> "dufferin" in houses for sale in City of Toronto Get an alert with the newest ads for "dufferin" in City of Toronto.Click here for the Dufferin Grove/Bloordale neighbourhood guide and to see all the properties for sale in  Dufferin Grove/Bloordale! For sale dufferin bloor 1-7 of 7 properties for sale foundDufferin Grove Real Estate Homes, condos, lofts and commercial properties for sale in Dufferin Grove. This area is part of Bloor West. view listings in Bloor West as well. Last updated on August 28, 2016. Average listed price on site for Dufferin Grove is $555,667. 284 St Helen's Ave Unit 205, Toronto #201 50 Merchant Lane, Toronto 130 Rusholme Rd Unit 604, TorontoPrefer To Search by Toronto Real Estate Board Map Districts Click HereDovercourt Wallace Emerson Juncti Real Estate Homes, condos, lofts and commercial properties for sale in Dovercourt Wallace Emerson Juncti.Average listed price on site for Dovercourt Wallace Emerson Juncti is $768,771.

10 Turntable Cres Unit A30, Toronto 816 Lansdowne Ave Unit 1004, TorontoFolding Camper For Sale Liverpool 1410 Dupont St Unit 1001, TorontoT Shirt Dillinger Escape Plan 816 Lansdowne Ave Unit 807, TorontoHomes For Sale Lake Thoreau Reston Va 5 A Beaver Ave, Toronto 55 Foundry Ave Unit 62, Toronto 1100 Lansdowne Ave Unit A11, Toronto 26 Ernest Ave Unit 36, Toronto 26 Ernest Ave Unit 26, TorontoBloordale / Wallace Emerson Real Estate and Neighbourhood: For Current Real Estate Listings in Bloor West Village ... As transition neighbourhoods go, this west end area is growing very rapidly. Bloordale Village is the strip of retail and commercial running along Bloor between Dufferin to Lansdowne.

The neighbourhood is know as Wallace and Emerson based on the two major residential streets which intersect in the middle of the area. Wallace and Emerson is the area west of Dufferin, east of Lansdowne, north of Bloor and south of Dupont. Real Estate along Bloor between Lansdowne and Dufferin is mainly retail / commercial with residential apartments on second and third floors. North of Bloor consists mainly of single family dwellings. These homes were generally chopped up to make multi family residential units as the neighbourhood went through it's period of decline. Now of course that mostly young couples are moving back into the neighbourhood, many of the sinlge family homes are being converted back to single family with possibly inlaw / rental suites in the basement. North of Dupont to Davenport has a lot of post industrial buildings which are slowly being converted into loft condominiums style residences and row house townhomes. Neighbourhood on the move: In 2006, the national census deemed this neighbourhood one of the poorest in Toronto with an average family income of about $25,000 per annum and about 10,000 residents.

Since then, the area has seen a resurgence of interest from artists and young first time buyers due to afffordability compared with prices in High Park to the west and Dovercourt Park to the East.  Bloordale village is now the home of Mercer Union Gallery, a centre for contempory art, Toronto Free Gallery and the Funktion Gallery. Every year in July, a local community of volunteers called Big On Bloor, organise the Bloordale BIA street festival. Their aim is to enhance the economic , cultural and social life of Bloordale Village by organising events and festivals that celebrate the neighbourhood. All these factors are helping to make this area one of the hottest up and coming areas in Toronto. Home to the Wallace Emerson Community Centre located on Dufferin, just south of Dupont, has an indoor pool, outdoor skating rink, soccer pitch and an outdoor skateboard / BMX park. Furthermore the community centre runs a variety of programming for the young and old in the community, from after school clubs for the younger and card game events such as bridge and brisk for seniors.

