
Junction Area Real Estate
Established Eateries
Credited with introducing Toronto to New York-style pizza in 1957, the Pugiliese family still own Vesuvio’s which is a local landmark where you’ll find all kinds (even off-duty police) lining up for a slice. Meanwhile the Indie Alehouse has a huge variety of beer and well-received gastropub fare. Coolhand of a Girl is popular example of the area’s thriving organic brunch spots.
Vesuvio's, 3010 Dundas St. W., vesuviospizza.com
The Indie Alehouse, 2876 Dundas St W., indiealehouse.com
Cool Hand of a Girl, 2804 Dundas St,. W. coolhandofagirl.com
Stylish Shopping
Throughout the summer collectors and curators flock to the monthly outdoor Junction flea, selling everything from hand-painted signs to vintage purses and records. Year-round design stores like Mjolk draw artsy crowds and homeowners alike to admire the Scandinavian influenced furniture, clothing and ornaments. Elsewhere art-supply stores punctuate the area.
Junction Flea, Sterling Road just north of Dundas St W, junctionflea.com
Mjolk, 2959 Dundas St W, http://store.mjolk.ca/
328 High Park Ave
$2,549,000
328 High Park Ave
$2,549,000
417 Quebec Ave
$1100000
Junction Area Listings Summary
Junction Area - Town vs. Region Stats
Avg Price in Junction Area: $1,228,100 / Region Avg $1,352,200
Avg Taxes in Junction Area: $20,800 / Region Avg $4,300
Avg Sq. Ft. in Junction Area: 1,043 / Region Avg 1,224
Avg Price per/sqft in Junction Area:$1177 / Region Avg $1105
Avg Walkscore in Junction Area: 79 / Region Avg 71
Avg Days on Website in Junction Area: 42 / Region Avg 32