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Nearly six million dollars.

No MLS.
No waiting around.
No hoping the market would figure it out.

Just the right prep, the right positioning, and the right people seeing it first.

Thinking of selling? We should talk. by @thecentral.ca

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5 months ago

At 1 Roof Garden Lane, much of this 7,500 sq ft live/work loft is arranged for meetings and events.

So we reimagined the second floor through conceptual renderings.

A boardroom becomes a bedroom.
A games room becomes a family room.

The architecture stays. The way you can use it changes.

Can you picture it now?

1 Roof Garden Lane | Bloorcourt Village taken in Bloorcourt Village by @thecentral.ca

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28 minutes ago

October looks good on Binscarth.

Burgundy leaves at the front porch. Soft light across the oak floors. A long table for dinner, and a seat by the fire after.

80 Binscarth Road, Rosedale.
Private showings by request. taken in Rosedale by @thecentral.ca

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6 days ago

If you're buying a detached home in Central Toronto right now, lowballing isn't rude. It's reading the room.

Detached homes across the core are sitting 33 to 70 days on market. Luxury inventory is pushing 12 months of supply. Closings are landing at 91 to 94% of asking.

The Receipts: Central Toronto Summer 2026.
(Every pocket stalled except two.)

Leaside: 16 to 20 days on market, 99 to 101% of asking, 1.3 months of supply
Mount Pleasant: 15 to 19 days on market, 98 to 100% of asking
Bridle Path: 12.3 months of supply, trading at 92 to 94% of list
Annex: sales down 78%, days on market tripled to 70
Rosedale: crawling at 6 to 8 sales a month, closing at 94% of ask
Forest Hill: days on market doubled to 33
Core West: sales cut in half, 9.3 months of supply

If it's been sitting since July, the seller is ready to talk. You just have to start the conversation.

Drop a comment and we'll show you where the actual deals are right now.

Source: TRREB Market Watch, detached June to Aug 2026
#TorontoRealEstate #CentralToronto #TorontoHomes #BuyersMarket #Leaside taken in Leaside by @thecentral.ca

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7 days ago

consider yourself notified.

1 Roof Garden Lane, now at $4.5M

7,500 sqft, private rooftop, 2-storey live/work loft.

send this to the person with the vision that just needs the space. taken in Bloorcourt Village by @thecentral.ca

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13 days ago

At The Rosewood Estate, do the drapes match the curtains? Yes. The shade, the headboard, and the ceiling too.

If the walnut library was every wall in wood, the rest of the house is every wall in wallpaper. Ten rooms, Ten papers. No accent walls. Full commitment, down to the fabric.

Which room would you keep as is?

Interior Design: @dvirainteriors
Architecture: @lornerosearch
Custom Builder: @jtfhomes
Millwork & Cabinetry: @falconkitchens
Wallpapers throughout by @dvirainteriors

108 Sandringham Drive | Armour Heights
$12,995,000
Broker: Adam Brind @thecentral.ca taken in Armour Heights by @thecentral.ca

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14 days ago

Leaside, check your porch.

We just dropped Vol. 3 of The Leaside Standard across the neighbourhood.

It has a little bit of everything. What's actually selling and how fast, what our neighbours said about living here, and what is happening on our streets.

Plus a little something from @drinkjuice_co inside.

If you didn’t get one or you don’t live in Leaside but still want to read it, comment LEASIDE STANDARD and we’ll DM you a digital copy. taken in Leaside by @thecentral.ca

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19 days ago

First impression?

This is not your typical Toronto condo.

It's more like a 2-storey apartment, but in one of those rare low-rise mid-century buildings just west of Avenue and St Clair.

Older on the outside. But inside? Completely reimagined. Designer. Current.

∼1500 sq ft, a real fireplace, and not one, but two solariums you can actually use all year round.

Winston Place #402 | Casa Loma
Broker: @mmclachlanto @thecentral.ca taken in Casa Loma by @thecentral.ca

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20 days ago

@michaelfiorucci and I have reviewed a lot of sandwich spots across Toronto over the last few years.

These 4 in or near Leaside are my repeat offenders. Full reviews are linked in the reel. Just tap to watch.

(What do you think? Should we bring back the series? Where should we try first?) taken in Leaside by @thecentral.ca

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20 days ago

This isn't an office. It's a power move in solid walnut.

At The Rosewood Estate, they didn't opt for accent walls. They did every wall. And this library is a grand example of it.

Dark, paneled, arched, and precise, it's a room designed for a nightcap, not a TV.

Interior Design: @dvirainteriors
Architecture: @lornerosearch
Custom Builder: @jtfhomes
Millwork & Cabinetry: @falconkitchens

108 Sandringham Drive | Armour Heights
$12,995,000
Broker: Adam Brind @thecentral.ca taken in Armour Heights by @thecentral.ca

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20 days ago

Different junctions. Distinct architecture. A closer look at the details shaping our detached collection.

108 Sandringham Drive | Armour Heights
$12,995,000

The roofscape is really what defines this junction, with cedar shingles meeting the multicoloured fieldstone wall. Layered white dormers, a stone chimney and copper-brown rainwater details give the house its unmistakable country-estate feel.

80 Binscarth Road | Rosedale
$5,795,000

The steep gable, arched window, cornice and black balcony rail come together in a junction that feels distinctly Rosedale, drawing on the traditional forms seen throughout the neighbourhood.

1 Roof Garden Lane | Bloorcourt
$5,595,000

The cedar entrance wraps the grey brick corner, with narrow windows continuing along the side. The junction brings the building’s industrial roots into its contemporary conversion.

221 Forest Hill Road | Forest Hill
$22,995,000

The conical copper roof, curved fieldstone masonry, and arched windows embody the grand Provençal château and European revival styles synonymous with estate-scale Forest Hill properties.

29 Shudell Avenue | Blake-Jones
$1,200,000

Sage siding, weathered shingles, and carved white trim frame the octagonal vent. The porch details below give this junction that East-end cottage charm.

45 Bayview Ridge | Bayview Ridge
$22,500,000

This junction brings together some of the home’s strongest French château details. The slate roof rises from the limestone, meeting the arched dormers, stone chimney and ironwork in one very considered section of the architecture. taken in Toronto, Ontario by @thecentral.ca

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21 days ago

$6M ceiling. Standard lot. $9M ask.

Walked the property. Custom build. Exceptional architecture. High-level finishes.

On paper, the kind of home that could set a neighbourhood record.

The block told a different story.

No standard lot in that pocket has traded above $6M. Pricing at $9M is not simply testing the market. It requires the market to establish an entirely new benchmark.

That distinction matters.

The first few weeks of a listing are when attention, urgency and negotiating leverage are strongest. Miss that window and the conversation changes.

Buyers begin questioning the price. Time on market becomes part of the story.

Eventually, the correction can cost more than the original pricing strategy was meant to gain.

There will always be someone willing to take the listing at the number the seller wants.

That is not the same as having a strategy to sell it.

We are selective about the homes we represent and equally disciplined about how we position them.

Sometimes good representation means knowing when to say no. taken in Toronto, Ontario by @thecentral.ca

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22 days ago