Your street, on the route.
Brian plans the week by neighbourhood, driving out from Main Street. Find yours.
East York
Home base. We work out of 410 Main Street, so East York gets the shortest drive of any street we cover.
The Beaches
Down Main Street to the lake - porches, bay windows and the older homes of the Beach.
Leaside
Detached and semi-detached homes under big street trees, which means full eavestroughs every fall.
Bridle Path
Estate homes on big, heavily treed lots - tall windows, a lot of glass and a lot of eavestrough. Larger estate homes are priced on a site visit.
Scarborough
Bungalows, backsplits and two-storey homes across the east end.
North York
From mid-century bungalows to new builds, and plenty of condo glass in between.
Rosedale
Big old homes, tall windows and mature ravine trees over the roofline.
Midtown
Semis and detached homes around Yonge and Eglinton, plus the storefronts along it.
Lawrence Park
Large detached homes on winding, heavily treed streets.
Forest Hill
Grand homes with a lot of glass - and a lot of trees.
The Annex
Tall Victorian houses with three storeys of windows and narrow side access.
High Park
Two and three-storey homes around the park, under a heavy tree canopy.
Etobicoke
Bungalows, side-splits and family homes across the west end.
Markham
Two-storey homes and newer subdivisions north of the city.
Pickering
Family homes east of the city along the lakeshore.
Ajax
Two-storey homes and townhouses in Durham, just past Pickering.
Not listed? We cover 17 more towns across the GTA - text 647-709-4096 and ask.
Also across the GTA: Aurora, Brampton, Burlington, Caledon, East Gwillimbury, Georgina, Hamilton, King, Milton, Mississauga, Newmarket, Oakville, Oshawa, Richmond Hill, Vaughan, Whitby, Whitchurch-Stouffville.