This website is using a security service to protect itself from online attacks The action you just performed triggered the security solution There are several actions that could trigger this block including submitting a certain word or phrase You can email the site owner to let them know you were blocked Please include what you were doing when this page came up and the Cloudflare Ray ID found at the bottom of this page When soulless grey boxes in the sky are the majority of the Toronto apartments out there it's a nice treat to find an apartment with charm and flooring that isn't grey vinyl.  is one of those apartment buildings that packs a punch.  stained glass windows, and more.  might have the nicest garden of any apartment building in Toronto.  The professionally landscaped grounds have a private garden with a pond.   a sprinkler system for keeping things low maintenance and a large garden shed with all the equipment you could want to maintain your oasis.  Mosaic tile on the landing of the stairs.  What's even nicer, if you're in the market to buy an entire apartment building, is that the two fourplexes are listed for only $4,250,000.  And that's down from the earlier listing price of $4,385,000. There are single-family homes in that area that sell for more than that.  it's not like the fourplexes are ready to be torn down The property has been clearly well-maintained and is fire code compliant Another living room with a fireplace.  The buildings house eight two-bedroom apartments each with its own private balconies.  The kitchen appliances could use some updating in some of the units.  There are definitely some things that might need updating in the units and the fact that there isn't in-suite laundry or air conditioning for the units might be a deal breaker for some renters.  given the location and the fact that the units are very spacious the units will likely be rented out at close to market rate.  it's unclear how much revenue each unit brings in since blogTO wasn't given access to the financials at the time of publication currently Toronto's average rental price for two bedrooms is $2,900 a month and the average rental price for the Humewood Cedarvale neighbourhood is $2,806 a month.  Although, rent prices have been falling to record lows, and there's no information on how many units are available so charging current market rent might not be feasible right off the bat.  you'd likely make a net income of almost $300,000 a year plus some extra from the coin-operated washer and dryer.  Views of the treetops from an apartment.  Although whoever buys this place likely won't be buying it for the rental income but more than likely for the investment potential With the new Eglinton LRT being close by and a dozen condo buildings in the works in the neighbourhood this site is primed for a development project.  All we can hope for is that the charming apartment building stays and a characterless condo doesn't take its place.  videolisting.ca TorontoNewsWho won in 13 notable Greater Toronto Area ridingsBy Katherine DeClerqPublished: September 17, 2021 at 1:48PM EDT Twitter feed ©2025 BellMedia All Rights Reserved Police received six reports of a stolen vehicle in York between April 28 and May 4 and the information within may be out of date Police received six reports of a stolen vehicle in York between April 28 and May 4. The same number was reported for the previous week. Reports of auto thefts across the entire city fell by 23 to 142 (you can find the latest numbers for other parts of Toronto here) There have been 2,684 vehicles reported stolen in Toronto so far this year — up 55 per cent compared to the same period in 2021 One auto theft was reported at the following location: a curbside around Clearview Heights and Greentree Court on Wednesday A total of five vehicles have been reported stolen in Beechborough-Greenbrook in 2022 Three auto thefts were reported at the following locations: a driveway around Chiltern Hill Road and Dewbourne Avenue on Wednesday April 27 at around 5 p.m.; a curbside near Humewood Drive and Humewood Gardens on Sunday May 1 at about 12 p.m.; and a curbside near Claxton Boulevard and Connaught Circle on Sunday A total of 21 vehicles have been reported stolen in Humewood-Cedarvale in 2022 Two auto thefts were reported at the following locations: a curbside around Goldwin Avenue and Jane Street on Saturday April 23 at about 8 p.m.; and a driveway around Cobalt Street and Sedan Avenue on Thursday A total of 15 vehicles have been reported stolen in Mount Dennis in 2022 Find the latest reports of stolen vehicles for Toronto’s other neighbourhoods This story was automatically generated using open data collected and maintained by Toronto Police Service. The incidents were reported by police in the past week and reportedly occurred in the past two weeks, but recent crime data is preliminary and subject to change upon further police investigation The locations have been offset to the nearest intersection and no personal information has been