sports continue to transcend borders, generations, and cultures, and how they connect communities through creativity, competition, and shared experiences. At its heart, Game On! is about how games shape the way we learn, think and build the kind of knowledge that influences everything from art to science and technology.

Featuring over 100 important works, including historic manuscripts, photography, contemporary installations, the exhibition transforms the familiar joy of play into a deeper conversation about identity, exchange, and human connection. Also on display are game artifacts on loan from institutions such as the Metropolitan Museum of Art and the Rijksmuseum.

Bita Pourvash, Curator at the Aga Khan Museum, explains it this way: “Games have long brought people together across cultures and centuries, creating shared experiences that connect us beyond

borders, languages, and differences. Whether played on boards, performed through physical skill, explored via the spoken or written word, or navigated in digital worlds, games carry educational, symbolic, and social roles that shape how we learn, connect, and make meaning through play.”

Organized into three immersive sections: The Board, The Quest, and The Arena, the exhibition traces how games have travelled across cultures and centuries, evolving through exchange and adaptation while shaping traditions around the world. Through this global perspective, Game On! highlights the enduring role of play as a catalyst for creativity, connection, and dialogue. Visitors are invited to engage with stories of strategy, adventure, and competition through a rich collection of artifacts and artworks.

For example, visitors can view a nearly complete 12th-century chess set from Iran, on loan from the Metropolitan Museum of Art in New York. Remarkably preserved, it is considered one of the earliest surviving

chess sets in the world, offering a glimpse into the long history of both craftsmanship and strategy.

Turning to a more contemporary highlight, Play it by Trust is a conceptual, all-white chess set created by the pioneering artist, Yoko Ono. It was designed to encourage cooperation rather than competition, and is the artist’s response to world events in 1966. This chessboard is meant to encourage members of the public to reflect upon peace and the many ways that people can come together. The goal is to blur the lines between “them” and “us.” Pourvash adds, “The work invites us to consider that the real significance of games lies not in victory or defeat, but in the relationships they make possible.”

Similarly, in Damask Rose, a newly commissioned piece for the exhibition, Canadian-Syrian artist Jawa El Khash explores the enduring role of games as mediums for storytelling and social exchange through a virtual simulation. Inspired by the 18th-century fountain at the Azem Palace in Damascus, this digital

experience challenges players to navigate a mazeladen world while collecting a series of historical artifacts, each recalling a personal memory tied to the artist’s upbringing in Syria. “In this context, games are understood not simply as tools for interaction, but as spaces where questions of memory and representation can be explored in new ways,” offers Pourvash.

Interactive play and learning via jigsaw puzzles, chess and word games all encourage a match amongst family, friends and strangers. Recently named “Ontario’s Top Attraction,” (by public vote through Attractions Ontario) the museum’s goal is to bridge communities and foster pluralism.

“Play is a universal language that everyone understands, and the exhibition is the starting point for us to dive into how games and sports have been one of humanity’s great connectors,” said Dr. Sascha Priewe, Director, Collections and Public Programs at the Aga Khan Museum. “From talks, workshops, and festivals to family activities, performances and

the public viewing of soccer games, we invite visitors to experiment with strategy, storytelling, and creativity, offering immersive ways to experience

the cultural stories and artistic traditions behind games from around the world.”

The Great Canadian Jersey , a limited-time, sportadjacent feature from Rogers Communications’ This is Our Game campaign, will be on display at the museum from June 16 to July 12, 2026. Created from textile pieces donated by hockey fans from across every Canadian province and territory, this one-of-a-kind patchwork jersey was handcrafted by designer and former Ontario Hockey League player Cameron Lizotte.

As the world comes together for this year’s international soccer event, Game On! serves as a timely reminder of sport’s singular ability to unite communities across borders and generations.

Game On! is on now until September 7. Visit: agakhanmuseum.org/gameon for more information. Free youth access to ages 25 and under in partnership with GreenShield.

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Fire for the Soul

BY JAMIE OLIVER

COOKING OVER FLAME IS UPLIFTING FOR THE SOUL

It’s about forging memories, nourishing gatherings and tasting something real. I truly believe that managing fire is written into our DNA somehow: From South Africa’s braais to America’s phenomenal pitmasters to communal grilling in Korea. From smoky fire cooking in Japan over carbonized branches to Navajo cooking techniques, the heart of the story is the same. Cooking over fire can bring people together in a way that the latest kitchen technology never could.

GRILLING ISN’T JUST ABOUT WHAT’S ON YOUR PLATE

It’s a primal ritual that can stir something deep within us all. Taming flames, reading the coals and orchestrating the heat is as mesmerizing as watching a sunset blaze and fade, or feeling the power of a waterfall. You must use your intuition to learn how to respond and react, moving things around to get the best from the grill. Once you’re in the groove, you’ll find it’s ever so satisfying.

MASTERY OF FIRE BELONGS TO EVERYONE

And the magic is in realizing that the grill can be for every day of the year. Fire can warm a cold bluesky morning or transform a rainy afternoon. Roast or braise on the barbecue, even on Christmas Day, and you’ll enjoy delicious, surprising results. From meals in under 30 minutes to weekend feasts, whether it’s everyday cooking or hosting, I want to help you have a stress-free experience. So, let’s reclaim the grill as a gathering place for food, family, friendship, gratitude and that beautiful depth of flavour that only grilling can bring.

CHARCOAL, GAS OR ELECTRIC?

I’m a big fan of cooking over fire, so a charcoal grill will always win out for me. Once you get to know your grill and get in the zone, you’ll find it’s easy to use and a fairly clean heat source without too much smoke. Please choose sustainable and, ideally, locally sourced charcoal, or briquettes with no nasty chemicals. Generally, the better the quality, the longer the coals will burn, so it’s worth upgrading if you can. Gas can be very convenient…just turn it on, let it preheat, and go. It can be a more sustainable option than charcoal. If cooking on gas, use the temperature knobs to adjust the heat across your grill to create hot, medium and cool zones that echo the charcoal setups I’ve detailed in the book (pages 18–19). If you want to add wood chips to your gas grill to create smokiness, simply use a smoker box or metal tray, placed directly on the grates of the grill. Finally, there are electric grills, which seem to be gaining popularity. They’re the most sustainable option and can be very helpful if you live somewhere with limited outdoor space.

GET READY TO GRILL

Getting your grill area in order before you start cooking is the key in setting you up for success. For me, the skill comes from being organized, planning ahead and understanding the core techniques and protocols that will serve you well. So, take a moment to think about what you’ll be cooking and what equipment you’ll need, so you can focus on the grilling, rather than running around in a panic looking for things! I find it helpful to have a folding table, chair or crate on either side of the grill: one for raw ingredients and food that’s prepped and ready to cook, and one for your cooked stuff, so you can keep things organized and avoid crosscontamination. Remember, every grill is different, and the perfect “setup” is the one that makes it the easiest and the safest for you. Don’t worry what it looks like…if it works, it works!

PERFECT STEAK & CHARGRILLED SALAD

Serves 2 | 20 minutes

INGREDIENTS

1 x 1-inch-thick boneless strip steak (about 12 oz)

1 bunch of mixed woody herbs (about 2/3 oz), such as thyme, marjoram, rosemary

2-inch piece of ginger

1 clove of garlic

½ to 1 fresh red chili

1 tablespoon reduced-sodium soy sauce

1 tablespoon runny honey

1 lime

1 small bunch of broccolini (6 oz)

6 oz asparagus (about 1⁄3 of a bunch)

1 bunch of scallions

8 to 12 small radishes (about 3½ oz)

6 oz sugar snap peas

2 sprigs of mint

METHOD

Take the steak out of the fridge to come to room temperature.

Light the grill.

Make an herb brush by tying the woody herbs to the end of a wooden spoon with a piece of string.

Peel and finely grate the ginger and garlic into a large bowl, then finely grate in the chili. Add the soy and honey and squeeze in the lime juice. Set aside.

Remove the fat from the steak, discarding the sinew, then thinly slice the fat and add to a small cast-iron frying pan. Put it on the cool zone to render and crisp up.

Trim the broccolini, asparagus and scallions and place on the hot zone along with the radishes. Cook for 5 minutes, or until tender and charred, turning regularly with tongs and transferring to the bowl of dressing once done.

Trim the sugar snaps, pile into a metal sieve and place on the medium zone for 2 minutes, tossing occasionally. Then add to the bowl, along with the crispy bits of steak fat, if you like. Toss well and transfer to a serving platter.

Slice the steaks and arrange on top, drizzling with any resting juices, then pick and sprinkle on the mint leaves, to serve.

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Season the steak all over with sea salt. Place it on the hot zone, turning with tongs to cook gently on all sides, or until gnarly, using the herb brush to baste it with the rendered fat as you go: you’ll need 2 minutes for rare (or until 115°F), 3 minutes for medium-rare (or until 125°F) and 4 minutes for medium (or until 135°F). Transfer to a plate to rest. If you’re using a thermometer, the temperature should go up about 5 degrees as it rests.

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ON THE COVER

WELCOME TO INFINITY HOUSE

50 TEDDINGTON PARK

Infinity House stands as a remarkable expression of contemporary architecture, where visionary design and advanced building science converge to create a residence of exceptional sophistication. Nestled along one of North Toronto’s most coveted boulevards, beneath a mature canopy of trees and moments from Yonge Lawrence Village and Rosedale Golf Club, the home presents a rare balance of privacy, prestige, and everyday convenience.

Its striking street presence is defined by handcrafted bronze panels and meticulously considered architectural detailing, setting the tone for the experience within. Upon entry,

a dramatic gallery introduces the home’s design language. A soaring limestone feature wall rises through the interior, while a sculptural floating staircase suspended between expansive glass panels showcases a remarkable feat of engineering. Anchoring the space is a stunning marble-clad fireplace, creating an atmosphere that is both monumental and inviting.

Spanning more than 7,600 square feet, the interiors are thoughtfully composed around natural materials, clean lines, and an abundance of light. A one-of-a-kind NanaWall dissolves the boundary between indoors and out, allowing the principal rooms to flow effortlessly into the landscaped gardens beyond. The open-concept layout balances connectivity with intimacy, using architectural elements such as a floating slat wall to subtly define living and dining spaces.

At the heart of the home, the chef’s kitchen, complete with pantry and servery, overlooks the resort-inspired backyard and seamlessly connects to the family room.

Throughout the residence, bespoke detailing and carefully curated finishes reinforce a sense of quiet luxury. Expansive glazing frames views of the surrounding landscape, while sophisticated mechanical systems and precision craftsmanship ensure that beauty and performance exist in seamless balance.

The upper level, accessed by elevator and illuminated by custom architectural glazing, offers four beautifully appointed bedrooms. The primary suite serves as a tranquil retreat, complemented by luxurious ensuite accommodations and thoughtfully designed ancillary spaces, including a dedicated laundry room.

