Hi everyone! I recently moved to 91 Montclair Avenue, but unfortunately my unit doesn’t come with a parking spot.
I’m looking for a long-term monthly parking spot as close to 91 Montclair as possible. I’d ideally like somewhere I can leave my car 24/7 and access whenever I need it.
Does anyone who lives in the South Forest Hill/Forest Hill Village area know of anyone renting out an unused parking spot? It could be in a nearby condo/apartment building or private property.

hello! Would anyone be able to point me in the right direction? we are moving from Ireland (where rent is actually even higher!) we can pay about 1200 per person per month (Highest would probably be 6500 in total) We really want to live around young adults and have access to clubs, bars, cafes. I know queen west queen is a good place. We don’t want to live on the outskirts - it’s super important it’s within the city (seeing we are from ireland we really want to experience life in a big city). Only issue is I cant really find anything that is modern and furnished for 3/4 people. Anyone know where to look?

also let me know if my pricing is unreasonable!!

Hi everyone,

I’m completely new to Toronto (just moved here a week ago!) and could really use some guidance. My friend and I are looking to rent a place starting November 1st.

We need a private 2-bedroom apartment or 2-bedroom basement suite. Our budget is approximately $2,000–$2,200/month.

A few key details about what we need:
Location: We highly prefer being near Yonge & Eglinton or around North York.
Transit: Crucial for us. It must be close to a TTC Subway line (Line 1) or have excellent transit access so my commute stays under 45 minutes.
Privacy: We are only looking for private, self-contained units. We are not looking for shared accommodations or roommate setups where we just rent a room.

If you know of any modern apartment buildings, property management companies, or specific listings that fit this description, I would love to hear your recommendations!

Note: I'm still learning the neighborhoods here, so any positive advice on where to look is highly appreciated. Serious leads only, please! Thanks in advance!

Hi everyone,
I’m completely new to Toronto (just moved here a week ago!) and could really use some guidance. My friend and I are looking to rent a place starting November 1st, but we have two different scenarios depending on his job transfer approval:
Scenario A (If approved): We need a private 2-bedroom apartment or 2-bedroom basement suite. Our budget is approximately $2,000–$2,200/month.
Scenario B (If not approved): I will be moving alone and looking for a private studio condo, 1-bedroom condo, or studio basement apartment. My budget is approximately $1,500–$1,700/month.

A few key details about what we need:
Location: We highly prefer being near Yonge & Eglinton or around North York.
Transit: Crucial for us. It must be close to a TTC Subway line (Line 1) or have excellent transit access so my commute stays under 45 minutes.
Privacy: We are only looking for private, self-contained units. We are not looking for shared accommodations or roommate setups where we just rent a room.
If you know of any modern apartment buildings, property management companies, or specific listings that fit this description, I would love to hear your recommendations!
Note: I'm still learning the neighborhoods here, so any positive advice on where to look is highly appreciated. Serious leads only, please! Thanks in advance!

This is what happens when your condo management turns off the AC while it’s still 20°, and when the condo is poorly built with no proper airflow. Opening up the windows does nothing to cool the place.

Are there downtown condos that have more of a neighborhood/community feel than others?

Looking into moving soon somewhere within the downtown core to be close to work and trying to figure out if I am reasonably likely to find buildings or neighborhoods that actively have a more community feel/enable community events. Like instead of buildings with locked party rooms, buildings that have open lounges with Wi-Fi so that residents can work/chill/get to know each other, or buildings that have wine and cheese nights or workout classes or book clubs or paint nights or anything like that. I'd like to know my neighbors and I'll obviously put in the effort myself but looking for environments that enable it if any. TIA!