Toronto
Village bones, city energy
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How Yorkville Took Shape
Incorporated as its own village in 1853 and absorbed by Toronto in 1883. It became the centre of the city's music and counterculture scene in the 1960s before shifting to luxury retail.
Day to Day in Yorkville
Dense and walkable, combining flagship retail on Bloor Street with quiet Victorian side streets and a growing number of tall residential buildings.
Homes in Yorkville
Predominantly condominium apartments across a wide range of building ages, with preserved Victorian row houses on the side streets.
Why People Choose Yorkville
- Bloor Street West flagship retail
- Bay and Bloor-Yonge stations serve the area
- Victorian village streetscape preserved on Yorkville Avenue and Cumberland Street
Worth Knowing in Yorkville
Yorkville on the Map
Client Stories from Yorkville
“Arlene Monzar was my REALTOR® when I was looking for a condo in central Toronto. I was impressed by how diligently she worked and how in tune she was to my needs. She helped me secure a beautiful, in-demand condo unit in Yorkville. Her very friendly personality made her a pleasure to work with. I would not hesitate to consult Arlene in the future.”
