Sivage Sivagumaran, CPA - Toronto & GTA Real Estate Broker

09/11/2026

A rare ravine-lot bungalow with true cottage energy in the city, this beautifully updated detached home offers the space, privacy and flexibility Toronto buyers are searching for. Set in Cliffcrest

09/11/2026

What if your Toronto home could feel a little more like a cottage retreat? 🌳🏡
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https://www.sivage.ca/details/E13757988/18-Adanac-Drive

Welcome to 18 Adanac Drive, Scarborough, a detached bungalow in Toronto’s Cliffcrest neighbourhood near the Upper Bluffs.

Set on an approximately 40 x 174 ft pie-shaped ravine lot, this property combines privacy, mature trees and no rear neighbours with convenient access to the city.

The bright main floor offers open-concept living, 3 bedrooms, a renovated full bathroom and an updated kitchen featuring quartz countertops, backsplash, new appliances and a waterfall centre island.

The finished lower level expands the possibilities with 2 additional bedrooms, full bathroom, full kitchen, living area and separate entrance, ideal for multigenerational living, extended family, guests or flexible family use.

Behind the detached garage is an insulated studio with power and internet, creating additional space for a home office, gym, studio or quiet retreat.

You’ll also find an EV charger and parking for up to 8 vehicles.

Nearby are Eglinton GO, TTC, Kingston Road, the Scarborough Bluffs, Cudia Park, shopping, schools and everyday amenities.

If you’ve been searching for a ravine bungalow for sale in Scarborough, a Cliffcrest detached home, or a Toronto property with a deep lot and flexible living space, take a closer look at 18 Adanac Drive.

📲 Book a private showing: 416-553-8902
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Sivage Sivagumaran, CPA | Toronto & GTA Real Estate Broker
RE/MAX Crossroads Realty Inc.

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Curious about the upper tier of Richmond Hill’s real estate market? Here’s a look at the most expensive homes listed in August 2026 — with prices ranging from $6.39M to an impressive $10.52M. For buyers, sellers, and investors eyeing the luxury segment, understanding these numbers is key to making financially sound decisions. My background as a CPA and two decades in finance give my clients a strategic edge when navigating high-value properties like these. Whether you’re exploring opportunities in Richmond Hill or simply want a clearer picture of GTA luxury trends, clarity and market insight make all the difference. As always, my approach is rooted in protecting your interests and maximizing your value, wherever you are on your real estate journey.

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Toronto Edges Toward a Balanced Market | Sivage Sivagumaran, CPA | https://sivagerealty.ca | How to Find the Best Real Estate Agent in Toronto for Your Needs?
Toronto’s real estate market is showing clear signs of moving toward a more balanced environment. In Early-Q3, sales dipped by about 1% year-over-year to roughly 6,000 transactions, while new listings dropped a notable 18% to around 14,500. This narrowing gap between supply and demand is something I watch closely for my clients, as it signals a shift in negotiation dynamics and price stability. On a seasonally adjusted basis, sales in Toronto actually picked up compared to Late-Q2, even as listings continued to decline. The average selling price now hovers near $1 million, about 5% lower than last year.

A balanced market—where neither buyers nor sellers dominate—means homes are selling closer to asking prices, negotiations feel more typical, and there’s less pressure on either side. Experts are seeing this play out in Toronto’s freehold segment, while condos remain more favorable for buyers. What’s important is that both buyers and sellers are adapting: buyers are factoring in current borrowing costs, and sellers are setting more realistic prices.

With fewer listings and prices leveling out, we could see more buyers who’ve been on the sidelines gain confidence and step back into the market. For those weighing their next move, a market with steadier conditions lets strategy and timing work in your favor—something I always emphasize in helping clients make financially smart decisions. Trusted guidance, strategic insight, and clarity are essential as Toronto continues to evolve.

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