Serving the GTA & Southern Ontario

Browse Homes by Region

• Greater Toronto Area — Canada's largest real estate market — endless options, from downtown condos to family homes.
• Peel Region — Brampton and Caledon — fast-growing communities and luxury country estates.
• Halton Region — Oakville, Burlington, Milton, and Halton Hills — lakefront luxury and top schools.
• Greater Hamilton — Character homes, waterfalls, and incredible value across the Hamilton area.
• York Region — Vaughan, Markham, Newmarket, and Aurora — top schools and rapidly growing communities.
• Durham Region — Whitby, Pickering, Ajax, and Oshawa — affordable family living with great commuter access.
• Simcoe County — Barrie, Collingwood, and Innisfil — waterfront living and four-season recreation.
• Waterloo Region — Kitchener, Waterloo, and Cambridge — Canada's tech corridor at GTA-beating prices.
• Niagara Region — Niagara Falls and Grimsby — wine country, lake views, and incredible value.
• Southwestern Ontario — London and beyond — affordable, walkable, and full of character.
• Eastern Ontario — Kingston and beyond — limestone heritage and lakeside living.
• Central Ontario — Peterborough and the Kawarthas — lakes, value, and a slower pace.
• Grey County — Owen Sound, the Blue Mountains and the Georgian Bay shoreline — four-season living at small-town prices.
• Dufferin County — Orangeville, Shelburne and Grand Valley — newer subdivisions and country living an hour from Toronto.
• Wellington County — Guelph, Fergus, Elora, Erin and the rural townships — university-city energy next to horse country.

