Anyone who follows us knows how passionately we’ve promoted mid-rise buildings across the city.  While our team didn’t represent this project, NEST is precisely inline with the type of end user building, of a modest scale, in dynamic and vibrant neighbourhoods that we simply adore.  And this so-called “wide shallow” floorplan is almost perfect. The very first time being offered on the market, this bright and wide penthouse at the Nest on St. Clair provides

People who know me, know that I adore things that don’t give themselves away all at once.  Hints are often better than stories, a glimpse around the corner often more compelling than the full view.  What this home suggests to the street is precisely that – curious, decidedly singular, clearly considered.  But it’s only once you are inside the home do you fully grasp the full scale and the magnitude of the property.  Ultimately the

I get excited about houses, which is really to say that I get excited to be around great people who create great houses.  This is an absolute gem – imagined by the very stylish and sophisticated owners, and brought to life by architects who I admire – Batay-Csorba – and a team of builders who cared enough to do exceptional work.  I’m excited about this house – because it’s impossible not to be. Welcome to

I’ve always been fond of this building.  I think by happenstance – rather than some commitment to grand progressive planning – it has become a vibrant and essential building in the west end.  One part retail (with a rather happening gym I’m told), one part commercial (with a few modelling agencies to boot) and one part residential, it’s the kind of mixed-use building that makes this neighbourhood so vital. Welcome to 477 Richmond Street West,

Surprise.  It’s probably the greatest joy in real estate – when a home reveals more than what was expected.  This sturdy and utterly handsome 1880s home has been reinvented and reimagined with care and utter consideration.  It’s a treasure, and an absolute surprise. Welcome to 50 Beverley Street in Toronto. This 3 storey century home (circa 1880) is located opposite Grange Park, with unrivalled access to downtown.  Just moments away are the AGO, Tiff Lightbox,