Below, the expansive lower level is designed for recreation and wellness, featuring a media lounge, custom bar, wine cellar, fitness studio with spa steam bath, nanny suite, and a second laundry facility.

Outdoors, heated terraces, manicured gardens, and a shimmering pool create an exceptional setting for both entertaining and quiet retreat. Enhanced by radiant heated floors, snow-melt systems, and a heated two-car garage, Infinity House is more than a residence. It is a masterfully curated lifestyle defined by architectural integrity, comfort, and enduring elegance.

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6 in the 6

SUMME R S O

6

Outdoor Concert

Experiences (Better Than Arena Shows)

There’s something transformative about live music in the open air. Maybe it’s the sun setting behind the stage or the sound carrying across vineyards and waterfronts. Or maybe it’s the simple fact that summer concerts feel more immersive than performances inside a packed arena.

UNDTRACKS

This season, Ontario’s best live music moments aren’t happening inside giant venues. They’re unfolding in wineries, parks, historic spaces, and lakeside stages where the atmosphere is just as memorable as the setlist. Best of all, every experience on this list is happening during July, August, or September 2026, making it the perfect excuse for a late-summer concert road trip.

From candlelit performances to vineyard amphitheatres and indie festivals, here are six outdoor music experiences that prove summer sounds better under the stars.

1. Jackson-Triggs Summer Concert Series

Where: Jackson-Triggs Winery, Niagara-on-the-Lake

Why Go: Open-air concerts in the middle of wine country. jacksontriggswinery.com

Set among the vineyards of Niagara-on-the-Lake, the Jackson-Triggs Amphitheatre delivers one of Ontario’s most atmospheric concert experiences. The intimate outdoor venue hosts Canadian artists all summer long, with 2026 performances running through July, August, and September, including acts like 54•40, USS, Matthew Good, July Talk, The Trews, Alan Doyle, and Dwayne Gretzky.

2. Summer Music in the Garden

Where: Harbourfront Centre, Toronto

The setting feels worlds away from a traditional arena show, with wine in hand, warm evening air, and live music unfolding beneath the stars.

Pro tip: Arrive early for a tasting before settling into the amphitheatre for sunset.

Why Go: A hidden gem where world-class music meets waterfront serenity. harbourfrontcentre.com/series/summer-music-in-the-garden

Every summer, the Toronto Music Garden transforms into an open-air concert venue where audiences gather on picnic blankets for live jazz, folk, classical, and global music just steps from the lake.

With sailboats drifting through the harbour and the skyline glowing at sunset, the atmosphere feels more like a hidden European music festival than a typical Toronto concert. Quietly cool, beautifully curated, and completely unlike an arena show.

Pro tip: Arrive early with snacks and wine for the perfect sunset setup.

3. Hillside Festival

Where: Guelph Lake Island, Guelph

Why Go: Indie music with cottage-weekend energy. hillsidefestival.ca

Held every July at Guelph Lake Conservation Area, Hillside Festival combines live music, lakeside scenery, local food, and arts programming into one of Ontario’s coolest summer weekends.

Unlike massive festival grounds packed shoulder to shoulder, Hillside feels intimate and effortlessly relaxed. Expect sunset performances, barefoot dancing, and audiences sprawled across grassy hills by the water.

Don't miss: The late-evening sets as the sun drops behind the lake.

Where: Casa Loma, Toronto

4. Candlelight Concerts at Casa Loma

5. The Kee to Bala

Why Go: Live music surrounded by candlelight in a castle courtyard. www.casalomasymphonyorchestra.org/symphony-in-the-gardens

Taking place throughout the summer months, Candlelight Concerts at Casa Loma transform the historic grounds into one of the city’s most cinematic live music settings. Audiences listen to string quartets perform everything from classical music to modern artists, while thousands of candles flicker around the stage. It feels intimate, romantic, and dramatically more memorable than a standard concert venue.

Pro tip: Arrive before sunset to wander the castle gardens with a cocktail in hand.

Where: Lake Muskoka, Bala

Why Go: Legendary cottage-country concerts by the lake. thekee.com

Few venues feel more quintessentially Ontario summer than The Kee to Bala. This Muskoka institution has hosted live music for decades, pairing lakeside nightlife with warm summer air and nostalgic cottagecountry energy. Summer 2026 will once again bring a packed schedule of live performances throughout July and August, drawing crowds who’d rather dance beneath the stars than squeeze into an arena downtown. Make it last: Turn it into a full Muskoka weekend with a nearby cottage or waterfront hotel stay.

Where: Queen St East, Toronto

6. Beaches International Jazz Festival StreetFest

Why Go: One of Toronto’s best free summer street parties. beachesjazz.com/streetfest

Every July, Queen Street East shuts down for StreetFest, the Beaches Jazz Festival’s signature weekend event that transforms the neighbourhood into a massive open-air concert experience. Multiple stages line the street with live jazz, funk, soul, blues, and Latin performances, while patios overflow and crowds dance from block to block long after sunset.

Unlike a traditional concert venue, StreetFest feels immersive and spontaneous. Music spills out onto the street, restaurants become front-row seats, and the entire neighbourhood takes on the energy of a late-summer festival abroad.

Pro tip: Wander instead of staying at one stage. The music changes block by block along Queen East, so you can stumble from jazz to funk to Latin bands within minutes, making the entire stretch feel like one giant moving street party.

From vineyard stages in Niagara to candlelit castle courtyards and waterfront performances, Ontario’s outdoor music scene proves that the best concerts aren’t always the biggest ones. These experiences trade packed arenas and overpriced seats for atmosphere, intimacy, and the kind of summer nights you wish could last a little longer.

Because sometimes the perfect concert isn’t about pyrotechnics or nosebleed sections. It’s about sipping wine as the sun sets over the vines, discovering a new artist from a picnic blanket by the lake, or hearing live music drift through warm night air long after dark.

So, this summer, skip the stadium crowds and follow the music outside. The soundtrack of the season sounds even better under the stars.

NOTE: REPEAT

On film, public space, and shared experiences

Every summer, Toronto Outdoor Picture Show (TOPS) transforms parks across the city into open-air cinemas, drawing thousands of people together to watch films beneath the stars. What began as a grassroots initiative has evolved into one of Toronto's most anticipated cultural traditions, pairing beloved classics with acclaimed international features, emerging Canadian voices, and thoughtfully curated short films.

At the centre of it all is Emily Reid, TOPS' Artistic & Executive Director. A passionate cinephile and cultural programmer, Reid has spent years considering not only what audiences want to watch, but how films can shape shared experiences in public spaces. Under her leadership, TOPS has become known for programming that is both accessible and adventurous, welcoming audiences with familiar favourites while inviting them to discover something new. Ahead of this summer's festival, Reid spoke with The Collection about curation, audience curiosity, and why a particular film, in a particular park, on a particular summer night can become part of how people remember a city.

The Collection: Every TOPS season is built around a central theme. What makes a theme compelling enough to build an entire summer of programming around it?

Emily Reid: That's a good question. I don't know if I've been asked that one before.

The answer has changed as the festival has evolved. When there were only three or four screenings, a theme could be a bit narrower. Now that we're presenting more than twenty events, the theme must be larger and more comprehensive.

There are themes I've thrown out because they didn't seem like they would stay interesting over that many screenings. We want something that allows for a lot of different kinds of films, and therefore, a lot of different kinds of audiences.

Usually, it starts with a film. There are almost always one or two films that spark an idea, even if that isn't the exact theme we end up with in the end. This year's theme, Going Places, grew out of conversations we'd been having for years around road movies. Then I saw

Hit the Road by Iranian filmmaker, Panah Panahi, and realized there was probably a lot more to explore there than we had originally thought.

TC: If someone looked at the themes you've programmed over the years, what do you think they would learn about you?

ER: I hope they would learn that we curate our programs very inclusively, and I don't say that as a buzzword. I say that because it's what makes us different from a lot of outdoor cinema programming.

Outdoor screenings are often geared either toward very popular films—which we certainly have—or they're aimed at children. Sometimes people forget that children go to bed before sunset.

We've done Mary Poppins, but June is not the right time of year to show Mary Poppins. Sunset is after nine o'clock.

We certainly play the hits. You'll see a film like Titanic in our program. But you'll also see Wildhood, by Bretten Hannam, an Indigenous filmmaker from

Nova Scotia, and you'll see a film by Jafar Panahi, an Iranian filmmaker and actor. We're trying to engage our audiences in thoughtful conversation but it's always welcoming. And there's always something for everyone in the program, even if every screening isn't necessarily to each person's taste.

TC: What separates a film you admire from a film you feel compelled to share with an audience?

ER: Context. There are films I admire that simply aren't appropriate for the environment we're working in. We operate in public spaces, and while some people have intentionally come to watch a film, there are also passersby, people walking their dogs, or people arriving with friends.

Sometimes a film requires too much contextualization. It may be a great film and one that I admire for many reasons, but if I can't create the conditions for a thoughtful presentation for everyone who's there, then it's probably not the right fit for TOPS.

The details that are less visible are often the ones I care about most. Who would be included if we show this

film? Who do we want to make sure is not excluded? Those are fine details, but I think they make or break a good program.

TC: You've spent years standing at the edge of audiences watching them react. What have those audiences taught you?

ER: They've taught me that we like to laugh together. We also like to cry together, even outdoors. There are scenes of a thousand people weeping together, which can be quite moving to watch.

But I think the biggest lesson is that our audiences are very curious. We continue to mature the program every year. We still have those nostalgic tentpole films because they're anchors for the season, but I love when audiences respond positively to an experimental short film or a Canadian feature by a director they've never heard of.

One screening that really stays with me is I Saw the TV Glow by Jane Schoenbrun last year at Fort York. It's a very introspective film, and we were a little worried that showing it outside might require too much audience

attention for people to fully engage with it. You could hear a pin drop throughout that entire screening. There was no chatter, and no one left. Everyone who came became completely engaged with it.

The messages we received afterwards from members of the queer community about how meaningful the screening had been were really special.

TC: We tend to rely on algorithms to tell us what to watch. Why does human curation still matter?

ER: Maybe I'm intentionally staying in my anti-AI bubble, but I don't see how an AI service can do what we do.

Sometimes when we see an outdoor cinema program that doesn't feel particularly thoughtful, we jokingly call it a "ChatGPT program." It's the obvious answer. Give me films about female friendship and the same handful of titles come up.

The interesting part is everything beyond that. Every screening at TOPS pairs Canadian short films with a feature. Sometimes it's a line spoken in a short film that really resonates with the feature that follows. That's something a human experiences and recognizes.

Those are human decisions, and I don't think we can hand that kind of decision-making over to AI and hope for the same result.

TC: Is there a moment in TOPS history that captures why you've dedicated so much of your life to this work?

