Etobicoke, located in the west of Toronto, has unique features that make it a desirable place to live and visit: Perhaps foremost, Etobicoke boasts a beautiful waterfront along Lake Ontario, which blooms more each year and offers stunning views and a variety of outdoor recreational opportunities. Etobicoke has numerous parks and green spaces, including the extensive Centennial Park Colonel Samuel Smith Park. The Humber River runs through Etobicoke, where picturesque walking,... [read more]

  Several reasons why people might enjoy living in Clarkson, Mississauga, • Proximity to Lake Ontario. This location offers scenic views, recreational opportunities, and a tranquil atmosphere. • Natural beauty. The area is known for its parks and green spaces. • What about schools? If your child attended a public school, they would either go to Clarkson or Lorne Park. Clarkson, east of Southdown Road, falls under Lorne Park School. Your kids can... [read more]

Baby Point is one of the most beloved and stable neighborhoods in the west of Toronto, relative to real estate prices. What attracts city residents to it?   Baby Point is known for its picturesque streets, lush greenery, and proximity to the Humber River. This natural beauty can be a strong magnet for residents. The area is rich in history, with many homes dating back to the early 1900s. Historical architecture and preservation efforts give it uniqueness. The cohesion of... [read more]

Centennial Park is an area that is overall considered an excellent place to live. Below I’ll write why I say that. This area is located in the city but is still relatively quiet compared to the hustle and bustle of Toronto. Centennial Park is located on the western edge of Toronto and is the perfect place for people who want to live in the city but be steps away from greenery. The residents are very diverse here; people of various cultures and income levels call... [read more]

A little article on Long Branch, which in my opinion, is one of the most prospective areas of west Toronto. In the late 1800s, the Long Branch Summer Resort was built on the shores of Lake Ontario for Toronto's elite. Here you will find houses with character, history, and charm. Homes built in the 1920s-1950s and even some from the late 1800s have retained their original charm! Along with the old, there are plenty of modern buildings and the construction of new houses. Renovation... [read more]