Rental of the Week: $4,900 for a former bicycle repair shop in Leslieville with a beer tap out back
The 950-square-foot unit also comes with two bedrooms, an old brick bar and a rooftop garden accessed by a spiral staircase
Toronto
House of the Week: $5.5 million for a technicolour Georgian in Moore Park surrounded by gardens
At 3,800 square feet, the property comes with a basement sauna, a loft lit by skylight and a backyard with a grotto-style pool
Surreal Estate: $3.3 million for Neil Young’s childhood home, a classic red-brick in Moore Park
What former pad of a rock legend would be complete without a kitchen made for TV, an 1,100-square-foot basement, two walk-in closets and a deck with a secret hot tub?
House of the Week: $4 million for a steel-framed detached in Trinity Bellwoods with 36-foot ceilings
The 2,300-square-foot property also comes with automatic skylights, reclaimed barn doors, a screening room in the basement and a verdant backyard
Laneway Suite of the Week: How two neighbours at Main and Gerrard built a row of new rentals
This unit comes with two storeys, a designer kitchen and a view of the park
Laneway Suite of the Week: A two-storey, two-bedroom modern bunker in the Beaches
The 750-square-foot home comes with heated floors, heaps of marble, a Juliet balcony and clever storage all over
House of the Week: $3.5 million for a Summerhill century home built for a life of leisure
This 3,300-square-foot Toronto classic comes with lounges galore, a jewel-box walk-in wine fridge, two decks and a serene backyard
Surreal Estate: $14.4 million for a Milton mansion with a car collection worthy of Miami Vice
What fortress in a field would be complete without a “Hotline Bling” dance floor, 11 bathrooms, a cigar lounge and a driveway that looks like a racetrack?
“There was a period when we were doing cocaine just to keep the energy up”: A Q&A with Geddy Lee of Rush
Lee’s new memoir is about love, drugs, death and, of course, music. How the septuagenarian prog-rock icon found another way to use that voice
“The current shelter system does not have the proper supports. Our homeless hubs will”: A Q&A with London mayor Josh Morgan
Here, Morgan explains how the new residential complexes for unhoused people will actually save tax dollars, what potential locations make the best fit and why Londoners, with time, will come to embrace the project
Thirty years, 30 photos: A look back at the Scotiabank Giller Prize’s greatest moments
Canada's most prestigious and lucrative literary honour has launched careers, celebrated legends and championed authors of all stripes
Condo of the Week: $1.1 million for a home among the clouds at Yonge and Eglinton
The 1,000-square-foot unit comes with three bathrooms, a walk-in closet, plenty of amenities and a stunning midtown view
Under Asking: “Buyers are calling the shots these days.” Three realtors on why they sold at a discount
Their properties include a detached red-brick steps from U of T, a pristine semi in Greektown and a Junction Victorian with plenty of green space
House of the Week: $4.8 million for a Parisian townhouse by Bellwoods with too many chandeliers to count
The 2,400-square-foot property also comes with a main suite fit for a palace, two fireplaces, a basement unit and a fancy garage
Surreal Estate: Rosedale’s historic Horsman Hall, along with its 1,900-square-foot coach house, are on sale for $11.8 million
What old Edwardian would be complete without six bathrooms, a basement for viewing parties, floor-to-ceiling tilt-and-turn windows, and Toronto’s highest heritage rating?