ER: Last year's screening of Moonlight under a full moon. I didn't intend that part…I only realized as we were getting closer that it was going to be a full moon that night.

We had close to 2,000 people gathered together on a really hot summer night near Toronto's Gay Village, watching a film that really broke open mainstream queer storytelling a decade ago.

I think about screening that film and how different it would have felt ten years earlier, or twenty years earlier. Films that become cornerstones often create a moment of reflection. Some people are seeing them again after ten years, and others are seeing them for the first time because they missed them the first time around.

What I hear most often from audiences is people remembering very specific moments in time that they've spent at TOPS: A particular film. A particular park. A particular summer.

Those are kind of the stamps that we put on Toronto.

TOPS is pleased to return to public parks this summer. Visit: topictureshow.com for all the details.

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Ed Abdou 307

Rhonda Abony 335

Stephanie Adams 392

Marion Alberga 287

Hooman Aliary 777

Mark Aliassa 647

Houman Amini 407

Flora Anafcheh 328

Desiree Andersen 8631

Alessio Anile 280

Hamid Armaki 357

Robert Augustyn 406

Adeana Axler 230

K.K. Azimisadjadi 330

Paul Azzarello 599

Rachael Bakker 460

Barbara Banks 231

Marianne Barbiero 503

Lea Barclay 651

Ronit Barzilay 655

Darrin Bast 653

Dana Bell 346

Alain Benchetrit 482

Myriam Benchitrit 654

Lou Berkovits 341

Perry Betel 227

Stephen Bianco 224

Howard Biderman 320

Nancy Jo Biderman 408

Jessica Biegel 282

Sophie Biniaris 501

Daniel Bloch 855

Caroline Bokar 233

Carol Bountas-Commisso 8533

Lynn Brady 391

Sara Branco 763

Yve Brockman 615

Sara Bross 378

Jordan Buchbinder 351

Dialda Calce 531

Duncan Cameron 481

Eva Candusso 696

Christina Candy 546

Arlette Carmona 277

Isabel Castillo 281

Nina Castle 446

Mirella Cesario 638

Romeo Chadley Crisostomo 674

Alecia Charny 297

Elaine Chelin 269

K.S. Choi 759

Evan Christensen 766

Niels Christensen 772

Arianna Codeluppi 276

Brittany Cohan-Bellack 495

Sarah Collins 613

Luciano Commisso 8529

Mariella Comparelli 428

Karen Copland 608

Shelby Corson 8563

Agnes Cosentino 309

Gillian Cousin 667

Julie Crossland 8427

Randy Daiter 290

Karen Daniel 442

Quinn Danniels 721

Fary Darvish 365

Taya Day 431

Andrew Deacon 528

Gloria DeFrancesco 526

Geraldine DelZotto 296

Louis Destounis 747

Kyle Di Mascio 264

My-Tu Doan 416

Kayla Donato 486

Glenn Douglas 604

Veronica Drilon 261

Nada Drozd 305

Karla Duka 456

Jay Egan 8565

Peyman Enshaie 283

Jamie Erlick 610

Norayer Eskenian 514

Anita Evans 756

Frank Fallico 322

Jih-Shyan Fan 737

Toby Farb 267

Robin Farb-Eckler 202

Samantha Farrow 8521

David Favero 620

Shahin Fealizadeh 286

Adam Feldman 753

Carolyn Feldman 752

Michael Feldman 356

Shiva Felizadeh 686

Zack Fenwick 535

Lauren Fienberg

Alison Fiorini 8435

Sean (Sarrami) Foroushani 8520

John R. Fortney

Olga Fowell

Anthony Franciotti

Franco 8534

Frank

Friedman

Olga Lapshina 8564

Carole Lazer 348

Merek Lebo 8544

Paul Lebo 8314

Jorgina Lee 689

Micky Lehava 333

Natasha Lehman 770

Marissa Leiderman 757

Rochelle Levy 428

Christina Li Sherlock 8508

Richard K.C. Ling 522

Diane Litchen 249

Rachel Litvinenko 8522

Adam Locke 629

Marni Lokash 410

Angela Lombardo 8634

Francisco Lucero 8588

Sasha Magen 8554

Sean Mahoney 767

Stephania Makarenko 8414

Ami Maknoon 275

Evan Malach 386

Celine Mann 533

Belinda Marshall 363

Karen Marshall 342

Lorena Martinez 619

Hilary Matthews 8418

Rebecca McAllister 539

Thomas McDermott 395

Susan Mendonca 8514

Loree Meneguzzi 688

Shauna Merkur 679

Ian Michaels 524

Vanessa Mifsud 8417

Stephen Milic 213

Ashley Mints 725

Zuzana Misik 8803

Carol Molko 789

Zan Molko 788

Anahita Momtazian 8539

Paris Moradian 385

Sisi Morshedi 458

Meni Moskowski 362

Mila Nassimova 497

Justin Neuville 8430

Tara Nikain 254

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Avery Noik 327

Anisija Nojkova 355

Frances Novack 270

Maureen O'Byrne 8506

Sergey Odinok 665

David Oey 488

Claire Oh 455

Ella Orofiamma 8532

Esther Osher 624

Richard Ostroff 710

Erik Paige 536

Lauren Parker 634

Mahsa Parseh 8541

Dhruti Patel 8426

Errol Paulicpulle 532

Beatrix Pausey 8511

Amanda Petrovic 8551

Melinda Phillips 316

Philip Pick 8303

Carly Picov 284

Barbra Pollock 690

Peter Powers 467

Joseph Pozner 816

Anna Principe 640

Jaime Ramsay 459

Ken Ramsay 527

Annie Raphael 669

Kathryn Rea 268

Ryan Resendes 8439

Andres Rivadeneira 8550

Ibeth Rivadeneira 238

Martine Rivard 822

David Roberts 298

Evelyn Roberts 602

Dianne Roebuck 302

Michele Rosen 294

Karen Rosenberg 237

Mary Safari-Nodahi 694

Jason Sampson 8413

Adam Samuel 359

Jack Samuel 345

Ana Santos 796

Adea Sasso 429

Sam Schariefy 366

Michelle Schipper 326

Brian Schneidman 419

Ellen Schneidman 425

Olga Schrage 304

Aprile Schwartz 8553

Helena Sedlak 8416

Rachel Sekler 754

Michael Seltzer 755

Niloofar Sepehr 259

Setare Setarenejad 301

Yasmine Shahlavi 8544

Reza Shamsipour 8500

Tiere Sharma 8536

Vincent Shaw 8888

Janine Sheeres 314

Sampson Shen 8530

Ferne Sherkin-Langer 436

Elliott Shiff 645

Dina Shoraka 318

Ashley Shumate 8535

Melissa Silverberg 8408

Michael Silverberg 540

Bram Siskind 513

Kiruja Sivarajah 420

Hannah Math Slan 504

Courtney Smith 8411

Kate Smith 793

Shera Smith 643

Romeila Son 673 Michael Sotoadeh 487

Vivian Souroujon 308

Jonathan Sousa 235

Ashley Steinhauer 236

COTTAGE COUNTRY AGENTS

John Aben

Mark Aben

Mike Arnold

Dustin Cleveland

Tom Cross

Kat Forester

Gini Kelly

Brooke Richards

Richard Scully

AGENTS

Holly Found

Carol Love

Joe Martin

Miranda Miller

Suzanne White

$599,000

Bay Street Corridor

3009-15 GRENVILLE STREET

Rooftop-terrace suite, 2 bed, 1 bath with balcony, concierge and locker.

*Robert Greenberg *Barry Zhuang

$799,900

Little Portugal

601-20 MINOWAN MIIKAN LANE

Corner 3+1-bed, 2-bath suite with rooftop terrace, concierge and chef's kitchen.

*Ken Ramsay *Jaime Ramsay

$399,000

Niagara

401-600 FLEET STREET

Rooftop-terrace suite, 1 bed, 1 bath with pool, balcony and concierge.

*Donna Thompson *Derya Turan

$1,349,900

Trinity-Bellwoods

178 MANNING AVENUE

Light-filled 5-bed semi-detached home with walk-out, garden and natural light.

*Christina Li Sherlock

$665,000

Bay Street Corridor

2101-33 UNIVERSITY AVENUE

Empire Plaza: bright 2-bed, 2-bath suite with parking, locker and city views.

*Julie Crossland *Catherine Whitla

$1,899,000

Little Portugal

281 LISGAR STREET

Victorian home with west-facing light, chef's kitchen, walk-out and terrace.

*Lea Barclay

$619,000

Niagara

308-65 EAST LIBERTY STREET

Spacious 1+1-bed, 2-bath suite with pool, concierge, parking and storage locker.

*Adam Feldman

$2,850,000

Trinity-Bellwoods

179 PALMERSTON AVENUE

Refined 5-bed, 5-bath home with walk-out, rooftop terrace and fireplace.

*Adam Weiner *Michael Silverberg

$1,599,000

Bay Street Corridor

3907-180 UNIVERSITY AVENUE

Generous 1,432 sq ft 2-bed suite with pool, balcony and full-service concierge.

*Erik Paige *Celine Mann

$349,999

Niagara

1608-50 ORDNANCE STREET

Well-maintained 1-bed, 1-bath suite with natural light, gym and rooftop terrace.

*Rick Ostroff

$639,000

Niagara

405-29 CANNIFF STREET

Bright 2-bed, 1-bath suite with private terrace, parking and downtown access.

*Lauren Parker

$2,995,000

Trinity-Bellwoods

140 HARRISON STREET

Spacious 4-bed, 5-bath home with walk-out, terrace and fireplace.

**Duncan Cameron

$2,199,000

University

285 BRUNSWICK AVENUE

Victorian 3-bed semi-detached with chef's kitchen, large yard & 2-car garage.

*Shelby Corson *Jay Egan

$645,000

Waterfront Communities

1508-318 RICHMOND STREET W

Picasso Building: 2+1-bed, 1-bath suite with rooftop terrace, balcony.

*Edward Abdou

$867,500

Waterfront Communities

1507-224 KING STREET W

Corner 2-bed, 1-bath suite with pool, balcony, locker and sweeping city views.

*Karen Copland

$985,000

Annex

2603-32 DAVENPORT ROAD

Bright 3+1-bed, 2-bath. 2 balconies with unobstructed view, concierge and ug pkg.

*Olga Schrage

$4,599,000

University

239 BORDEN STREET

4-bed, 5-bath home with walk-out, rooftop terrace and natural light.

*Jamie Erlick *Rachel Keslassy

$718,000

Waterfront Communities

914-438 KING STREET W

Modern 2+1-bed, 2-bath suite with balcony, concierge and underground parking.

*Reza Ipchilar *Dhruti Patel

$6,000,000

Waterfront Communities

4802-99 JOHN STREET

3 bed 2 den penthouse with dramatic views. Large balcony and roof terrace. 3 parking.