included for privacy reasons Your browser is out of date and potentially vulnerable to security risks.We recommend switching to one of the following browsers: It's said the grass isn't actually greener on the other side of the fence -- it's greenest where you water it And if "watering" means tending to Clair West area is poised to sprout some vibrant grass in the near future This pocket of Toronto -- specifically the area encompassing the St and Forest Hill neighbourhoods -- is gearing up to welcome a $4-billion enhancement And one of these highly anticipated new builds is Camrost Felcorp's Raglan House the contemporary metal and glass tower will rise 28 storeys and bring 320 condominium suites to Bathurst and St Raglan House blends timeless and modern aesthetics nodding to the neighbourhood's history while looking toward -- and helping to shape -- its future Situated just north-west of the Bathurst and St the project's address at 77 Raglan Avenue is steps from all residents could desire The condominium boasts close proximity to transit; with St Clair West station a short 3-minute walk away and bus access couldn't be more convenient Families benefit from easy access to some of the city's best schools it's a short trek to Union Station – plus all the excitement of the downtown core – in one direction and Pearson International Airport in the other But even with all these transit options at Raglan House's doorstep residents may not feel called to travel to new neighbourhoods very often the project's immediate surroundings are abundant in their own right A few steps north, the Cedarvale neighbourhood boasts its eponymous urban park, complete with an arena, wide open fields, and a popular toboggan hill. Cedarvale Park meets both the Beltline Trail and Nordheimer Ravine, serving as a connecting piece within Toronto's expansive trail network Residents will be sure to frequent Wychwood Park and which is a major venue for art exhibitions which technically encompasses Raglan House is dubbed "The Woods," and serves a variety of shops and amenities -- plus streets lined with lush trees and historic homes -- along stretches of St is the ultimate destination for Sunday afternoon walks this desirable neighbourhood is a leisurely stroll away As inviting as this node of the city already is Clair West pocket is only going to see its advantages compound as density increases The developments coming to the area will bring much-needed housing the potential for increased restaurants and retail and -- as a natural result of new residents -- a deepening sense of community Continuing their mission as "city builders," Camrost has partnered with the City of Toronto to help this area grow The developer's long and reputable history comes through in Raglan House -- think quality and a strong understanding of both what residents seek built specifically for this project is a new parkette between Raglan Avenue and Bathurst Street This parkette will also serve as a lush public space inviting residents and community members alike to stroll Other fresh-air elements of Raglan House include balconies or terraces on every suite plus a private outdoor residents' terrace -- complete with BBQs and a dedicated pet space -- that serves downtown skyline views The project also boasts more than two floors of indoor and outdoor amenities including a ground-level garden with seating and a fitness centre with circuit training like the private dining room (complete with a show kitchen invite parties and get-togethers to spill beyond the walls of residents' suites More laid-back moments of connection can be enjoyed in the double-height lobby which is complete with a beautifully-furnished lounge and 24-hour concierge These elements of quality and craftsmanship also extend to the building's finer details as well what's going on behind the scenes The corridors are adorned in designer-selected flooring and appointed entry doors and the building's heating is geothermal Raglan House outdoor amenity rendering (Camrost Felcorp) Clair West is gearing up to welcome a major transformation the environment around them will be even more lively and connected -- and it'll be worth $4 billion more than it is today you won't be able to put a price on the experience that comes with an address in this neighbourhood To learn more about Raglan House, and to register, click here This article was produced in partnership with STOREYS Custom Studio. Reviews and recommendations are unbiased and products are independently selected Postmedia may earn an affiliate commission from purchases made through links on this page Few Toronto condo projects can match 908 St Clair when it comes to multi-neighbourhood access the 12-storey building by developer Canderel is steps from Oakwood Village to the north Casa Loma and Forest Hill South to the east Create an account or sign in to continue with your reading experience This uniquely diverse stretch of midtown is being dubbed St The Montreal-based firm is also developing 900 St a 12-storey residence