This week’s Pick 5 (and bonus 6th property) tours a west-end pocket, exploring detached and semi-detached homes located along the future Eglinton Crosstown LRT corridor. From entry-level bungalows to newly built luxury homes, David breaks down pricing, lot sizes, renovation potential and long-term value in one of Toronto’s most underrated transit-connected neighbourhoods. With GO Train, UP Express and the upcoming LRT all in play, this is an area buyers and investors should be watching closely.
This week’s picks:
- 02:35 — 68 Greendale Ave: A fully detached 2-bedroom, 2-bath brick bungalow priced at $659,000 with a finished basement and parking ideal for first-time buyers or renovators
- 05:02 — 10 Arnold Ave: Detached brick bungalow on a 30×125 lot priced at $749,000. Steps from transit with major renovation potential, private driveway, garage, and a strong footprint
- 06:40 — 87 Guestville Ave: A two-storey 3-bedroom, 2-bath semi-detached home priced at $899,000 offering basement space, multi-car parking, and value compared to similar east-end properties
- 10:00 — 46 Lambton Ave: A newer 3-bedroom, 3-bath semi-detached home priced at $899,000 with modern layout, finished basement, and significantly more space than nearby older properties
- 13:08 — 10 Marshall Blvd: A newer build 4+1 bedroom, 4-bath detached home priced at $1,388,000 featuring a basement kitchen and modern finishes
- 17:11 — 29B Chryessa Ave: A luxury 5-bedroom, 5-bath detached home priced at $1.5M showcasing high-end finishes, virtual staging, and rental suite potential
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