*John R. Fortney

$2,050,000

Annex

805-151 AVENUE ROAD

Penthouse-level 2-bed, 3-bath suite with private terrace, concierge and views.

*Donna Thompson *Amanda Petrovic

$449,000

Waterfront Communities

705-10 YONGE STREET

Well-appointed 2-bed, 1-bath suite with concierge and sweeping city views.

*Adeana Axler

$850,000

Waterfront Communities

1711-55 MERCER STREET

Elegant 2-bed, 2-bath suite with concierge, parking and premium finishes.

**Brian Schneidman *Ellen Schneidman

$7,000,000

Waterfront Communities

4801-99 JOHN STREET

4 bed penthouse includes staff quarters. Spectacular lake and city views, roof terrace.

*John R. Fortney

$2,485,000

Annex

201-113 DUPONT STREET

Refined 2-bed boutique loft with exposed brick, parking and soaring ceilings.

*Adam Samuel *Jack Samuel

$2,820,000

Annex

603-10 BELLAIR STREET

Rooftop-terrace suite, 3 bed, 2 bath with pool, balcony and concierge.

*Vanessa Mifsud

$3,249,000

Annex 32 BERNARD AVENUE

Historical home offering 2 bedrooms, den, 4 baths, city garden, 1 car parking.

*Sacha Hayward

$4,295,000

Annex 41 BERRYMAN STREET

Architectural masterpiece: 3 bed, 3 bath, 3,500+ sq ft with refined finishes.

*Michael Silverberg *Adam Weiner

$6,500,000

Annex

140 BEDFORD ROAD

Grand Victorian home with pool, chef's kitchen, walk-out and private garden.

*Scott Kearns

$2,995,000

Annex

708-99 AVENUE ROAD

2544 sq ft 2-bed suite with terrace, concierge and valet parking.

**Janine Sheeres

$3,290,000

Annex

94B ADMIRAL ROAD

Custom 2019 5-bed semi-detached with walk-out, terrace and natural light.

*Andres Rivadeneira *Ibeth Rivadeneira

$4,499,000

Annex

1202-206 BLOOR STREET W 3-bed, 3-bath suite with natural light, home office and premium Bloor finishes.

*Donna Thompson *Amanda Petrovic

$8,495,000

Annex 1501-206 BLOOR STREET W

Museum House: 3-bed, 3-bath suite with views, high ceilings and valet parking.

*Corinne Kalles **Elise Kalles

$2,995,000

Annex

310-4 LOWTHER AVENUE

Coveted 2-bed, 2-bath suite with pool, private terrace and concierge.

*Sacha Hayward *Marion Alberga

$4,036,000

Annex

3502-200 CUMBERLAND STREET

Yorkville Private Estates: 3-bed, 3-bath suite with pool, rooftop terrace.

*Matthew Wise

$5,380,000

Annex

111 BEDFORD ROAD

Restored Edwardian estate: 5 bed, 5 bath, 3,000+ sq ft with garage and terrace.

*Andres Rivadeneira *Ibeth Rivadeneira

$8,875,990

Annex

401-321 DAVENPORT ROAD

High-floor 3+1-bed, 4-bath suite with terrace, parking and views.

*Robert Greenberg *Claire Oh

$1,895,000

Casa Loma

123-1 BENVENUTO PLACE

Rooftop-terrace suite, 3+1 bed, 3 bath with concierge, parking and locker.

*Sarah Collins

$3,495,000

Casa Loma

21-260 RUSSELL HILL ROAD

4-bed, 6-bath suite with private balcony, secure parking and natural light.

*Aaron Gonsenhauser

Rare penthouse with separate staff suite, breathtaking CN Tower and lake views, luxury finishes, Thermador kitchen, spainspired primary ensuite, and an exceptional 1424 sf terrace.

MICHAEL, BARBADOS | FROM $580,000 USD

A transformative mixed-use waterfront district in historic Bridgetown, The Pierhead blends residences, retail, dining and cultural spaces with sustainable design.

$2,480,000

Casa Loma

603/604-150 HEATH STREET W

Combined 3-bed, 3-bath suite over 3,000 sq ft with south, west and north views.

**Jeffrey Joseph

$5,399,000

Casa Loma

701-1 FOREST HILL ROAD

2619 sq ft 3-bed suite with terrace, concierge and valet parking.

*Jordan Buchbinder **Alison Fiorini

99 JOHN ST, SUITE 4802 | $6,000,000

A boutique collection of fully furnished, turn-key luxury residences just steps from the beach in James Bay that blend contemporary design with coastal elegance. 99 JOHN ST, SUITE 4801 | $7,000,000

$3,100,000

Casa Loma 1201-500 AVENUE ROAD

Corner 2-bed, 3-bath suite with concierge, chef's kitchen and valet parking.

*Elaine Chelin

$798,000

Yonge-St. Clair

903-1 DEER PARK CRESCENT

Boutique Yonge & St. Clair 2-bed condo with 2 parking spaces and locker.

**Nigel Wain

One of the most extraordinary penthouses in The Entertainment District. 2852 sf of luxury. 3 beds, 2 dens, 3 parking, a large balcony and a 1424 sf terrace with breathtaking views.

$2,198,888

Yonge-St. Clair

1013-111 ST CLAIR AVENUE W

Imperial Plaza: 3-bed, 2-bath suite with pool, terrace and views.

**Mariella Comparelli

$549,000

Bright 2-bed, 2-bath suite with pool, underground parking and storage locker.

*Ana Santos *Sara Branco

$4,339,000

Yonge-St. Clair 49 FOXBAR ROAD

Stately 4-bed, 5-bath luxury townhome with pool, walk-out, terrace and garden.

*Marissa Leiderman

2-bed,

**Brian Schneidman *Ellen Schneidman

$4,398,888

Yonge-St. Clair 67 HEATH STREET W

Sprawling 3,600+ sq ft pool estate with sauna, walk-out and remarkable finishes.

*Rochelle Levy

$2,699,000

Boutique loft: 4-bed with parking, natural light, sauna and premium finishes.

*Jamie Erlick *Rachel Keslassy

$3,999,999

Forest Hill South

412 GLENAYR ROAD

Classic 5-bed, 4-bath home on a rare 53-ft lot spanning 2,500–3,000 sq ft.

*Shera Smith

$5,699,000

Forest Hill South

103 VESTA DRIVE

Private 6-bed, 5-bath pool estate on a 70 x 202 lot with walk-out and terrace.

*Elliott Shiff

$10,995,000

Forest Hill South

215 DUNVEGAN ROAD

Custom-built 6-bed, 8-bath home with pool, spa ensuite and natural light.

*Donna Thompson

$2,499,000

Humewood-Cedarvale

488 ARLINGTON AVENUE

Bespoke 3-bed, 4-bath home with 2,000–2,500 sq ft and meticulous finishes.

**Caroline Bokar *Ariana Karaiskos

$3,999,999

Forest Hill South

487 SPADINA ROAD

Luxurious 4-bed, 5-bath home with walkout, terrace and triple-car parking.

**Howard Biderman

$5,900,000

Forest Hill South

7 RIDGEWOOD ROAD

Ravine estate on a 61' x 252' lot with basement, sauna, elevator and privacy.

*Corinne Kalles **Elise Kalles * Jacob Goodbaum

$12,295,000

Forest Hill South

43 HILLHOLM ROAD

Showcase 4-bed, 6-bath masterpiece with 5,000+ sq ft and designer finishes.

*Bram Siskind *Sacha Hayward

$2,999,000

Humewood-Cedarvale 223 WYCHWOOD AVENUE

Turnkey new-build 4-bed, 5-bath home with 4,000 sq ft and legal income suite.

**Mariella Comparelli

$5,198,000

Forest Hill South

12 KILLARNEY ROAD

Impeccable 6-bed, 5-bath home with walkout, private office and natural light.

*Adam Weiner *Isabel Castillo

$6,495,000

Forest Hill South

470 RUSSELL HILL ROAD

Classic 6-bed, 5-bath Georgian home with 5,000+ sq ft and private garden.

*Zack Fenwick **Erik Paige

$13,950,000

Forest Hill South

5 DEWBOURNE AVENUE

Lorne Rose-designed 2023 estate: 6 bed, 6 bath with pool, terrace and elevator.

*Donna Thompson

$929,000

Oakwood-Vaughan 1767 DUFFERIN STREET

Well-positioned 7-bed, 4-bath semidetached with income suite options.

*Eva Wong *Sampson Shen

$1,279,000

Oakwood-Vaughan

326 GLENHOLME AVENUE

3-bed, 2-bath home with finished basement, income suite and fireplace.

**Ronit Barzilay

$1,550,000

Yonge-Eglinton

410-8 MANOR ROAD W

2-bed, 1-bath suite with private terrace, concierge and included parking.

*Matthew Wise *Sarah Collins

$2,870,000

Yonge-Eglinton

1003-8 MANOR ROAD W

3-bed, 3-bath suite with terrace, concierge, parking and polished finishes.

*Matthew Wise *Heather Hartt

$1,299,000

Bedford Park-Nortown

201-3900 YONGE STREET

Rooftop-terrace suite, 3+1 bed, 3 bath with pool, balcony and concierge.

**Elise Stern *Austin Weiland

$1,480,000

Oakwood-Vaughan

97 ATLAS AVENUE

Redesigned 3-bed, 3-bath home on a rare 25-ft lot with updated finishes.

**Micky Lehava

$1,690,000

Yonge-Eglinton

98 ROSELAWN AVENUE

Spacious 4-bed, 4-bath home with private yard and a fully self-contained suite.

*Adam Weiner *Teri Kramer

$399,999

Bedford Park-Nortown

602-3555 BATHURST STREET

Renovated corner 2-bed, 2-bath suite with south and west exposures and parking.

*Dana Bell

$2,399,000

Bedford Park-Nortown

526 MELROSE AVENUE

Spacious 5-bed, 4-bath family home with natural light, fireplace and yard.

*Corinne Kalles *Jacob Goodbaum

$738,500

Yonge-Eglinton

709-23 GLEBE ROAD W

Low-rise gem: 2 bed, 2 bath with 10-ft ceilings, morning sun and quiet setting.

**Jeffrey Joseph

$1,995,000

Yonge-Eglinton

8 MANOR ROAD W PH1

Penthouse-level 2-bed, 2-bath suite with terrace, concierge and natural light.

*Matthew Wise *Heather Hartt

$695,000

Bedford Park-Nortown

1009-265 RIDLEY BOULEVARD

Corner 2-bed, 2-bath suite with pool, balcony, concierge and parking.

**Elise Stern *Austin Weiland

$2,995,000

Bedford Park-Nortown

131 BANNOCKBURN AVENUE

Updated 5-bed, 4-bath executive home with hardwood floors and a sunny walk-out.

