The Beach, Toronto: Lakefront Homes East of Silver Birch, and Why the Islands Don’t Count
Toronto’s only sand-beach houses sit where the boardwalk ends. The handful of homes that face the water, the heritage rules, and why the Islands don’t count.
Neighbourhood-by-neighbourhood guides to living, buying and selling across Toronto, written by Jatin Dua of RE/MAX Quantum Realty.
Toronto’s only sand-beach houses sit where the boardwalk ends. The handful of homes that face the water, the heritage rules, and why the Islands don’t count.
Most Toronto waterfront condos sit beside an expressway. What it means for noise and air, what the 2027 provincial transfer changes, how the market prices it.
Two bluff-top Scarborough neighbourhoods with lake views, big lots and a GO station: how Guildwood and Cliffcrest differ, the erosion question, and pricing.
Fifteen kilometres of bluffs up to 90 metres high, homes on top. What erosion means for a buyer, what TRCA regulates, what insurers ask, how to value the lot.
River mouth opened 2025, construction from 2027, first homes early 2030s. What Ookwemin Minising and the Port Lands are, the verified numbers, what to do now.
Toronto’s Harbourfront from Bathurst Quay to Yonge: which buildings face the lake, the Gardiner trade-off, the 2027 provincial takeover, and what to check.
The best condo buildings to rent in 52 Toronto neighbourhoods, from Humber Bay Shores to Scarborough City Centre, with Q2 2026 TRREB rents by district.
The five best condo buildings to rent in Guildwood and Scarborough Village, Scarborough, Toronto: Gates of Guildwood II, Prominence Point, Guildwood Terrace, Th
The five best condo buildings to rent in Wexford and Dorset Park, Scarborough, Toronto: 2150 Condos, Mondeo Springs, Scarborough Fair, Dorset Towers and The Bir
The five best condo buildings to rent in Tam O’Shanter and L’Amoreaux, Scarborough, Toronto: Wish Condos, JOY Condos, Legends at Tam O’Shanter, The Greens at Ta