I’ll share a little story – there was a considerable effort made to call this project “The Trilby”. When that was presented and pitched rather vigorously, I scrunched up my face which apparently conveyed (surprise) some displeasure with the direction. While the campaign continued to name a condo after some sort of hat, a clever soul (no doubt anxious about another face contortion) came up with an alternate: DUKE.  A play on Dundas and Keele.

Welcome to Penthouse 310 at Arch Lofts in the Junction Triangle. This is a rare opportunity to own a one-of-a-kind 2 bedroom plus den penthouse at this acclaimed conversion building in Toronto’s west end. A bright and spacious home providing almost 1,100 square feet of space, with south and north exposures and a skylight in the vaulted ceiling over the kitchen.  Premium finishes throughout, including a Scavolini kitchen with integrated appliances and a larger eat-in

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,

Welcome to 189 Argyle Street, located in Beaconsfield Village. This is a bright and spacious detached home, featuring 2 car garage parking from the laneway. Generous room sizes are found throughout, starting on the main level.  10 foot ceilings are paired with a comfortable dining room at the front of the home, and a spacious living area to the rear with walk out to a low maintenance deck and garden beyond.  The home features a