*Adam Weiner **Karen Gurland

$4,688,000

Bedford Park-Nortown

585 BEDFORD PARK AVENUE

5-bed, 6-bath home with chef's kitchen, walk-out and natural light.

*Reza Ipchilar

$799,000

Englemount-Lawrence

109-3000 BATHURST STREET

Lawrence Plaza: 2-bed, 2-bath suite with concierge, parking and gym.

*Josh Howard **Howard Biderman

$1,450,000

Lawrence Park South

403-1 STRATHGOWAN AVENUE

Bright 2 bed, 3 bath suite, laundry rm, parking and locker with luxury finishes.

*Michele Rosen

$6,695,000

Lawrence Park South 163 CORTLEIGH BOULEVARD

Georgian home with 6,300+ sq ft, soaring 11-ft ceilings and chef's kitchen.

*Adam Weiner *Michael Silverberg

$5,495,000

Bedford Park-Nortown 223 HILLHURST BOULEVARD

Frank Lloyd Wright-inspired 6-bed, 6-bath custom estate with 8,000 sq ft total.

*Robert Greenberg *Amir Kiabi

$3,889,000

Forest Hill North

141 OLD FOREST HILL ROAD

Inviting 6-bed, 4-bath home with pool, walkout, natural light and mature trees.

*Jamie Erlick

$1,795,000

Lawrence Park South

605-1 STRATHGOWAN AVENUE

2-bed, 3-bath suite with concierge, parking, natural light and upscale finishes.

*Adam Feldman **Carolyn Feldman

$6,999,000

Lawrence Park South 335 LYTTON BOULEVARD

Custom residence with 7,500 sq ft, pool, chef's kitchen and private terrace.

*Reza Ipchilar

$8,998,000

Bedford Park-Nortown

327 CORTLEIGH BOULEVARD

Custom-built 5-bed, 7-bath home with chef's kitchen, sauna and elevator.

*Jamie Erlick *Shera Smith

$10,800,000

Lawrence Park North

175 TEDDINGTON PARK AVENUE

Restored 6-bed, 9-bath estate on 0.54 acres with pool, walk-out and views.

**Elise Kalles *Corinne Kalles

$6,495,000

Lawrence Park South

264 CORTLEIGH BOULEVARD

Custom-built 7-bed, 8-bath home with pool, walk-out, garage and 6,600+ sq ft.

**Andre Kutyan

$8,999,000

Lawrence Park South

370 GLENGROVE AVENUE W

Exceptional 7+1-bed, 10-bath estate with chef's kitchen and private elevator.

*Adam Weiner *Michael Silverberg

$1,249,000

Bathurst Manor

135 COMBE AVENUE

4-bed, 2-bath bungalow with finished basement, income suite and 50 x 130 ft lot.

*Rachel Sekler

$1,099,000

Lansing-Westgate

246 BURNETT AVENUE

Charming 3-bed, 2-bath bungalow with an income suite and mature landscaping.

**Jaime Goldman *Cathy Goldman

$2,198,000

Willowdale West

177 CHURCHILL AVENUE

Custom-built 5-bed, 5-bath home with walk-out, natural light and income suite.

**Ronit Barzilay

$428,000

Moss Park

526-47 LOWER RIVER STREET

Loft-inspired 1+1-bed with 9-ft exposed ceiling and floor-to-ceiling windows.

**Jih-shyan Fan

$975,000

Clanton Park

12 INVERMAY AVENUE

Bright 4-bed, 2-bath bungalow on a 50 x 130 ft lot with renovation potential.

*Matthew Zimmerman

$2,995,000

Lansing-Westgate

148 DELHI AVENUE

6-bed, 7-bath home with pool, chef's kitchen, walk-out and 55 x 174 ft lot.

*Rochelle Levy

$475,000

Church-Yonge Corridor

1603-85 BLOOR STREET E 1-bed, 1-bath suite with balcony, high ceilings and natural light.

*Dana Bell

$429,747

Moss Park

1405-323 RICHMOND STREET E

The Richmond: 1-bed, 1-bath suite with rooftop terrace, concierge and locker.

**Luciano Commisso

$1,199,000

Clanton Park

112 ALLINGHAM GARDENS

Premium 200-ft-deep lot, 8,019 sq ft — ideal for custom infill build.

**Barry Klupt

$6,490,000

Lansing-Westgate

140 SANDRINGHAM DRIVE

Sprawling 5-bed, 6-bath bungalow backing Earl Bales Park with ski hill access.

*Adam Weiner *Michael Silverberg

$1,849,900

Church-Yonge Corridor

22 WELLESLEY STREET E PH2

Penthouse-level 3-bed, 2-bath suite with terrace, concierge and parking.

*Liora Tal *Daniel Bloch

$998,000

Moss Park

304-287 RICHMOND STREET E

Penthouse-level 2-bed, 2-bath suite with rooftop terrace, parking and locker.

*Donna Thompson

$1,795,000

Waterfront Communities

3405-470 FRONT STREET

3 bed, 2 bath suite with rooftop terrace, pool, balcony and concierge.

*David Harland

$4,099,000

Rosedale-Moore Park

2701-300 BLOOR STREET E

3,000 sq ft 3-bed suite with pool, balcony, chef's kitchen and ravine views.

*Vivian Souroujon

$7,880,000

Rosedale-Moore Park

7 BEAUMONT ROAD

Architectural home with tennis court, ravine lot and opportunity to restore.

**Elise Kalles *Corinne Kalles

$949,000

Mount Pleasant East

401-645 MILLWOOD ROAD

Penthouse-level 3-bed, 2-bath suite with terrace, parking and locker.

**Stephen Milic

$2,395,000

Waterfront Communities

306-155 MERCHANTS' WHARF

Aqualuna: 2-bed, 3-bath suite with pool, terrace, concierge and water views.

**Alison Fiorini

$5,495,000

Rosedale-Moore Park

104-7 DALE AVENUE

2,204 sq ft 2-bed suite with private terrace, parking, high ceilings and views.

**Alison Fiorini *Miles Groome

$8,990,000

Rosedale-Moore Park 92 SOUTH DRIVE

Historic 5-bed home with chef's kitchen, walk-out, sauna and ravine setting.

*Alison Turner

$1,680,000

Mount Pleasant East

407-1720 BAYVIEW AVENUE

3-bed, 2-bath suite with terrace, concierge, natural light and open layout.

*Edward Abdou

$3,495,000

Rosedale-Moore Park

305 GLEN ROAD

Elegant 5-bed, 6-bath home with walk-out, covered terrace and private office.

*Donna Thompson

$5,988,000

Rosedale-Moore Park 43 SUMMERHILL AVENUE

Custom-built 5-bed, 5-bath home with walk-out, rooftop terrace and garage.

*Jamie Erlick *Rachel Keslassy

$17,490,000

Rosedale-Moore Park

27 SOUTH DRIVE

Edwardian home with pool, ravine lot and chef's kitchen on a 50 x 296 ft lot.

*Donna Thompson

$395,000

Mount Pleasant West

609-7 BROADWAY AVENUE

Spacious 1-bed, 1-bath suite with natural light, sauna, gym and private balcony.

*Adam Weiner *Courtney Smith

$518,000

Mount Pleasant West

504-2191 YONGE STREET

Well-appointed 1-bed, 1-bath suite with pool, concierge and included parking.

*Ira Jelinek

$829,000

Mount Pleasant West

1909-25 HOLLY STREET

Spacious 3-bed, 2-bath suite with balcony, parking, locker and open layout.

*Robert Greenberg *Claire Oh

$999,990

Mount Pleasant West

1001-20 SOUDAN AVENUE

Y+S Condos: 2-bed, 2-bath suite with balcony, parking and modern finishes.

*Rochelle Levy

$2,550,000

Bridle Path-Sunnybrook-York Mills

38 DONWOODS DRIVE

Rare 1926 character home on a lushly treed lot — restore or rebuild new.

**Janine Sheeres **Romeila Son

$789,000

Mount Pleasant West

612-300 BALLIOL STREET

Corner 2-bed, 2-bath suite with balcony, parking, locker and natural light.

*Robert Greenberg *Amir Kiabi

$857,990

Mount Pleasant West

1408-20 SOUDAN AVENUE

Polished 782 sq ft 2-bed, 2-bath suite at 20 Soudan with terrace and parking.

*Rochelle Levy

$695,000

Leaside

505-1801 BAYVIEW AVENUE

2-bed, 2-bath suite with balcony, natural light, home office and parking.

*Adam Weiner *Courtney Smith

$2,895,000

Bridle Path-Sunnybrook-York Mills

530 BLYTHWOOD ROAD

Handsome 4-bed, 4-bath bungalow on a 66' lot with pool, ravine and walk-out.

*Adam Weiner *Michael Silverberg

$825,000

Mount Pleasant West

1501-1815 YONGE STREET

High-floor 2+1-bed, 1-bath suite with terrace, concierge and parking.

**Nina Castle **Ferne Sherkin-Langer

$945,000

Mount Pleasant West

2820-98 LILLIAN STREET

Corner 3+1-bed, 2-bath suite with pool, balcony, sweeping views and parking.

*Vivian Souroujon

$2,998,000

Leaside

32 EVERGREEN GARDENS

5-bed, 4-bath home with chef's kitchen, rooftop terrace and elevator.

**Nigel Wain

$2,895,000

Bridle Path-Sunnybrook-York Mills

537 BLYTHWOOD ROAD

Charming 4-bed, 3-bath sidesplit on a 60' lot with ravine and walk-out.

*Adam Weiner *Michael Silverberg

$7,695,000

Bridle Path-Sunnybrook-York Mills 1 KNIGHTSWOOD ROAD

Custom-built 7-bed, 6-bath home with walk-out, sauna and fireplace.

*Jamie Erlick

$2,850,000

St. Andrew-Windfields

2638A BAYVIEW AVENUE

Sleek 4-bed, 4-bath executive home with walk-out, rooftop terrace and elevator.

*Edward Abdou

$6,848,000

St. Andrew-Windfields

73 LORD SEATON ROAD

Architectural custom home with sauna, elevator and natural light.

*Jamie Erlick

$3,988,000

Newtonbrook East

139 NEWTON DRIVE

Custom-built 6-bed, 7-bath home with pool, spa ensuite and private backyard.

**Anahita Momtazian

$9,280,000

Bridle Path-Sunnybrook-York Mills 11 DOON ROAD

Prestigious pool estate with chef's kitchen, sauna, walk-out and double garage.

*Adam Weiner *Courtney Smith

$4,995,000

St. Andrew-Windfields

38 FIFESHIRE ROAD

Private 5-bed, 5-bath ravine estate with 3,000–3,500 sq ft of refined living.