under construction next to 908 and operates a sales centre for both buildings at 805 St “We’re looking for other opportunities in the direct vicinity that could be part of an even bigger community,” says chief operating officer Ben Rogowski “We’re very committed to this area and very excited by it There’s a lot of entrepreneurial spirit and character.” The streetcar-serviced and pedestrian-friendly stretch of St Clair at 908’s doorstep is home to restaurants butchers and bakeries that reflect the various cultural communities that call the area home has been designated as an Arts District by the City of Toronto owing to an active community that celebrates and promotes local artists through exhibits art contests and mural installations in public spaces A work by the multi-disciplinary artist Curtia Wright “Celebrating Queer Black Lives,” for instance can currently be viewed at The Beer Store at 529 Oakwood Ave While not yet an “It” thoroughfare like Ossington Avenue or Liberty Street “Residents of 908 won’t be coming into a neighbourhood and crossing their fingers that it will change the way they’re being told it will change It’s mature in its character and in its spirit but it’s not as mature in terms of the development that’s gone on We’re in the middle innings of gentrification A few new developments have been completed Clad in grey masonry and featuring wooden canopies over its residential and retail entrances 908 “is not an attention-seeker but has a subtle sophisticated design that respects the character and privacy of surrounding homes,” says Prishram Jain it will feel as if it has always been there.” a stone- and gold-accented fireplace anchors a soaring lobby with 16-foot ceilings residents can head to a private dining room a 2,800-square-foot barbecue lounge and firepit area on the fifth floor or a more intimate stargazing terrace on the 10th the 169 suites feature nine-foot ceilings and island-equipped kitchens with integrated European appliances quartz countertops and glass-tiled backsplashes The project also offers four two-storey townhouse units with direct street access With even larger homes available by combining units “there’s really no limit on who can live at 908,” Rogowski says “We are seeing a lot of buyer interest across a wide range of demographics with a common thread being that people want to be removed from the bustle of downtown yet still close to the action.” The nearby Cedarvale Park caters to four-season family activities with a splash pad for kids, tennis courts, a lush ravine path that connects to Forest Hill, an outdoor skating rink and one of the top toboggan hills in the City. 443 Arlington Ave. Steps west along St. Clair, Emma’s Country Kitchen pleases big eaters with brunch favourites such as the ECK Beltbuster, a heaping plate of eggs, sage-and-onion sausages, house-cured bacon, buttermilk pancakes, a freshly baked biscuit and fruit salad, green salad or home fries. 810 St Clair Ave. W. The pandemic-induced surge in cycling has been a boon for Dismount Bike Shop, which specializes in city, adventure, mountain and children’s bikes. Its in-house coffee bar, meanwhile, offers a relaxed gathering place for riders to sip and share their latest exploits on two wheels. 936 St Clair Ave. W. transmission or republication strictly prohibited This website uses cookies to personalize your content (including ads), and allows us to analyze our traffic. Read more about cookies here. By continuing to use our site, you agree to our Terms of Use and Privacy Policy You can manage saved articles in your account The home at 24 Heathdale Road designed by renowned architect Drew Mandel juxtaposes modern touches inside against the spectacular ravine landscape that runs behind the property The modern-meets-rustic exterior of the three-storey house features a mixed wood siding and a distinct triangular pitched roof perforated by windows bringing a striking individuality to the street Stepping inside welcomes potential homebuyers to a breathtaking living space featuring tile floors and wrap-around windows that allow plenty of light in The bespoke kitchen and formal dining area boast dark hardwood floors and many glass windows looking into the almost forest-like backyard environment Vaulted ceilings going up to the top floor of the house terminate in skylights that are a definite selling boost and make the already generous space feel so much more airy and open the kitchen is beautifully contrasted against warm accents like the dark woods of the home and lower cabinetry The double gas-range stovetop and double oven installed on a floating wall space are so chic without sacrificing natural light through the surrounding floor-to-ceiling windows A family room also overlooks the ravine lot with more of those sprawling windows and a custom Algonquin stone fireplace for a cottage-like feel the entire back of the home is framed by these enormous windows The wood lining the ceiling is made of a special Jatoba (often called Brazilian Cherry) boards an extremely