| Leslieville Homes | Geoff lives and works in the Leslieville area, and knows this residential neighbourhood well. Considering its close proximity to downtown Toronto, the neighbourhood is surprisingly peaceful, with a strong sense of community and beautiful tree-lined streets. Start here if this is the place you'd like to call home. |
| Leslieville Homes For Sale | Leslieville is one of Toronto's oldest neighbourhoods and its older, cozy homes paired with modern condominium developments and eclectic shopping areas make it one of the most sought-after Toronto neighbourhoods. |
| Leslieville Real Estate | Geoff's primary goal as your Leslieville real estate agent is to bring your dream home to you, while delivering profitable results in your sale or purchase. Geoff loves helping people and it shows! |
| Riverdale Homes | Riverdale is an older and very popular neighbourhood bounded on the west by the Don River Valley and by Leslieville on the east. |
| Riverdale Houses | If you are ready to buy or sell a house in Riverdale, feel free to browse the current listings to get an idea of what's available at what price today. When you need answers to your questions, contact Geoff at (416) 567-3425. |
| Riverdale Real Estate | Riverdale is actually one big neighbourhood made up of many smaller, diverse neighbourhoods. Each has its own personality making this area popular with growing families, younger couples and longer term residents all calling Riverdale 'home'. |
| Riverdale Toronto Real Estate | Geoff's clients appreciate his honest, no-nonsense approach. It is his job to protect your interests and to keep you informed - and that's what he'll do, every step of the way, as he helps match you with your dream home in the Riverdale real estate market. |
| Leslieville Condos | Several new condominium developments and loft transformations are rapidly changing the face of Leslieville, but zoning restrictions will keep condominiums to a maximum of nine storeys - barely visible over the mature trees that line most of the neighbourhood's streets. |
| Leslieville Lofts | Acres of land in Leslieville previously zoned for industrial use are being transformed into residential units ? The Leslieville Lofts, Garment Factory, Flat Iron Lofts, Printing Factory and Edge Lofts to name a few. If you're thinking of a move to the east end you might want to look at Leslieville sooner, rather than later. The buzz is growing and it would make sense to get in "on the ground floor" so to speak. |
| Riverdale Condos | Older buildings in South Riverdale are being converted to modern condos and lofts with modern touches that fit in seamlessly within this older, established neighbourhood. |
| Riverdale Lofts | The Queen and Carlaw area of Riverdale is becoming home to a thriving arts community with studios, galleries and lofts lining Carlaw north and south of Queen Street. |
| Blake-Jones | The east end neighbourhood known as Blake-Jones is bound by Danforth to the north and the rail line (north of Gerrard) to the south; it lies between Pape and Greenwood, with Jones Avenue dissecting the area nearly down the centre. |
| Greenwood-Coxwell | Next to Blake-Jones to the west, and extending all the way south to Eastern Avenue is the neighbourhood called Greenwood-Coxwell. The name is a giveaway for its west-east boundaries. In the other direction, it incorporates segments of Queen Street East, Dundas and Gerrard all the way north to the Danforth. |
| North Riverdale | North Riverdale is the community between Gerrard and the Danforth, from the DVP to Pape. It includes two sizeable parks - Riverdale Park and Withrow Park. - and features an abundance of one-way streets, and stately homes. |
| South Riverdale | Called an "idyllic combination of fashion, nature and convenience" by Toronto Life (Real Estate Guide), South Riverdale is a large area running from the lake up to Gerrard and beyond, between the Don Valley and Greenwood. It earns these accolades by virtue of its substantial green space, its chic shopping and its proximity to downtown Toronto. |
