Roncesvalles

Roncesvalles, often called "Roncy" by locals, is a charming and historic Toronto neighbourhood known for its vibrant European-inspired main street, Roncesvalles Avenue, and proximity to High Park. Its tree-lined streets and independent shops create a strong sense of community, making it particularly appealing to families and those seeking a walkable urban lifestyle. The area is currently seeing the development of new condominium and townhouse projects, offering a mix of housing options within this established locale.

• Diverse Housing Options — The portfolio includes a mix of townhouses and condos, with notable projects like 41 Wabash in the townhouse category and various established condo developments such as Howard Park Residences and The Roncy Condos.
• Strong Walk and Transit Scores — Many existing developments in Roncesvalles boast impressive walk scores, often in the mid-to-high 90s, and perfect transit scores of 100, indicating excellent connectivity and convenience.
• Range of Developments — While several projects are already completed and available for resale, there are also significant developments in the planning phase, including 2280 Dundas Street West Condos, which proposes 1188 units.
• Varied Price Points — For completed projects, resale units have shown prices ranging from $253,900 to $779,990, providing options for different budgets within the neighbourhood.
• Established Developers — Reputable developers such as Triumph Developments, Lamb Development Corp, and Choice Properties REIT have projects in Roncesvalles, contributing to the area's ongoing evolution.