Cities Modern Solution Realty Serves

• Toronto — Greater Toronto Area. Canada's largest city — endless neighborhoods, from downtown condos to family homes in Etobicoke, Scarborough, and North York.
• Mississauga — Greater Toronto Area. A vibrant lakeside city with strong schools, transit, and a mix of luxury homes, family neighborhoods, and modern condos.
• Brampton — Peel Region. One of Canada's fastest-growing cities, offering excellent value, diverse communities, and spacious family homes.
• Oakville — Halton Region. Lakefront luxury, top-rated schools, and a polished downtown — one of the most sought-after addresses in the GTA.
• Burlington — Halton Region. Lake Ontario views, the Escarpment in the backyard, and a downtown that consistently ranks among Canada's best.
• Hamilton — Greater Hamilton. Waterfalls, character homes, and incredible value — Hamilton has become one of the GTA's smartest buys.
• Milton — Halton Region. Family-friendly, fast-growing, and surrounded by the Escarpment — Milton is a magnet for young families.
• Vaughan — York Region. Subway access, the new VMC, and beautiful family neighborhoods make Vaughan one of York Region's best.
• Markham — York Region. Diverse, dynamic, and home to Canada's tech corridor — with great schools and excellent transit.
• Barrie — Simcoe County. Waterfront living on Kempenfelt Bay, GO Train to Toronto, and the gateway to cottage country.
• Newmarket — York Region. A historic Main Street, top schools, and great value compared to its York Region neighbors.
• Aurora — York Region. Charming, historic, and rich with community feel — Aurora is one of York Region's hidden gems.
• Whitby — Durham Region. GO Transit to Toronto, family-focused neighborhoods, and waterfront trails along Lake Ontario.
• Pickering — Durham Region. Lakefront access, a growing downtown, and excellent commuter connections to the city.
• Ajax — Durham Region. Lakeside trails, GO Train access, and a strong sense of community — a top pick for young families.
• Kitchener — Waterloo Region. A booming tech hub with the LRT, vibrant downtown, and homes priced well below the GTA.
• Waterloo — Waterloo Region. University town, tech corridor, and family neighborhoods with excellent schools and amenities.
• Cambridge — Waterloo Region. Historic mill town along the Grand River, with character homes and strong value compared to the GTA.
• London — Southwestern Ontario. Affordable, walkable, and full of character — London offers excellent value and a thriving downtown.
• Niagara Falls — Niagara Region. World-famous waterfront, growing tourism economy, and home prices that still leave room to breathe.
• Halton Hills — Halton Region. Country charm in Georgetown and Acton — larger lots, mature trees, and a slower pace just outside the GTA.
• Caledon — Peel Region. Rolling countryside, equestrian estates, and historic villages — luxury living with room to roam.
• Collingwood — Simcoe County. Four-season resort town on Georgian Bay — skiing, sailing, and a charming downtown core.
• Kingston — Eastern Ontario. Limestone heritage, Queen's University, and a stunning waterfront on Lake Ontario.
• Peterborough — Central Ontario. Lakes, history, and excellent value — Peterborough is a top destination for retirees and remote workers.
• Innisfil — Simcoe County. Lake Simcoe waterfront, fast-growing, and a short drive to both Toronto and cottage country.
• Grimsby — Niagara Region. Wine country, lake views, and the Niagara Escarpment — small-town charm with big-city access.
• Oshawa — Durham Region. Strong value, GO Transit access, and a revitalized downtown make Oshawa a Durham Region standout.
• Adjala-Tosorontio — Simcoe County. Rolling Simcoe County countryside — hobby farms, estate lots and the villages of Everett, Colgan and Loretto.
• Blue Mountains — Grey County. Ontario’s ski-resort town — Blue Mountain Village chalets, Thornbury harbour living and Georgian Bay waterfront.
• Brock — Durham Region. Lake Simcoe’s east shore at the top of Durham — Beaverton waterfront, Cannington and Sunderland villages, farmland between.
• Centre Wellington — Wellington County. Fergus and Elora on the Grand River — limestone heritage towns, the Elora Gorge and growing family subdivisions.
• Chatsworth — Grey County. Rural Grey County just south of Owen Sound — farms, forest and the villages of Chatsworth, Williamsford and Holland Centre.
• Clarington — Durham Region. Durham’s eastern growth municipality — Bowmanville, Courtice, Newcastle and Orono with lakefront, farmland and the 401.
• East Gwillimbury — York Region. York Region’s fastest-growing town — Holland Landing, Sharon, Queensville and Mount Albert at the top of Highway 404.
• East Luther Grand Valley — Dufferin County. Grand Valley on the upper Grand River — Dufferin County’s most affordable new subdivisions, 20 minutes west of Orangeville.
• Erin — Wellington County. Wellington County horse country on the GTA’s edge — Erin village, Hillsburgh and estate acreage along the Credit River headwaters.
• Essa — Simcoe County. Angus, Thornton and rural Essa west of Barrie — affordable family homes next to CFB Borden and Highway 400.
• Galway-Cavendish and Harvey — Central Ontario. Trent Lakes cottage country north of Peterborough — Buckhorn, Catchacoma and dozens of Kawartha lakes on the Trent-Severn.
• Gananoque — Eastern Ontario. Gateway to the Thousand Islands — St. Lawrence River town of century homes, marinas and riverfront condos east of Kingston.
• Georgian Bay — Central Ontario. Muskoka’s Georgian Bay shoreline — Port Severn, Honey Harbour and MacTier cottages at the end of the Trent-Severn.
• Georgian Bluffs — Grey County. Countryside and Georgian Bay shoreline wrapping Owen Sound — Shallow Lake, Kemble, Big Bay and Cobble Beach.
