Bathurst Manor Neighbourhood

05/28/2026

Esti has been found. There will be an announcement in Earl Bales Park at 3 pm

05/28/2026

DO YOU KNOW WHO THIS IS ?

Report her

Help make this POS famous she was tearing down. Posters of Esti, our missing 14-year-old.

Ila friend stopped this woman from tearing off one of the posters of Esther at Christie and Dupont. She said. “Stop looking for her”
And started tearing off the poster. And I said “ don’t tear off that poster” and she said “why are you talking to me stranger?” and I said that is a poster of a missing 14-year-old girl do not remove it” and she walked away and I took these photos.

05/27/2026

Toronto real estate can feel confusing right now — because not every part of the market is moving the same way. 🏡
Some homes are sitting longer… while others are still attracting strong interest and multiple offers.
Today’s buyers have more options, but they’re also more selective than ever. Pricing, presentation, location, and property type all play a major role in how a home performs.
This isn’t simply a “hot” or “cold” market — it’s a strategic market. Understanding the differences can make all the difference when buying or selling.
Thinking of make a move? Contact me.

05/25/2026

Be Vigilant if you are asked to join a zoom meeting. Look at the Zoom link, it might be off and lead to some app named Atera. Here is what Perplexity says about opening Atera -

HOW ATTACKERS ARE USING ZOOM + ATERA

Recent phishing campaigns have used fake Teams or Zoom installers or meeting invites that, instead of installing Zoom, actually install Atera (or other RMM tools) in the background.
These lures often arrive as unexpected “Zoom meeting” emails or links and can be themed around work meetings, tax season, or urgent business matters to create pressure to click and install something.

Be cautious, be suspicious, be 2026 aware and if in doubt check into AI for details

05/25/2026

Work Hard, Play Hard, Enjoying Life.

Thinking of making a move? Contact me.

05/21/2026

URGENT CANADA-WIDE: Missing 14-Year-Old Girl - Please Share - HAVE YOU SEEN ESTI?


Hi Simpatic.net Family,

We're not usually doing so, but this is urgent! We’re sharing this with our community in hopes of helping bring Esther (Esti), a 14-year-old girl, home safely.

Esti was last seen Friday night around 11:00 PM near Earl Bales Park in Toronto.

Please take a moment to look at the attached photo and details below. Even the smallest piece of information could help.
Name: Esther (Esti)
Age: 14
Last Seen: Friday, May 15 at 11:00 PM
Location: Earl Bales Park
Height: 5’2”
Hair: Brown
Clothing: Green/grey long-sleeve shirt, grey sweatpants
If you have any information, please contact Shomrim Toronto immediately at:
📞 647-557-6735
Or call 911 in case of emergency.

05/21/2026

☀️ June is almost here — time to get your outdoor spaces ready for summer enjoyment! 🌿🏡

A few simple updates can completely refresh the look and feel of your home’s exterior. Whether you’re getting ready to sell or simply want to enjoy your own space even more this summer, these easy improvements can make a big impact.

✨ Refresh your front door with a bold new colour
✨ Update house numbers, mailbox, and door hardware
✨ Add beautiful potted plants, hanging baskets, or a summer-inspired door accent
✨ Refresh patios and entryways for outdoor entertaining
✨ Give your home an instant facelift with a good pressure wash

Pressure washing is one of the quickest and easiest ways to brighten siding, walkways, decks, and patios after a long winter — and rental machines are available at most hardware and home improvement stores.

Small changes can create a warm, welcoming feel and boost curb appeal all summer long! ☀️🌸

Thinking of selling? DM if you would like more information.

Diane Plant, Broker
Forest Hill Real Estate Inc.
416-418-7555

05/15/2026

Fresh home trends are bringing warmth, comfort, and personality back into our spaces. 🌿

This season, we’re seeing earthy tones like sage green, warm beige, terracotta, and soft blues paired with natural wood, textured fabrics, and curved furniture designs. Homes are moving away from “cold and minimal” and embracing cozy, inviting spaces that feel both stylish and lived in.