**Mark Aliassa **Anthony Franciotti

$7,800,000

St. Andrew-Windfields

48 WIMPOLE DRIVE

Sweeping 5,000+ sq ft estate with pool, walk-out, elevator and luxury finishes.

*Zack Fenwick **Erik Paige

$1,068,000

Bayview Village 121 MCMAHON DRIVE TH12

Rooftop-terrace suite, 3 bed, 4 bath with balcony, concierge and parking.

*Christina Li Sherlock

$10,795,000

Bridle Path-Sunnybrook-York Mills

12 WINTON ROAD

Spacious 5-bed, 7-bath home with pool, natural light and fireplace.

*Adam Weiner *Michael Silverberg

$5,898,000

St. Andrew-Windfields

1 SILVERGROVE ROAD

Grand 5-bed, 7-bath estate with pool, sauna, elevator and exceptional finishes.

**Flora Anafcheh

$10,995,000

St. Andrew-Windfields

34 MEDALIST ROAD

Custom-built 5-bed, 8-bath home with ravine lot, walk-out and elevator.

*Adam Weiner

$2,385,000

Bayview Village 662 SHEPPARD AVENUE E UPH4

Upper penthouse-level 3-bed, 3-bath suite with pool, balcony and concierge.

**Elise Stern *Austin Weiland

$475,000

Henry Farm

2605-56 FOREST MANOR ROAD

Spacious 2+1-bed, 2-bath suite with pool, terrace, concierge and natural light.

*Dana Bell

$1,149,000

Agincourt South-Malvern West

35 MANORGLEN CRESCENT

Fully renovated 3-bed, 3-bath home with tennis court and natural light.

*Sean Mahoney

$749,900

East End-Danforth

56 AMROTH AVENUE

Character-filled 1912 detached home with architectural charm, 700–1,100 sq ft.

*Amir Khoshdel

$2,699,999

South Riverdale

60 HILTZ AVENUE

All-electric custom 4-bed, 5-bath home with fireplace and sustainable finishes.

*Scott Kearns

$635,000

Hillcrest Village

205-55 SKYMARK DRIVE

Bright 2+1-bed, 2-bath suite with parking, gym and resort-style amenities.

**Michelle Schipper *Avery Noik

$569,000

Blake-Jones

503-630 GREENWOOD AVENUE

2+1-bed, 2-bath suite with rooftop terrace, balcony, parking and city views.

*Nancy Biderman

$1,249,000

Playter Estates-Danforth

89 GOUGH AVENUE

4-bed, 2-bath home with finished basement, natural light and private backyard.

*Corinne Kalles *Jacob Goodbaum

$2,349,000

The Beaches

139 HAMMERSMITH AVENUE

Ravine estate with private office, high ceilings and natural light throughout.

*Ken Ramsay *Jaime Ramsay

$499,900

Agincourt South-Malvern West 126-2351 KENNEDY ROAD

Well-maintained 3-bed, 2-bath suite with parking, storage and transit access.

*Romeo Crisostomo

$849,900

Centennial Scarborough

70 ANDONA CRESCENT

3-bed, 2-bath home with walk-out, home office and bright natural light.

*Brucyne Sud

$1,165,000

South Riverdale

45-140 BROADVIEW AVENUE

Rooftop-terrace suite, 2+1 bed, 3 bath with views and natural light.

**Micky Lehava

$609,000

West Hill

155-25 COLLINSGROVE ROAD

Well-positioned 3-bed, 2-bath suite with parking, natural light and home office.

*Romeo Crisostomo

$1,318,000

Woodbine-Lumsden

139 KING EDWARD AVENUE

Completely renovated 4-bed, 3-bath home on a tree-lined street with parking.

*Jacqueline Nimer

$1,199,000

Corso Italia-Davenport 3 INNES AVENUE

Newly built 4-bed, 5-bath home with pool, tennis court and rooftop terrace.

*Jamie Erlick *Rachel Keslassy

$598,900

Edenbridge-Humber Valley

412-4208 DUNDAS STREET W

Kingsway by the River: 2-bed, 2-bath suite with terrace, parking and locker.

*Susan Mendonca

$950,000

Glenfield-Jane Heights 29 GILTSPUR DRIVE

Oversized 6-bed, 2-bath home with a fully self-contained income suite.

*Reza Ipchilar *Dhruti Patel

$1,699,000

Briar Hill-Belgravia

1006 BRIAR HILL AVENUE

3-bed, 4-bath home with finished basement, income suite and private backyard.

*Josh Howard

$1,269,000

Corso Italia-Davenport 11 INNES AVENUE

Stylish new 3-bed semi with a shared pool, tennis court and private terrace.

*Jamie Erlick *Rachel Keslassy

$3,798,000

Edenbridge-Humber Valley 27 ASHLEY PARK ROAD

English Tudor-style 5-bed, 5-bath home with pool, walk-out and private yard.

**MyTu Doan *Beatrix Pausey *Yasmine Shahlavi

$499,000

High Park North 741-1830 BLOOR STREET W

Rooftop-terrace suite, 1 bed, 1 bath with balcony, concierge and locker.

*Jacqueline Nimer

$1,499,999

Brookhaven-Amesbury

72B RENFIELD STREET

Custom-built 3-bed, 5-bath home with chef's kitchen, walk-out and terrace.

*Adea Sasso *David Oey

$899,000

Downsview-Roding-CFB 4-60 GEORGE BUTCHART DRIVE

1,290 sq ft 4+1-bed suite with concierge, home office and community amenities.

**Alecia Charny

$1,198,000

Eringate-Centennial-West Deane 45 ASHFIELD DRIVE

Move-in ready 3-bed, 2-bath home with 1,100–1,500 sq ft and updated finishes.

*Ana Santos *Sara Branco

$989,000

High Park-Swansea 305-2511 BLOOR STREET W

Brule Condos: 2-bed, 2-bath suite with balcony, parking and locker.

*Jamie Erlick *Rachel Keslassy

$2,578,000

Humber Heights

38 WESTMOUNT PARK ROAD

Exceptional 4-bed, 3-bath home: 3,170 sq ft on a ravine-adjacent estate street.

*Ana Santos *Sara Branco

$1,099,000

Mimico

2703-56 ANNIE CRAIG DRIVE

Lago at the Waterfront: 3+1-bed, 2-bath suite with pool, balcony and concierge.

*Amir Khoshdel

$2,995,000

Roncesvalles

38 SORAUREN AVENUE

Turnkey 4-bed, 4-bath home with chef's kitchen, garage and natural light.

*Donna Thompson

$768,800

East Gwillimbury

104 LYALL STOKES CIRCLE

Newly built 4-bed, 3-bath home with walkout, finished basement and office.

*Romeo Crisostomo *James Yu

$525,000

Junction Area

1001-2300 ST CLAIR AVENUE W

Penthouse-level 2-bed, 1-bath suite with terrace, concierge and parking.

*Helena Sedlak

$2,998,000

Princess-Rosethorn

90 GREAT OAK DRIVE

Spacious 5-bed, 5-bath home with pool, tennis court and generous private yard.

*Ana Santos *Sara Branco

$3,480,000

Stonegate-Queensway

43 BALLACAINE DRIVE

Contemporary new 5-bed, 5-bath home with garage, fireplace and refined finishes.

*David Oey *Adea Sasso

$1,199,000

East Gwillimbury

123 SAND ROAD

Holland River 3-bed, 4-bath home with direct Lake Simcoe access and yard.

**Carolyn Feldman *Adam Feldman

$889,000

Long Branch

35-85 EASTWOOD PARK GARDENS

Generous 1,357 sq ft 3+1-bed end-unit with terrace, CN Tower views and parking.

**Erik Paige *Celine Mann

$6,195,000

Princess-Rosethorn

66 THORNCREST ROAD

Reimagined 5-bed, 7-bath estate on a 95 x 200 lot with pool and privacy.

*Ana Santos *Sara Branco

$1,299,000

Willowridge-Martingrove-Richview

49 LEARMONT DRIVE

Fully renovated 5-bed, 2-bath home with pool, tennis court and income suite.

*Jacqueline Nimer

$649,800

Georgina 22 SECOND STREET

Fully renovated 3-bed, 2-bath home with modern quartz kitchen and new finishes.

**Alecia Charny

$2,199,000

King

4 LARKIN AVENUE

Sun-filled 4-bed, 4-bath home with soaring ceilings and double garage.

*Zack Fenwick **Erik Paige

$1,598,000

Markham

62 ABERFELDY CRESCENT

5-bed, 4-bath home with walk-out, finished basement and income suite.

*Sisi Morshedi *KK Azimisadjadi

$709,990

Newmarket

33-18 LYTHAM GREEN CIRCLE

Light-filled corner 2-bed, 2-bath suite with parking and open living space.

*Ira Jelinek

$1,248,000

Richmond Hill

133 WOOD LANE

Lovingly maintained 4-bed bungalow on an expansive lot facing Mill Pond park.

*Corinne Kalles *Anna Principe

$699,900

Markham

329-101 CATHEDRAL HIGH STREET

Concierge building: 2 bed, 2 bath with parking, locker and modern amenities.

*Romeo Crisostomo

$589,990

Newmarket

28-18 LYTHAM GREEN CIRCLE

Spacious 2-bed, 2-bath suite with parking, natural light and open-plan living.

*Ira Jelinek

$2,890,000

Newmarket

193 BEECHWOOD CRESCENT

Fully recreated 6-bed, 5-bath home: 3,500+ sq ft on a private 0.37-acre lot.

*KK Azimisadjadi *Sisi Morshedi

$1,449,888

Richmond Hill

60 WOLFSON CRESCENT

Comfortable 5-bed, 5-bath home on a quiet treed crescent near golf and lake.

**Sam Schariefy

$1,389,000

Markham

47 ABERFELDY CRESCENT

5-bed, 3-bath home with tennis court, finished basement and income suite.

*KK Azimisadjadi *Sisi Morshedi

$595,800

Newmarket

305-185 DEERFIELD ROAD

Corner 3+1-bed, 2-bath suite with balcony, concierge and parking.

**Anahita Momtazian

$599,000

Richmond Hill

317-75 NORMAN BETHUNE AVENUE

Corner 3-bed, 2-bath suite with pool, balcony, concierge and parking.

**Andre Kutyan *Natasha Lehman

$1,899,000

Richmond Hill

72 WALMER ROAD

Rare ravine-lot 3-bed, 3-bath home with 2,000–2,500 sq ft on a quiet cul-de-sac.

*Adeana Axler

$1,085,000

Vaughan 16 POWSELAND CRESCENT

Freehold executive townhome with 3 beds, 3 baths, 2,400 sq ft and tandem garage.

*Loree Meneguzzi

$1,210,000

Vaughan 45-8777 DUFFERIN STREET

Upgraded 4-bed, 4-bath townhome with 2,000+ sq ft and resort-style amenities.