strong and stiff type of lumber residents are welcomed into multiple bedrooms The primary bathroom looks straight into the ravine as well offering a serene backdrop to the space's double sink and rectangular slab soaker tub A potential office space features a custom wall-length desk area looking into the literal forest in the backyard The specialty fitness centre will make you feel like you're exercising in a peaceful garden while the punchy orange wall adds a bit of vibrant character to the room climate-controlled wine cellar has enough space to house hundreds of bottles Now the back of the house is truly the one of the most special parts of the home appearing more like a piece in an art gallery — or perhaps the art gallery itself — than a home in Toronto modern cube appearance dramatically contrasts with the natural yard landscape They actually lead to a spacious wooden terrace in the backyard Just look at the luscious green foliage backing onto the Cedarvale Ravine Listed at $6,649,000 with roughly $21,000 in annual property taxes five-bathroom home will surely be scooped up by a lucky buyer quickly Clair West area for months in what locals are calling an "epidemic."   Clair West and Vaughan Road have been hit with at least 80 attempted and successful vehicle break-ins There have also been several incidents where packages have been stolen from residents' properties a problem which Toronto Police's 13 Division describes as an "ongoing issue." There have been more than 80 incidents of vehicle break-ins around St Clair West and Vaughan in the last four months This car was one of three on Arlington Ave From smashed car windows and multiple break-ins on the same vehicles to parcels stolen right off of doorsteps the staggering number of attacks by at least several individuals (including one car scrounger referred to as 'flashlight guy') has become a daily—and costly—struggle for those targeted It’s come to the point where many car-owners have resigned themselves to the fact that their vehicles might be hit next residents must consider leaving their cars unlocked night after night As long as they don't leave any valuables in the vehicle nothing will get stolen (except maybe the car itself) "There are attempts at least three times a week," says Suzanne Lejeune whose home security cameras have caught thieves tampering with her vehicles behind her home at Kenwood and Maplewood multiple times Clair West resident's home security camera captures a man known to residents as Flashlight Guy peering into her vehicles with a flashlight Lejeune says she and her husband bought a camera system two summers ago during the "first wave" of car break-ins but upgraded recently to get better pictures of the perpetrators she says they've spent about $2,000 on cameras and monthly subscription fees for programs that let them save the video from their camera—footage that her husband goes through every morning in what's become "a full time job" for him with a record of 10 cars damaged in the area in one night One resident left a note for stating there was nothing of value in her car but the perpetrators broke her window anyway Residents have even resorted to leaving notes in their window "There's nothing of value kept in this car," read one note addressed to thieves But even that didn't work: the driver's seat window of her vehicle was broken on Sunday Division 13 of the TPS stated yesterday that a 45-year-old man had been arrested on Friday in relation to the vehicle break-ins around St which might help to curb the incidents for now As to the handful of occasions where nearby residents have had packages stolen right off their property since early December Toronto Police Service commented on Facebook today that they'd continue to investigate the issue Home security camera footage captured a thief taking a package from the porch of a home on Arlington Ave Photo courtesy of resident who asked to remain anonymous But until the slew of criminal activity cools down, residents are continuing to keep each other informed through Facebook groups like the St. Clair West Residents Group and Humewood-Cedarvale pages One resident, Simon Strauss, has even documented the vehicular incidents in a shareable map compiling data through a survey he sent out in late December Though the data is limited to users active in certain community Facebook groups Strauss had residents document details like what was stolen and what time their cars were tampered with on a Google Sheets document A map compiled by local resident Simon Strauss shows there have been at least 79 break-ins in the area only 57 percent or residents reported it to police some locals feel like they're running out of options "It is frustrating but I know that [police] can't see into every driveway and back alley," said one resident whose car was broken into before Christmas "Even if they are caught they can't be held long Zsolt Erdei Please include what you were doing when this page came up and the Cloudflare Ray ID found at the bottom of this page.