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Neighborhoods Shan Thayaparan Serves in Toronto

Shan Thayaparan is a REALTOR® with RE/MAX Community Realty Inc., serving 5 Toronto neighborhoods: Scarborough, Corktown, Don Mills and 2 more.

  • Scarborough, Toronto

    Scarborough anchors the eastern edge of Toronto, Ontario, stretching from the city's core out toward Lake Ontario's shoreline. It is a large, varied area, and that variety shows in its streets: you'll find low-rise apartment buildings, townhomes, and plenty of detached and semi-detached houses on tree-lined residential blocks, with many properties offering more space than homes closer to downtown.

  • Corktown, Toronto

    Corktown sits on the east side of downtown Toronto, Ontario, just beyond the core and close to the Don River valley. One of the city's oldest residential areas, it has a layered character, with historic brick row houses and Victorian-era cottages standing alongside converted warehouses and newer condo buildings.

  • Don Mills, Toronto

    Don Mills sits in the northeast part of Toronto, Ontario, and holds a special place in the city's planning history as one of Canada's earliest master-planned communities. Its design shows in the details: curving residential streets, generous green space woven between homes, and a layout that keeps schools, shops, and parks within easy reach of one another. The neighborhood reflects a mid-century approach to suburban living, with a mix of low-rise homes, townhouses, and apartment buildings set among mature trees.

  • Downsview, Toronto

    Downsview sits in the northwest part of Toronto, Ontario, a residential area shaped by its longtime ties to aviation and open green space. Its centerpiece is Downsview Park, a large urban park that gives the neighborhood room for walking, cycling, and gathering outdoors, and anchors much of the area's identity.

  • Leslieville, Toronto

    Leslieville sits in the east end of Toronto, Ontario, a short ride from downtown along the city's streetcar lines. Its main commercial strip, Queen Street East, anchors the neighborhood with independent cafes, restaurants, vintage shops, and design studios, all easy to reach on foot. Side streets fan out from there, lined with a mix of Victorian-era row houses, brick semis, and cozy workers' cottages, many with front porches and small gardens that give the blocks a lived-in, personal character.