**Michelle Schipper *Avery Noik

$2,999,000

Vaughan 208 CENTRE STREET

Storied heritage home: 3 beds, 2 baths on a rare lot with significant upside.

*Loree Meneguzzi

$858,000

Whitchurch-Stouffville 10 DOUGHERTY CRESCENT

Pristine 3-bed, 3-bath freehold townhome with walk-out and natural light.

*Evelyn Roberts *David Roberts

$1,099,000

Vaughan 40 BLACKTHORN DRIVE

Walk-out 3-bed, 4-bath home with finished basement, office and double garage.

*Romeo Crisostomo *Veronica Drilon

$1,499,000

Vaughan 28 SOUTHVALE DRIVE

Private pool, walk-out and home office in this stylish 4-bed, 4-bath home.

*Adam Feldman **Carolyn Feldman

$2,999,998

Vaughan 10 MALAREN ROAD

Custom-built 5-bed, 6-bath home with pool, elevator and premium finishes.

*Avery Noik

$959,000

Oshawa 1636 GLENBOURNE DRIVE

5-bed, 4-bath home with ravine lot, finished basement and private backyard.

*Bram Siskind

$1,199,999

Vaughan 197 LISA CRESCENT

Generous 4-bed, 4-bath home with a cozy fireplace and move-in-ready finishes.

*Dana Bell

$2,399,900

Vaughan 145 RODEO DRIVE

Architectural custom home with walk-out, finished basement and garage.

*Daniel Bloch *Liora Tal

$7,238,000

Vaughan 165 PARR PLACE

Palatial 10,000 sq ft Uplands mansion with premium craftsmanship throughout.

**Michelle Schipper *Avery Noik

$1,177,000

Brampton 36 BOUNDBROOK DRIVE

5-bed, 4-bath home with finished basement, natural light and income suite.

*Amir Khoshdel

$828,800

Burlington

501-2025 MARIA STREET

Well-appointed 2+1-bed, 2-bath suite with a private terrace and concierge.

**Nigel Wain

$2,899,999

Burlington 3279 LAKESHORE ROAD

4-bed, 3-bath home with walk-out, elevator, natural light and lake proximity.

**Luciano Commisso

$859,000

Mississauga 50-1060 WALDEN CIRCLE

3-bed, 3-bath suite with pool, parking, home office and modern finishes.

*Susan Mendonca

$1,875,000

Mississauga

1268 CERMEL DRIVE W

Spacious 5-bed, 4-bath home with chef's kitchen, walk-out and premium finishes.

**Evan Christensen **Niels Christensen

$899,000

Burlington 4108 KRYZAN DRIVE

Freehold 3-bed, 4-bath townhome with private deck and finished basement.

**Arianna Codeluppi *Kyle Di Mascio

$1,990,000

Caledon

20511 MAIN STREET

Pool, fireplace and finished basement in this custom 6-bed, 5-bath home.

*Kiruja Sivarajah

$1,499,000

Mississauga

951 WHITE CLOVER WAY

Fully renovated 5-bed, 4-bath home with chef's kitchen, walk-out.

*Ken Ramsay *Jaime Ramsay

$1,915,000

Mississauga

1033 FAIR BIRCH DRIVE

Ravine-lot 4-bed, 4-bath home with walkout, office and private treed setting.

*Karen Copland

$1,449,000

Burlington 2139 BUSHTRAIL COURT

Stunning 5-bed, 4-bath family home with pool, chef's kitchen and backyard oasis.

*Amir Khoshdel

$2,795,000

Milton 29 PERU ROAD

Newly built 5-bed, 5-bath home with home office, fireplace and open layout.

*Andres Rivadeneira *Ibeth Rivadeneira

$1,799,000

Mississauga

682 WILLOWBANK TRAIL

Bright 5-bed, 4-bath home with sauna, natural light and income suite.

**Alecia Charny

$2,850,000

Mississauga

2370 HAMMOND ROAD

Custom-built 6-bed, 5-bath home with walk-out, natural light and fireplace.

**Gus Gentile

$628,000

Oakville

227-216 OAK PARK BOULEVARD

Boutique 2+1-bed, 2-bath suite with 9-ft ceilings, balcony and parking.

*Jorgina Lee

$1,499,999

Barrie

65 SHANTY BAY ROAD

4-bed, 4-bath home with walk-out, high ceilings, fireplace and mature gardens.

*Stephanie Adams

$1,999,000

Blue Mountains

157 SPRINGSIDE CRESCENT

5,100 sq ft ski-country estate with pool, finished basement and private office.

*Rachael Bakker

$13,999,999

Innisfil

1562 LADYWOOD WAY

10-bed, 10-bath resort-style home with pool, chef's kitchen and fireplace.

*Stephanie Adams *Zack Fenwick

$1,189,000

Oakville

1050 LINDSAY DRIVE

Rare ravine townhome with trail access, 3 beds, 3 baths and private backyard.

**Luciano Commisso

$1,978,000

Barrie

23 ROYAL OAK DRIVE

5-bed, 5-bath home with pool, tennis court, chef's kitchen and landscaped yard.

*Stephanie Adams

$515,000

Innisfil

243-333 SUNSEEKER AVENUE

Friday Harbour: 1-bed, 1-bath suite with pool, parking and locker.

*Stephanie Adams

$359,000

Oro-Medonte

416-40 HORSESHOE BOULEVARD

Resort condo for ski and golf lovers: 1 bed, 1 bath with balcony and fireplace.

*Rebecca McAllister

$2,498,000

Puslinch

8 OAK DRIVE

Serene Puslinch Lake retreat: 2-bed, 2-bath, 169' of shoreline, 1.5 acres.

*Donna Thompson

$900,000

Blue Mountains

211-115 FAIRWAY COURT

Mountain resort 3-bed, 2-bath suite with ski access, pool and valet parking.

**Hilary Matthews

$1,899,999

Innisfil

3711 RIVA AVENUE

Friday Harbour marina townhome: 3 bed, 3 bath with dock, boat slip and views.

*Stephanie Adams *Richard Scully

$2,989,000

Severn

6884 & 6892 UPPER BIG CHUTE ROAD

Three cottages on Tea Lake: 331' of frontage, 9 bedrooms and full privacy.

**John Aben **Mark Aben

$719,000

Bala

3160 MUSKOKA ROAD 169

4-bed, 3-bath with in-law suite, C3 commercial zoning and steps to Kee to Bala.

**Mark Aben **John Aben

$629,000

Gravenhurst

401-120 CARRICK TRAIL

Turn-key 2 bed, 2 bath corner suite at Muskoka Bay Resort. Income potential

**John Aben **Mark Aben

$325,000

Huntsville

LOT 8-38 GRYFFIN BLUFFS LANE

4.2 acre building lot in a desirable waterfront community on Mary Lake

**John Aben **Mark Aben

$869,000

Huntsville

157 CHALET CRESCENT

2.5 storey designer chalet, lake access, walk to ski hill, 2-car garage

**John Aben **Mark Aben

$1,098,000

Bracebridge

14 CURLING ROAD

Updated 4 bed 3 bath home in a rare locale backing onto South Muskoka Golf Club

*Richard Scully **Dustin Cleveland *Katherine Forester

$4,695,000

Gravenhurst

1615 MUSKOKA ROAD NORTH

600' of prime Lake Muskoka frontage: 6-bed, 4-bath estate on 4.8 acres.

**John Aben **Mark Aben

$395,000

Huntsville

107-31 DAIRY LANE

3 bed, 2 bath, ground level, underground parking, shared dock, walk to town

**John Aben **Mark Aben

$1,120,000

Huntsville

5 BRAESIDE CRESCENT

2700+sqft, 4 bed, 3 bath, walk-out lower level, municipal services

**John Aben **Mark Aben

$1,499,000

Dorset

1003 HOLLOW ROAD

128' on Kawagama Lake, beach, turn-key, 3 bed, 2 bath, 3-bay garage

**John Aben **Mark Aben

$1,149,000

Haliburton

19750 KAWAGAMA BIG TROUT ISLAND

400' on Kawagama Lake, ICF, built in 2011, 3 buildings, 1+ac, 3-min boat ride.

**John Aben **Mark Aben

$484,000

Huntsville

205-26 DAIRY LANE

Bright 2 bed, 2 bath corner unit with underground parking in a quiet building

**John Aben **Mark Aben

$1,299,000

Huntsville

63 CLUBHOUSE DRIVE

3 bed, 4 bath executive bungalow on the Deerhurst Highlands Golf Course

**John Aben **Mark Aben

$1,495,000

Huntsville

36 HOMESTEAD LANE

5000+sqft, 5 bed, 4 bath, great neighbourhood, municipal services

**John Aben **Mark Aben

$3,199,999

Huntsville

161 TOWN LINE ROAD EAST

208' of Fairy Lake frontage with 5 bedrooms, 4 ensuites and pure privacy.

**John Aben **Mark Aben

$3,679,000

Lake Muskoka

1190 PARKERS POINT ROAD

Custom built 5 bed, 3 bath southwestfacing cottage with a grandfathered setback

*Richard Scully **Dustin Cleveland

$3,750,000

Lake of Bays

1059 BONA VISTA ROAD

160' on Lake of Bays, privacy, boathouse, 3 bed, 2 bath cottage built in 2016

**John Aben **Mark Aben

$1,888,000

Huntsville 25 NATURES WAY

Contemporary farmhouse: 3 bed, 3 bath, 2.2 private acres with Muskoka charm.

**John Aben **Mark Aben

$1,995,000

Lake Muskoka

1043 MUSKOKA CRESCENT ROAD

4 bed water's-edge cottage with sleeping cabin & boat port with upper sundeck

*Richard Scully **Dustin Cleveland

$8,949,000

Lake Muskoka

21-1158 RANWOOD ROAD

Prime southwest exposure with multiple suites, gym, spa, sauna, and observatory

*Richard Scully **Dustin Cleveland

$5,950,000

Lake Rosseau

22-1052 LONGHURST ROAD

Historic 6 bed cottage, 3 bed guest cottage, 260' of frontage & twin boathouses

*Richard Scully **Dustin Cleveland

$2,499,000

Huntsville

211-727 GRANDVIEW DRIVE

2-bed, 3-bath luxury condo on Fairy Lake with panoramic water views and privacy.

**John Aben **Mark Aben

$1,995,000

Lake Muskoka

4-1254 BARLOCHAN ROAD

Gentle south-facing waterfront lot in a quiet bay with 190' frontage & 80+ acres

*Richard Scully **Dustin Cleveland

$523,000

Lake of Bays

1028 SOUTH TOOKE LAKE ROAD

200' on Tooke Lake, 0.63 acres, sandy beach, peaceful, motor-free lake

**John Aben *Anna Principe

$13,995,000

Lake Rosseau

2-1013 HALL'S ROAD

New luxury build with 2-storey boathouse, sauna, 312' shore & oversized garage

*Richard Scully **Dustin Cleveland

$4,995,000

Lake Vernon

800 BIG ISLE

Custom cottage with 6 beds, 5 baths, 658' SW shore, boat port & oversized dock

*Richard Scully **Dustin Cleveland

$8,590,000

Port Carling

1099 BIG JOE ROAD

Lake Joe estate: 5-bed, 4-bath cottage, new carriage house, 4,200+ sqft.

