City Living – Page 27

Fresh From The Farm – Donlands Delights!

July 4, 2014

A common misconception in certain pockets of Danforth Village is that one must travel south to the busy Danforth to access quality grocers and butchers – let us dispel that belief and introduce you to: Fresh From the Farm Located at 350 Donlands, just north of Cosburn you'll find this lovely little…

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A Canada Day Stroll Near Trinity Bellwoods / Little Italy

July 1, 2014

City Living, College Street / Little Italy, Little Portugal

I love a languid Canada Day, when rest and relaxation prevails. Especially because I live in Toronto – a city otherwise hyped up on caffeine and real estate. Don't get me wrong, as a realtor with a healthy obsession for both housing and coffee, I have enormous gratitude to live…

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Toronto Sparkles For World Pride and Canada Day!

June 27, 2014

Cabbagetown / Corktown, City Living, College Street / Little Italy, Real Estate

Did you see our Innovative Space column in The Globe and Mail? Our ad has been a regular feature in the paper for over twenty years! Do you like the unique urban spaces we're offering? At urbaneer.com, we like to engage our readers in multiple ways, whether it's through facebook, google+,…

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A League of Extraordinary Axe Throwers

June 26, 2014

Cabbagetown / Corktown, City Living

Do you ever wonder how realtors have fun? Here's a recent tale from urbaneer's Kimberly Alke “Recently, I was invited to a rather unusual gathering for a friend's birthday. The invitation read something like “B.A.T.L. & B.Y.O.B” – quite the mystery. Understanding the latter, I took to Google to discover…

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Te Aro Cafe On Queen Street East In Leslieville

May 29, 2014

City Living, Leslieville/Riverside, Restaurants

Recently, lovely Kellye worked up a serious appetite while working on this exciting new listing in the heart of Leslieville. Te Aro Cafe was a welcome oasis on a rainy spring afternoon. While the rain drops prevented her from enjoying the impressive patio (seriously, it’s huge) she was happy to find…

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The Flower Heart In Trinity Bellwoods Park And Fresh On Queen West

May 24, 2014

City Living, Queen West, Restaurants

Although I'm an action-janet-on-the-go realtor often behind the wheel navigating traffic to my next appointment, I also have a walking life. In my quest to limit the stresses of everyday living, I take to my feet whenever possible. And it usually entails making a bee-line through whatever city park I'm…

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Marriage 101: Because After Your Wedding Comes The Open House

May 8, 2014

City Living, House And Home, Lifestyle

We at urbaneer are a diverse bunch, who joined forces based on our love of Toronto real estate and our overall awesomeness. Yet, you may not know that we come from surprisingly different backgrounds, which allows each of us to add our unique perspective, makes us collectively stronger and better…

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Andy Warhol At Caviar20.com

March 28, 2014

City Living, House And Home, Queen West

In the past I've shared some of my acquisitions from dashing Troy Seidman, the purveyor of the bon vivant Caviar20 studio. In fact, you may have read about his studio in The Globe and Mail's article this week called 'Why You Should Shake Off Your Fear Of Appointment Only Boutiques'.…

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St. Jamestown Steak And Chops On Parliament Street In Cabbagetown

March 3, 2014

Cabbagetown / Corktown, City Living, Uncategorized

At the end of a busy day, one of our go-to's is to pick up dinner at St. Jamestown Steak and Chops, located at 516 Parliament Street just south of Winchester. This family owned store has been serving-up excellent, fresh fare to Cabbagetowners since 1971. Owner Mark Michelin…

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Living Large At Carbon Bar

February 25, 2014

Cabbagetown / Corktown, City Living, Restaurants, Uncategorized

For decades Moss Park – located just east of the downtown core between Church and Sherbourne – has been considered a fringe location. With concentrations of high-rise social housing, homeless missions and a mix of vintage cottages to newer infill townes and condominiums, the area is home to a mixed…

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