From spending time in Montenegro where he played on the junior national basketball team, to attending Queen&rsquo;s University, and graduating from the Vancouver Academy of Dramatic Arts &mdash; Milan Mitrovic has always walked the path less travelled.Milan blends an outgoing attitude with real-world experience that&rsquo;s hard to come by: He spent years owning and managing income properties in both Vancouver and Montenegro, and developed a keen eye for investment potential in the process. As an agent, he&rsquo;s always encouraged by clients who are looking to achieve the goal of home ownership in this competitive market.&ldquo;Buying a home in this city is a big deal, and it&rsquo;s not something that everyone has an opportunity to accomplish. Getting the chance to help buyers take this huge step forward and share in their optimism is so satisfying, and it&rsquo;s part of what makes this industry extraordinary.&rdquo;An athlete by nature, trained actor, and amateur guitarist, Milan&rsquo;s just as comfortable discussing fitness regimens, film and music as he is outlining market trends and prospective listings &mdash; a balance that his clients appreciate.

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From spending time in Montenegro where he played on the junior national basketball team, to attending Queen&rsquo;s University, and graduating from the Vancouver Academy of Dramatic Arts &mdash; Milan Mitrovic has always walked the path less travelled.Milan blends an outgoing attitude with real-world experience that&rsquo;s hard to come by: He spent years owning and managing income properties in both Vancouver and Montenegro, and developed a keen eye for investment potential in the process. As an agent, he&rsquo;s always encouraged by clients who are looking to achieve the goal of home ownership in this competitive market.

As previously mentioned, there are plenty of unique neighbourhoods in which West End condos for sale can be found. Those who can&rsquo;t stand the thought of living more than a few blocks from an enormous park can opt for buildings like the <a href="https://strata.ca/toronto/1830-bloor-st-w-high-park-residences">High Park Residences</a> in <a href="https://strata.ca/toronto/west-end/high-park-north">High Park North</a> or <a href="https://strata.ca/toronto/993-queen-st-w-the-candy-factory-lofts">The Candy Factory Lofts</a> in Queen West. As for a building that&rsquo;s as close to the waterfront as it is to High Park, the <a href="https://strata.ca/toronto/1910-lake-shore-blvd-w-park-lake-residences">Park Lake Residences</a> and <a href="https://strata.ca/toronto/15-windermere-ave-windermere-by-the-lake">Windermere By The Lake</a> are both great options.Liberty Village is also ideal for anyone looking for a neighbourhood that&rsquo;s both charming and self-contained. Living in buildings like the <a href="https://strata.ca/toronto/5-hanna-ave-liberty-market-lofts">Liberty Market Lofts</a> and the King West Condos at Liberty Village provides access to all the amenities Liberty Village has to offer, plus they&rsquo;re a stone&rsquo;s throw from the Exhibition Place and Lake Ontario.

The Locals: They don&rsquo;t follow the trends, they set them.Code of Conduct: Don&rsquo;t worry if you didn&rsquo;t get a chance to eat at every one of this year&rsquo;s hot new restaurants &mdash; there&rsquo;ll be a whole new roster of them in no time.What You&rsquo;ll Find: Stylish people living in stylish homes.What You Won&rsquo;t Find: An array of inexpensive condos.The Homes: Everything from single-family homes to hard lofts.Sealing the Deal: The area&rsquo;s reputation.

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Residents living in West End condos for rent have plenty of options for getting around the city. Those who prefer not to drive, for example, can hop onto streetcars heading north, south, east or west along major arterial roads like Bathurst, Spadina, Queen, and King. The Bloor-Danforth subway line also cuts across the area, with stations situated all along Bloor Street West.As for drivers, on the other hand, the Gardiner Expressway is one major highway that certainly makes travelling throughout Toronto much easier. This highway hugs the southern edge of the city, carrying cars west to the 427 and east to the Don Valley Parkway.Last but not least, West End condos for rent are also within close reach of an airport. The Billy Bishop Toronto City Airport is situated on Centre Island, just south of Bathurst Street and Queens Quay. Alternatively, residents heading to Pearson can hop onto the UP train from Bloor West Station, from which they can reach this major airport in just 15 minutes.