Whether it’s a statement wall, layered textures, or bold accent pieces, today’s decorating trends are all about creating a home that reflects your personality while keeping things timeless and comfortable.

📩 Thinking of buying or selling? Let’s talk about how to navigate this market — not last year’s.

Contact me
Diane Plant, Broker
Forest Hill Real Estate

05/07/2026

This wraps up the 7-part series on getting your lawn & garden ready for Spring 🌿
🌸 Feed Your Soil
• Add compost or quality soil
• Use slow-release fertilizer
• Mulch to retain moisture
🌷 Start Planting (at the right time)
In Toronto, wait until after the last frost before planting flowers & veggies.
🌳 Reset Your Lawn
• Rake out dead grass
• Overseed bare spots
• Fertilize & water regularly
⚠️ Quick Tips:
Don’t plant too early, skip soil prep, or forget mulch.
👉 A little work now = a healthier, greener summer garden.
📩 Thinking of buying or selling? Let’s talk about how to navigate this market — not last year’s.

Contact me
Diane Plant, Broker
Forest Hill Real Estate

05/06/2026

TODAY continuing with Part 3 and 4

🌼 Get Ahead of Weeds
• Pull weeds while they’re small
• Focus on fast spreaders (like dandelions)
• Don’t let them take over your garden

🌸 Feed Your Soil
• Add compost or quality soil
• Use a slow-release fertilizer
• Mulch to lock in moisture
✨ Why It Matters
• Fewer weeds = less work later
• Healthy soil = stronger, fuller plants

✨ Pro Tip
• Small steps now = less work later
• Healthier, fuller garden all summer

Final steps 5 & 6 coming next!

📩 Thinking of buying or selling? Let’s talk about how to navigate this market — not last year’s.

Contact me
Diane Plant, Broker
Forest Hill Real Estate

05/05/2026

May is the time to get your lawn and garden ready for a beautiful summer display 🌿
Part 1 & 2: Getting Started
🌱 1. Clear Out Winter Leftovers
Remove dead leaves, branches, and any leftover debris to give your garden a fresh start.
🌸 2. Prune (But Be Selective)
Trim back dead or damaged growth, but be mindful—some plants need a little more time before cutting.
✨ A little effort now sets the stage for a lush, vibrant season ahead.
Stay tuned for Parts 3–6 coming over the next few days!
📩 Thinking of buying or selling? Let’s talk about how to navigate this market — not last year’s.

Contact me
Diane Plant, Broker
Forest Hill Real Estate

04/30/2026

Thinking about a move? 🌱
Let’s make it simple, strategic, and successful.

I combine deep knowledge of Toronto’s most sought-after neighbourhoods with a personalized approach tailored to your goals—so you feel confident from start to finish.

Ready when you are.
📞 416-418-7555

04/28/2026

Every move is a big one—no matter where you’re starting from.

From first homes to forever homes, I help my clients navigate the process with clarity, confidence, and a plan that fits their goals.

Thinking about your next chapter? Let’s talk.

Diane Plant, Broker
Forest Hill Real Estate

04/15/2026

“Inventory just shifted in your area, and it’s creating a small window of opportunity for sellers…”

Contact or DM me for more information
Diane Plant, Broker
Forest Hill Real Estate

04/03/2026

03/13/2026

In Toronto and Southern Ontario, a few hardy plants can go in the ground or containers in March or very early spring because they tolerate cold soil and light frost. These are some of the most reliable ones. 🌱❄️

🌳 1. Frame the Front Door
Create symmetry around the entrance.
• Use two identical planters with flowers or small evergreens.
• Popular choices include Boxwood or seasonal flowers like Pansy.
• Place one planter on each side of the door or steps.

✅ Why it works: Symmetry makes the entrance feel intentional and upscale.

🌷 2. Define Garden Edges
Sharp garden borders instantly make a yard look professionally maintained.
• Edge garden beds along the lawn.
• Add dark mulch to highlight flowers like Tulip or Daffodil.
• Keep the edge line clean and curved or straight.
✅ Why it works: Buyers subconsciously think “well maintained home.”
🌸 3. