For young urban professionals, 30-something couples looking for their first family home, or established families who want a midtown skyline view, Davisville offers a unique combination of location and affordability. Not only do residents have access to the kinds of incredible neighbourhood amenities found in the City’s trendier (and pricier) hoods, but prospective purchasers find themselves waist-deep in the kind of price point that’s hard to find below the 401. And given the available selection - which, on a good day means everything from detached century homes to new custom renos, from stunning high-rise penthouses to brownstone walk-ups to modest rental apartments - it’s no wonder more and more smiling faces are seen bobbing along the tree-lined streets and emerging from bustling Yonge or Mt. Pleasant shops every season. Many are trading their concrete and steel existence for a greener alternative close to parks, modern rec facilities, antique vendors and warm community-centric eateries where people remember your name, and Davisville has no shortage of these. And its close proximity to Yonge Street (between two subway stations no less) and the Kay Gardiner Beltline cycling trail are persuading some to cash in the extra car for a new place to call home. You’d be hard pressed to find a better value for the location, so save your energy for packing boxes and putting up new wallpaper. This is home, and one day you kids will thank you for raising them right – right here.

For young urban professionals, 30-something couples looking for their first family home, or established families who want a midtown skyline view, Davisville offers a unique combination of location and affordability. Not only do residents have access to the kinds of incredible neighbourhood amenities found in the City’s trendier (and pricier) hoods, but prospective purchasers find themselves waist-deep in the kind of price point that’s hard to find below the 401. And given the available selection - which, on a good day means everything from detached century homes to new custom renos, from stunning high-rise penthouses to brownstone walk-ups to modest rental apartments - it’s no wonder more and more smiling faces are seen bobbing along the tree-lined streets and emerging from bustling Yonge or Mt. Pleasant shops every season. Many are trading their concrete and steel existence for a greener alternative close to parks, modern rec facilities, antique vendors and warm community-centric eateries where people remember your name, and Davisville has no shortage of these. And its close proximity to Yonge Street (between two subway stations no less) and the Kay Gardiner Beltline cycling trail are persuading some to cash in the extra car for a new place to call home. You’d be hard pressed to find a better value for the location, so save your energy for packing boxes and putting up new wallpaper. This is home, and one day you kids will thank you for raising them right – right here.