Although technically Dufferin Grove park is not located in the Wallace and Emerson area, it is just a stones throw away. Just slightly south on Dufferin, and opposite the Dufferin Mall, this park hosts a weekly Organic Farmer's Market throughout the year.  The park boasts bake ovens which are used by the community to bake with local produce,  an outdoor skating rink, soccer pitch, baseball, basketball areas, playgrounds, picnic tables and campfire capabilities etc etc. Either of the southend hubs at Dufferin / Bloor, Lansdowne and Bloor are on the Bloor East-West subway line. Bus transit operates north and south from both Dufferin and Lansdowne stations and East-West along Dupont. As mentioned above, in Bloordale Village itself, running along Bloor from Dufferin to Lansdowne, there are a number of small businesses. Great niche little restaurants, ranging from ethnic to vegan. Bar / Coffee houses such as 3 Speed and the Holy Oak to name a few and many smaller businesses from vintage stores to variety stores.

Major shopping hubs in and surrounding this region are the Dufferin Mall, located just south of the Wallace Emerson area and the Galleria Mall at Duppont and dufferin, just north of the Wallace Emerson Community Centre. Price Ranges for Homes in the Bloordale / Wallace and Emerson Neighbourhoods:* *The large ranges are due to dramatic differences in levels of quality for homes in these neighbouhoods, until recent years the majority of homes in these areas had been divided in multi unit homes to facilitate rental demand. These days, the area is experiencing a transition and a renewal of ownership by younger couples and / or first time family buyers. For more listing in Bloordale / Wallace Emerson Click here: Schools in Bloordale and Wallace and Emerson:Properties that have been declared surplus by TDSB are subject to compliance with Ontario Regulation 444/98.  This regulatory process provides for a 90 day circulation period whereby public agencies can submit to purchase the surplus site. 

Should the Regulatory process be satisfied without a public agency purchase, the surplus site can then be offered For Sale to the open market.  TLC ensures an open and competitive process through the engagement of a real estate broker. The following are a list of properties currently undergoing the disposition process. Lawrence/Midland (Redevelopment Project)Given the City’s Planning approval, TDSB is implementing its approved plan for its  Lawrence Midland lands that provides for the construction of a new school, a modern track and field facilities, additional community walkways and the sale of two surplus parcels designated for residential redevelopment at 7.6 acres and 9.0 acres respectively.  In January 2016, the City purchased a third surplus 2 acre site parcel that will redeveloped into a new a community park and day care centre. The TLC has satisfied the requirements of Ontario Regulation 444/98 by completing a circulation process that has confirmed no public sector interest in the redevelopment parcels.  

Prior to offering the surplus lands for sale through the brokerage community, the existing improvements require demolition and new school construction should be underway in order to determine a date for vacant possession of the 7.6 and 9.0 acre redevelopment parcels.  The TDSB is proceeding through this process and TLC shall continue to monitor the activity in order to bring the properties to market at the earliest opportunity. Bloor/Dufferin (Redevelopment Project)The Bloor-Dufferin Redevelopment site (site severance- approximately 7.3 acres at the corner of Bloor Street and Dufferin Street), including Bloor Collegiate Institute, Alpha II Alternative School and former Kent Senior Public School, was circulated pursuant to Ontario Reg. 444/98, Disposition of Surplus Real Property. A Working Group comprised of the City of Toronto, TLC, TDSB and the Province of Ontario has reviewed the redevelopment site of 7.3 acres to consider potential public interests including those that would provide opportunities to enhance learning for students and produce benefits for the community at large. 

Now is the appropriate time to bring the property to market and enter into an agreement of purchase and sale with a developer.  The selected developer will actively plan a redevelopment of the entire 7.3 acres parcel  through the regulatory City process and submit a site plan application for approval including a placeholder for a possible 30,000 square foot community hub. Hard copies of the RFO are publically available for pick-up with the Listing Broker upon providing a piece of identification at their offices at: 2001 Sheppard Avenue East, Suite 300 (Don Valley Parkway and Sheppard Avenue East) (Public Transit- Sheppard Subway line, Don Mills stop (Fairview Mall) walk east on Sheppard to 2001 Access to a Confidential Data Room will only be available to qualified purchasers who have signed a Confidentially Agreement and have been qualified by CBRE. For additional information, please review the Newsletter “Bloor-Dufferin Redevelopment & Community Hub Initiative”