• Georgina — York Region. York Region’s Lake Simcoe town — Keswick, Sutton and Jackson’s Point with waterfront living at northern-York prices.
• Guelph — Wellington County. The Royal City — university town on the Speed River with heritage neighbourhoods, tight inventory and a 401 commute.
• Guelph/Eramosa — Wellington County. Rockwood and rural Eramosa on Guelph’s eastern edge — village subdivisions, conservation lands and country estates.
• Haldimand — Greater Hamilton. Caledonia, Dunnville, Hagersville and Cayuga — Grand River and Lake Erie living south of Hamilton at lower prices.
• Ingersoll — Southwestern Ontario. Oxford County 401 town between Woodstock and London — Victorian downtown, CAMI auto plant and some of the corridor’s lowest prices.
• Kawartha Lakes — Central Ontario. Lindsay, Bobcaygeon and Fenelon Falls — Kawartha lake country with 250 lakes, cottages and small-town main streets.
• King — York Region. York Region’s estate country — King City, Nobleton and Schomberg with horse farms and Oak Ridges Moraine acreage.
• Lincoln — Niagara Region. Beamsville, Jordan and Vineland in Niagara wine country — escarpment views, vineyards and a growing commuter market.
• Mapleton — Wellington County. Drayton, Moorefield and Alma in rural Wellington County — farm country villages 30 minutes north of Kitchener-Waterloo.
• Midland — Simcoe County. Southern Georgian Bay’s main town — harbour, hospital, affordable bungalows and a base for Huronia cottage country.
• New Tecumseth — Simcoe County. Alliston, Beeton and Tottenham — Honda’s hometown with newer subdivisions, farmland and Highway 400 within reach.
• Niagara-on-the-Lake — Niagara Region. Heritage town at the mouth of the Niagara River — Old Town, Virgil and St. Davids among the vineyards and the Shaw Festival.
• North Dumfries — Waterloo Region. Ayr and rural Waterloo Region south of Cambridge — new village subdivisions minutes from the 401.
• Norwich — Southwestern Ontario. Oxford County farm country south of Woodstock — Norwich, Otterville, Burgessville and Oxford Centre villages.
• Orangeville — Dufferin County. Dufferin County’s main town — Broadway’s Victorian downtown, family subdivisions and the Bruce Trail an hour from Toronto.
• Orillia — Simcoe County. Sunshine City between Lake Simcoe and Lake Couchiching — waterfront, Lakehead campus and Simcoe County’s affordable detached homes.
• Oro-Medonte — Simcoe County. Township between Barrie and Orillia — Horseshoe Valley ski living, Shanty Bay waterfront and rural estates on acreage.
• Ottawa — Eastern Ontario. Canada’s capital — federal government, tech and universities from Centretown condos to Glebe heritage homes and family suburbs.
• Owen Sound — Grey County. Grey County’s hub city on Georgian Bay — harbour downtown, hospital, college and southern Ontario’s most affordable city homes.
• Penetanguishene — Simcoe County. Historic bilingual harbour town on Georgian Bay — century homes on the hill, marina living and Midland services next door.
• Port Colborne — Niagara Region. Lake Erie end of the Welland Canal — Sugarloaf Marina, Nickel Beach and Niagara’s most affordable lakeside homes.
• Ramara — Simcoe County. East shores of Lake Simcoe and Couchiching across from Orillia — Brechin, Atherley, Lagoon City and rural waterfront.
• Richmond Hill — York Region. York Region’s central city — Yonge Street corridor condos, Oak Ridges Moraine estates and top-ranked schools between Markham and Vaughan.
• Scugog — Durham Region. Port Perry on Lake Scugog — heritage main street, lakefront and rural estates at the northern edge of Durham Region.
• Severn — Simcoe County. North of Orillia to Georgian Bay — Coldwater, Washago, West Shore and Port Severn with river and lake waterfront.
• Shelburne — Dufferin County. Dufferin County’s fast-growing town on Highway 10 — newer subdivisions at some of the lowest new-build prices near the GTA.
• St. Catharines — Niagara Region. Niagara’s largest city — Garden City with Brock University, Port Dalhousie waterfront and the Welland Canal, 25 minutes from Hamilton.
• Tillsonburg — Southwestern Ontario. Oxford County town south of the 401 — walkable Broadway downtown, hospital and adult-lifestyle communities at low prices.
• Tiny — Simcoe County. Georgian Bay beach coast — Balm Beach, Lafontaine, Wyevale and 70 kilometres of shoreline north of Midland.
• Uxbridge — Durham Region. Trail Capital of Canada — heritage town on the Oak Ridges Moraine with forests, horse farms and Durham’s premium rural estates.
• Wainfleet — Niagara Region. Rural Niagara on Lake Erie — Long Beach and Camelot Beach cottages, farms and the Wainfleet Bog between Port Colborne and Dunnville.
• Wasaga Beach — Simcoe County. The world’s longest freshwater beach — year-round town of bungalows, new subdivisions and cottages on Nottawasaga Bay.
• Welland — Niagara Region. The Rose City on the Welland Canal — Niagara College, recreational canal and family homes at some of Niagara’s lowest prices.
• Wellesley — Waterloo Region. Rural northwest Waterloo Region — Wellesley, St. Clements and Linwood villages in Mennonite farm country 20 minutes from Waterloo.
• Whitchurch-Stouffville — York Region. Stouffville and rural Whitchurch — Main Street heritage, newer family subdivisions and Ballantrae estates on the Oak Ridges Moraine.
• Woodstock — Southwestern Ontario. Oxford County’s Friendly City on the 401 — Toyota, a Victorian downtown and newer north-end subdivisions between Kitchener and London.
• Woolwich — Waterloo Region. Elmira, St. Jacobs and Breslau — north Waterloo Region’s market villages and fast-growing airport-side subdivisions.
• Fort Erie — Niagara Region. Lake Erie beach towns at the Peace Bridge — Crystal Beach, Ridgeway and Stevensville at Niagara’s most affordable prices.

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