With unobstructed waterfront access and small-town quiet, this beach community features similar amenities to its east-end counterparts, without the skyrocketing prices. While the range of new Toronto condos here may be less than downtown, it is only a matter of time as New Toronto is definitely catching the eye of developers. The condo values over the past ten years have shown steady growth, and we expect that to continue.

The waterfront access in New Toronto is amazing, with no less than four parks between Lake Shore Boulevard and the water. There are many walking and biking trails within the parks and some beach access too. Not just a summer place, there is a great outdoor ice rink at Prince of Wales Park that is equipped with change rooms and offers supervised free skates and kid's hockey. Also the home of Humber College Lakeshore Campus, the neighbourhood has a high demand for housing with all the students and educators moving into this Etobicoke neighbourhood.

Recommended nearby places to eat are Michael's West Indian Flavor, Cellar Door and Kitchen On Sixth. If you can't start your day without caffeine fear not, your nearby choices include Starbucks. For groceries there is Rabba Fine Foods Stores which is not far. Entertainment options nearby include NTB Lakeshore. Love being outside? Look no further than Colonel Samuel Smith Park, Laburnham Park or Long Branch Park, which are only steps away away.

Without a car, you can get around quite easily. The closest transit stop is a BusStop (GARNETT JANES RD AT TWELFTH ST EAST SIDE) and is only steps away, but there is also a Subway stop, KIPLING STATION - SUBWAY PLATFORM, a 5-minute drive connecting you to the TTC. It also has (Bus) route 110 Islington South nearby. For drivers, it might be easier to get around the city getting on or off Gardiner Expressway and Islington Ave, which is within a few minutes drive.