Luxury living in Toronto for The Davies residents is more than just living downtown; it’s about experiencing an enriched lifestyle of learning. Just under 1.5 kilometers away from the exemplary Davies condo downtown is Canada’s largest museum of world cultures and natural history. For decades, the Royal Ontario Museum has provided the perfect backdrop for …

Revitalization in Toronto comes in different shapes, sizes & styles across different neighborhoods. It is of utmost importance to understand the community and its residents, create an attractive walkable neighborhood, and build equity in the area and diversify the local economy. This is just a small list of themes and initiatives that condominium and real …

The Yonge and Summerhill neighborhood is an enclave for some of our most vibrant shops and elegant restaurants catering to the Toronto’s movers & shakers, movie stars and local celebrities both young and elderly. The area is named after the ‘Summer Hill’ house, a beautiful Regency cottage coach house built in 1842 by Canadian transportation …

Life at The Davies not only provides a beautiful place to live, it’s located in a mecca of restaurants, culture and entertainment. Not too far from the beautiful neighboring Robertson Davies Park lies Casa Loma, Canada’s most well-known castle, where old-world architecture meets metropolitan cache. Toronto’s Historic Grand Past and Hidden Hollywood Sweetheart Destination Perched …