The GTA, city by city.

The big one. Every neighbourhood is its own small town.

• urban
• walkable
• culture
• condo-rich

Big-city polish, suburb-sized driveways.

• diverse
• lakefront
• growing downtown

Flower City. Young, fast-growing, and full of families.

• family
• value
• multicultural

The suburb that got a subway.

• new-build
• subway
• family

Tech jobs, top schools, and a Main Street from 1850.

• schools
• tech
• heritage

Quiet streets, big lots, and a proper downtown on Yonge.

• established
• green
• schools

Lake, harbour, and the prettiest downtown in the GTA. Priced accordingly.

• lakefront
• upscale
• polished

Where the escarpment meets the lake, and the pace slows down.

• lakefront
• relaxed
• nature

The escarpment in your windshield, and one of Canada's fastest-growing towns.

• young families
• new-build
• outdoors

Lake Ontario, a nautical village, and Toronto right next door.

• waterfront
• value
• growing

Seven kilometres of protected waterfront and honest prices.

• waterfront
• family
• value

Small-town downtown, a proper harbour, and room to grow.

• family
• harbour
• heritage

The most house for your money on the lake, and a university town now.

• value
• student energy
• revitalizing

A Main Street with a river, a GO train, and a small-town heartbeat.

• small-town
• heritage
• family

Heritage homes, horse country, and quietly some of the best schools around.

• heritage
• upscale
• green