Whatever happens in the West End, one thing is for sure: it&rsquo;s trendy. Whether it&rsquo;s restaurants, boutiques, fitness studios, or DIY spaces, this observation holds true if a business is going to stick around for long. Despite its overall hip atmosphere, though, the West End is in fact divided up into 16 distinctive neighbourhoods that reach from the Humber River all the way to Bathurst Street. From north to south, the area reaches almost as far as Rogers Road, and right down to Lake Ontario.Even within this ever-cool area, the particular neighbourhood that&rsquo;s on everyone&rsquo;s radar continues to change. Back in 2014, for example, <a href="https://strata.ca/toronto/downtown/queen-west">West Queen West</a> was named one of the coolest neighbourhoods in the world by Vogue magazine. West Queen West is still just as hip as it once was (if not more), however in recent years Ossington Avenue has proven to be quite the competition. The small stretch of Ossington between Dundas and Queen is home to some of the best restaurants and most sought-after bars in the city, as well as some truly innovative businesses like the smart glasses company Focals by North.Even the parks in the area are anything but average. For one, residents living in West End condos for rent have access to Trinity Bellwoods Park. Here, people watching is just as legitimate an activity as, say, playing tennis, baseball, or Frisbee. The dog bowl is the highlight of the park for pet owners: this massive off-leash dog area is filled with stylish pups no matter what the weather forecast may be. The dog bowl is even home to the annual &lsquo;pug grumble,&rsquo; a meet up just for pugs and their owners.Then, of course there&rsquo;s High Park, a 400-acre green space that simply can&rsquo;t be beat. Renters living in <a href="https://strata.ca/toronto/west-end/high-park-swansea">High Park - Swansea</a>, <a href="https://strata.ca/toronto/west-end/roncesvalles">Roncesvalles</a>, or the <a href="https://strata.ca/toronto/west-end/bloor-west-village-runnymede">Bloor West Village</a> can walk over to this park in no time, while others will travel from far and wide to get lost in this massive park.

Bloor West Village condos for rent are divided amongst just four buildings, a number that may not rise dramatically in years to come thanks to the neighbourhood&rsquo;s moratorium on the creation of high rises. While the small number of condos makes it more difficult to lock down the perfect home, it promises to keep the neighbourhood calm and quiet into the future.Even some of the buildings themselves are quite small, such as <a href="https://strata.ca/toronto/441-jane-st-the-23-at-baby-point">The 23 at Baby Point</a>, which is divided into just 23 homes. Then there&rsquo;s the <a href="https://strata.ca/toronto/588-annette-st-volta-lofts">Volta Lofts</a>, an even smaller building at 588 Annette that contains just 19 suites. And although the Volta&rsquo;s size doesn&rsquo;t set it apart from the rest of the buildings in the neighbourhood, its use of rooftop solar panels does.Bloor West Village condos for rent can also come in the form of townhouses. Renters in search of this type of home can check out <a href="https://strata.ca/toronto/112-116-evans-ave-oxford-court-townhouses">Oxford Court Townhouses</a> at 112 Evans Avenue, 116 Evans Avenue, and 3-5 San Remo Terrace. Even sizeable families can find something suitable here, as the 54 homes all measure in at around 2,200 square feet.

The Locals: They have a vested interest in keeping their neighbourhoods charming for future generations.Code of Conduct: Change, gentrification, and major developments aren&rsquo;t welcome here.What You&rsquo;ll Find: Some truly authentic pierogies.What You Won&rsquo;t Find: Construction sites for forthcoming skyscrapers.The Homes: American Craftsman homes and low-density condos.Sealing the Deal: The quiet atmosphere &mdash; and the promise that this is here to stay.

Bloor West Village | Runnymede

Thanks to its proximity to Bloor Street West, residents living in Bloor West Village condos for rent can traverse the city with ease, even without a car. Journeys often start with a trip to Jane or Runnymede Station, from which passengers can ride east or west on the Bloor-Danforth subway line. Using this subway line, residents can find themselves in <a href="https://strata.ca/toronto/downtown/the-annex">The Annex</a> or <a href="https://strata.ca/toronto/etobicoke">Etobicoke</a> in just over 10 minutes.As for those who prefer to drive, Bloor is also a great option for heading into the city centre or out to the suburbs. Heading west on Bloor will land residents at the 427, from which they can travel north to the 401 and beyond. Drivers can also access the 401 via Royal York Road, and the Gardiner Expressway can be reached via the South Kingsway.

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Plenty of neighbourhoods offer access to the Humber River and High Park, but for the Bloor West Village and Runnymede, these two natural landforms also act as boundaries that ward off traffic and noise. Runnymede reaches as far north as Dundas Street West, with the Bloor West Village comprising the area just north of Bloor Street West.Both the Bloor West Village and Runnymede feel predominantly residential, thanks to their many quiet streets that are lined with single-family homes. Specifically, many of the homes in the area showcase the American Craftsman style, an architectural style popular between the late 1800s and the 1930s.Not only are Runnymede and the Bloor West Village charming, but they&rsquo;re also two extremely well-managed neighbourhoods. For example, the Bloor West Village BIA, which is made up of over 400 businesses along Bloor Street, encourages residents to shop local, and plans annual events for the neighbours to enjoy. And most innovative of all, new businesses that wish to move into the neighbourhood must first convince residents that they won&rsquo;t create an excess of noise pollution.In terms of demographics, a large number of Eastern European residents call the Bloor West Village home. Luckily, this group can enjoy a taste of home at Janchenko Bakery and Amber European Restaurant, both of which serve up some of the best Polish and Ukrainian fare in the city.And while residents try to shop local as much as they can, those living in Runnymede condos for sale still have access to a number of large grocery stores, such as FreshCo and Loblaws. Down on Bloor, Bloor West Village Residents can also stock up on staples at Nicholson&rsquo;s No Frills.

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