With Toronto’s popularity as the place not only to do business in, but to settle down in, the city and the Greater Toronto area abound with many choices for prospective residential buyers. From the more high-end neighborhoods to comfortable suburbs, Toronto has everything to offer.

Bloor Village West is adjacent to Roncesvalles and High Park, located near downtown Toronto. These three are some of the lovelier places to live in. Their nearness to the city has made them ideal for residential buyers who want a good, solid homelike environment while maintaining the semblance of urbanity. Property in these three areas come at 750,000 dollars and up for a standard detached home, as property developers have taken an interest in updating and rebuilding the older houses in the neighborhoods. All three have good transport lines accessing Toronto in around 30 minutes.

Bloor Village West has quiet streets lined with trees and lawns, but also has busy restaurants and bars. Although the population here remains largely British, around one-sixth is composed of Asian minorities. Roncesvalles resembles Bloor Village West in its leafy, quiet streets where conventional houses sit. Once established as Toronto’s Polish quarter, Roncesvalles features more affordable homes than High Park, and caters to a larger number of minorities than Bloor Village West or High Park. High Park, on the other hand, takes its name from the 400 acres of park land in its centre. Property can go for as much as a million dollars, but High Park remains to be generally the pick for residential buyers who want a natural environment close to the city center.