*Mike Arnold

$1,340,000

Seguin

40 & 41 SUNSET COVE ROAD

2 bed, 2 bath home/cottage on Blackwater Lake + 12ac with 32'x50' heated garage

**John Aben **Mark Aben

$239,000

Walker's Point

BARLOCHAN ROAD

Private 13.28-acre lot close to Lake Muskoka beach with multiple building sites

*Richard Scully **Dustin Cleveland

$1,725,000

Muskoka Lakes

1078 MCKENZIE ROAD

Lake Muskoka retreat: 3 bed + bunkie, 210' of sunny SW shoreline.

*Gini Kelly

$995,000

Port Sydney

257 NORTH DEER LAKE ROAD

200' on Fawn Lake, sandy beach, 3 bed, 1 bath, turn-key, Muskoka room.

**Mark Aben **John Aben

$2,995,000

Seguin

43 HOUSTON LANE

Private 3-bed cottage with 308' on Otter Lake, 2.6 acres and boathouse.

**Mark Aben **John Aben

$679,000

Belleville

167 VICTORIA AVENUE

Step inside this beautifully restored 1875 Old East Hill century home

**Suzanne White

$2,295,000

Port Carling

2787 MUSKOKA ROAD 118W

Privately set 4-bed, 3-bath Lake Muskoka cottage in a sheltered quiet bay.

**Mark Aben **John Aben

$919,000

Seguin

7 BABY LAKE ROAD

240' on Baby Lake, 3 bed, 2 bath, deeded dock access on Clear Lake.

**Mark Aben **John Aben

$979,000

Silver Lake

1443 SILVER LAKE ROAD

3 bed cottage with 145' of deep waters & southern exposure on a private point

*Richard Scully **Dustin Cleveland

$235,000

Cherry Valley

24 BUTTERNUT LANE

East Lake Shores resort living, 2-bed, 2-bath with pools & amenities.

**Suzanne White

$565,000

Cherry Valley

198 WELBANKS ROAD

Tidy 3-bedroom bungalow on a spacious 6-acre lot with peaceful country setting.

**Holly Found

$849,000

Demorestville

196 JERICHO ROAD

Picturesque 6-acre property with pond & trails. Bright 4 bed, 3 bath home

**Holly Found

$489,000

Picton

16 DAYTON COURT

Nearly-new PEC townhouse with quartz kitchen, spa baths & west-facing deck.

**Suzanne White

$649,000

Picton

48 ONTARIO STREET

3 bedroom bungalow, easy one-level living in a peaceful in-town setting

**Holly Found

$849,000

Cherry Valley

289 KINGS ROAD

Immaculate raised bungalow on 2 acres of peaceful countryside with rural charm.

**Holly Found

$249,000

Greater Napanee

0 OAKWOOD LANE

Rare 1.48-acre treed lot with a drilled well and deeded bay access nearby.

**Suzanne White

$570,000

Picton

125 FARRINGTON CRESCENT

McDonald Homes, nearly new end-unit townhouse with 4 bedrooms, 3 baths

**Holly Found

$839,000

Picton

3470 COUNTY ROAD 13

Bright & welcoming raised bungalow, 1800sq.ft. comfortable living space

**Holly Found

$999,000

Cherry Valley

58 VALHALLA LANE

Waterfront seasonal cottage compound, 5 cabins, Power of Sale 10 min to Picton

**Janine Sheeres **Suzanne White

$325,000

Milford

BESIDE 2885 COUNTY ROAD 10

Own a piece of Milford's waterfront: rare half-acre lot on Mill Pond, PEC

**Suzanne White

$599,000

Picton

13965 LOYALIST PARKWAY

A country farmhouse that will have you falling head over heels in every season!

**Holly Found

$879,000

Picton

7-4 BRIDGE STREET

Historic Picton coach house condo: stone walls, beams & modern luxury.

**Suzanne White

$898,500

Picton

12130 LOYALIST PARKWAY

Waterfront PEC bungalow with boathouse, guest suite & dock—5 min to Picton

**Suzanne White

$199,000

Prince Edward County

390 COUNTY ROAD 25

3+ acre lot near wineries, Picton, and nature in Prince Edward County.

**Suzanne White

$599,000

Prince Edward County 22 DEMILLE STREET

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

**Suzanne White

$799,000

Prince Edward County 17682 LOYALIST PARKWAY

4-bed, 2-acre retreat: vaulted living room, income suite, near Sandbanks!

**Suzanne White *Miranda Miller

$1,050,000

Picton

506 COUNTY ROAD 10

Restored 1912 estate 11+ acres near Picton, wineries, Base31 & Sandbanks.

*Carol Love *Joe Martin

$215,000

Prince Edward County 1032 COUNTY ROAD 13

Your County escape: 2-acre lot near Picton with fields, forest, well, and shed.

**Suzanne White

$738,000

Prince Edward County 8 SCHOOL HOUSE ROAD

The County School House: Historic charm with proven income potential.

*Carol Love *Joe Martin

$1,499,000

South Bay 2535 COUNTY ROAD 13

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

**Suzanne White

$1,270,000

Picton

4631 COUNTY ROAD 13

Beautifully updated waterfront retreat on Lake Ontario with lake views.

**Holly Found

$425,000

Prince Edward County LOT 63 ORAM ROAD

Private 27-acre wooded lot in central PEC, dead-end road, 20gpm well

**Suzanne White

$799,000

Prince Edward County 2175 COUNTY ROAD 7

Scandinavian-inspired passive home on 3+ acres of stunning PEC waterfront.

**Suzanne White

$599,999

Warkworth 46 BANTA ROAD

Charming Warkworth 2-storey on a private lot, with a rare 3-storey barn.

**Suzanne White *Rick Ostroff

$784,900

Waupoos

4427 COUNTY ROAD 8

Charming Waupoos farmhouse on 1+ acre with stunning Lake Ontario views.

**Suzanne White

$929,000

Toronto - Cabbagetown

11 A AND B - 225 WELLESLEY STREET E

Owner/user opportunity: two ground-floor retail units (648 + 1,589 SF), vacant.

*Phil Pick

$2,249,900

Toronto - Junction Area

103 & 105 GILMOUR AVENUE

Purpose-built 6-plex on a 40 x 114 ft lot in a desirable west-end location.

*Errol Paulicpulle *Lesia Szewczuk

$4,950 / mo

Toronto - Kensington-Chinatown

183 AUGUSTA AVENUE

Vintage-charm Kensington retail with partial basement, all-in rent included.

*Phil Pick

$2,500,000

Wellington 3 SKIFF COVE ROAD

Exclusive Skiff Cove lakefront with pool, spa and private limestone cove.

*Carol Love *Joe Martin

$7,500 / mo

Toronto - Caledonia-Fairbank

GROUND - 2058 DUFFERIN STREET

Newly renovated commercial space: 150-guest capacity, and adjacent parking.

*Phil Pick

$2,500 / mo

Toronto - Kensington-Chinatown

MAIN - 167 AUGUSTA AVENUE

High-exposure Kensington retail with front patio, taxes and insurance included.

*Phil Pick

$5,650 / mo

Toronto - Kensington-Chinatown

GROUND - 254 AUGUSTA AVENUE

Turnkey Kensington Market storefront: front and rear patio, fully renovated.

*Phil Pick

$1,599,900

Toronto - Beechborough-Greenbrook

90 TRETHEWEY DRIVE

Six-unit income property near Eglinton with garage and well-maintained exterior.

*Errol Paulicpulle *Lesia Szewczuk

$1,300,000

Toronto - Caledonia-Fairbank 6 CARRINGTON AVENUE

Updated triplex with 4 hydro meters, new kitchens and parking.

*Tenzing Kundol

$4,250 / mo

Toronto - Kensington-Chinatown

MAIN - 249 AUGUSTA AVENUE

Fully equipped restaurant with vented kitchen, patio and prime Market exposure.

*Phil Pick

$7,900 / mo

Toronto - Kensington-Chinatown

MAIN - 79 KENSINGTON AVENUE

Former Market restaurant with exhaust system and high pedestrian traffic.

*Phil Pick

$8,900 / mo

Toronto - Kensington-Chinatown

MAIN - 77 KENSINGTON AVENUE

Kensington Market corner unit with 12-ft ceilings and prime pedestrian exposure.

*Phil Pick

$5,650,000

Toronto - North Riverdale

18 CAVELL AVENUE

Renovated 10-unit building with CMHC financing and fully updated suites.

*Errol Paulicpulle *Lesia Szewczuk

$1,795,000

Toronto - Yonge-Eglinton

84 EDITH DRIVE

Semi-detached triplex backing Eglinton Park with walk-out and fireplace.

*Adam Weiner *Teri Kramer

$749,000

Picton

7-9 SPRING STREET

Duplex; near-mirror units, 6 bed, 3 bath, deep lot, development potential.

**Holly Found

$1,849,000

Toronto - Long Branch 40 DOMINION ROAD

Income-generating triplex south of Lake Shore with garage and Go Train access.

**Peter Powers *Jason Sampson

$2,699,900

Toronto - Trinity-Bellwoods

750 QUEEN STREET W

Vacant mixed-use: heritage building with retail and upper residential unit.

*Errol Paulicpulle *Lesia Szewczuk

$2,199,900

Toronto - Yonge-Eglinton 1131 AVENUE ROAD

Prime Avenue Road fourplex: 4 units in a high-demand location near Eglinton LRT.

*Errol Paulicpulle *Lesia Szewczuk

$1,395,000

Seguin

643B HIGHWAY 632

104 acres, 1050' on Pickering Lake, development potential, year-round.

**Mark Aben **Flora Anafcheh

$1,799,900

Toronto - Moss Park

210 GERRARD STREET E

Fully renovated four-unit property with 5.8% cap rate in downtown Toronto.

*Errol Paulicpulle *Lesia Szewczuk

$1,499,900

Toronto - Wychwood 1378 BATHURST STREET

Retail plus 4 residential units on Bathurst Street with 5.18% cap rate.

*Errol Paulicpulle *Lesia Szewczuk

$699,000

Picton

483 HIGHWAY 49

Rare .84-acre Picton lot with municipal services and 8-10 unit potential.

**Suzanne White

$1,900,000

Whitchurch-Stouffville

12838 NINTH LINE

2.68-acre development site in the Stouffville Secondary Plan, ready to build.

*Kiruja Sivarajah