Grant purchased his current home specifically because it had the potential for a rentable laneway suite
The sellers are installing a backyard hockey rink
In a year when everything in the city came to a grinding halt for long stretches at a time, the one thing that never stopped churning was the real estate market
The Skillens were tired of commuting from Leaside to their cottage in the Blue Mountains. So they decided to uproot their lives and move full time to cottage country
The pandemic inspired Hayden and Leah to look for something with more square footage. Condo fees ended up being a sticking point.
When Justin and Courtney started working from their condo, they realized they needed a lot more square footage. Then they found out a baby was on the way, too
As lockdown continued, the Carters wondered whether it might be better to leave the city altogether
They turned a sad patch of grass into a cozy cedar-filled escape, with a stone fountain, fire pit and plenty of storage
This couple’s dream house was 20 years in the making
The owners? A family of Toronto expats who recently ditched the city for a mountainside lifestyle
Lee Gelbloom had trouble finding stable, affordable housing in the city. So, she went to her parents with a proposal
Monique and Kara enjoyed living in South Etobicoke, but they always imagined what it would be like to leave the GTA. The pandemic provided an opportunity
Koel, who lives in Little Italy, wanted a secondary property close to the Craigleith Ski Club, where he’s been a member for the last five years
In early 2020, Garry and Paidraic were living in London, with plans to move to Toronto in the summer. The pandemic made it a whole lot more complicated
The pandemic significantly sped up this couple’s retirement timeline
Parker and Chrissi wanted an outdoorsy lifestyle. So they sold their place at Pape and Danforth and looked for something outside of the GTA
Even with four pets squeezed into 695 square feet, Danica and Paul liked their condo. But when their friend purchased a detached for just $550,000, the couple wondered whether they could afford a home of their own
Stuck in a Humber Bay Shores apartment, paying $2,640 a month, the Shauches wanted more outdoor space for their dog
