City Living – Page 4

Free Passes To City Attractions With A Toronto Public Library Card

September 10, 2024

Summer’s ending and the kids are already back at school! It’s a bit of a relief to be back on a familiar schedule, isn’t it? But with the return to routine, are you feeling a bit of a loss of connection with the kids? In summer, family time was…

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Cycling Toronto’s Kay Gardner Beltline Trail

August 23, 2024

City Living, Midtown, Real Estate

As we move through August and ever closer to the official start of Fall, we’re revelling in the las of the warm weather, longer daylight hours, and pools and patios that might soon be closed to us till next year. I love being at home curled up under a…

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Boating & Floating At Toronto’s Harbourfront

August 7, 2024

City Living, Harbourfront

When the humid summer weather settles over Toronto with the wet weight of a steamed towel, we become all about outdoor leisure. To make the most of our relatively short hot season, you’ll find us frequenting parks and patios and embracing the restorative qualities of the City’s green and…

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A Symphony Of The Senses At Harbourfront’s Toronto Music Garden

July 31, 2024

City Living, Harbourfront

Is traffic congestion, chaotic commitments, or toddler tantrums getting you down? Stress relief can be as simple as a walk in the park. Recent research shows that taking a stroll through a natural setting can boost energy and focus, and taking in the sights and sounds of nature appears to…

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It’s Happening At Toronto’s Harbourfront Centre!

July 30, 2024

City Living, Harbourfront

* Image courtesy of VibeMap, with thanks!

Imagine spending the day biking the Martin Goodman Waterfront Trail, catching a live classical music performance in the Music Garden or lounging in a comfy Muskoka chair at Sugar Beach enjoying one of Oprah’s summer reads with soft sand between your toes. And then, after soaking up the sun,…

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Mid & High-Density Developments Around The Bayview-Leaside BIA

June 25, 2024

Bayview Village, City Living, Housing & Politics

Welcome to my blog on housing, culture, and design! I’m Steve Fudge and I’m celebrating over 3 decades as a realtor and property consultant in Toronto, Ontario, Canada. Our gorgeous ‘City of Neighbourhoods’ has been built on the strength and vitality of the many unique communities within its borders.…

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The Granite Brewery & Tied House At Eglinton & Mount Pleasant

June 19, 2024

City Living, Midtown

Midtown Torontonians know it’s not all about the downtown core when it comes discovering haut hotspots and rad restos! With prime commercial space in such high demand south of Bloor, eateries, boutiques, and other urban amenities have more and more frequently been seeking space northward! In fact, nowadays, on-trend…

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Much Love For The Regent Theatre In Davisville Village

June 8, 2024

City Living, Midtown

“Dim the lights! Call for silence in the house! Cue the projector! Aaaaand …Go!!” For film aficionados, the experience of seeing a movie on the big screen is priceless. While modern-day multi-plexes and their high-tech viewing environments can be an awesome way to see a film, embracing the romance…

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Superior Cycling In Toronto? There’s An App For That!

May 16, 2024

City Living

Cycling in Toronto is growing in popularity – for exercise, for recreation, and as an environmentally friendly and cost-effective way to get around the city. As the cost of owning and driving a car increases, along with the hassles of driving in a big city, hitting the open road…

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Realtor Steven Fudge Has A Nose For Leslieville, On Toronto’s East Side

May 3, 2024

City Living, Leslieville/Riverside, Real Estate, Restaurants

One of the great benefits of having spent decades in the Toronto real estate trenches is that I’ve had a bird’s eye view of Toronto’s ever-evolving neighbourhoods. Not only does my future forecasting help me identify macro-trends in housing, and my insight recognizes the cusps of transformation, but I’ve…

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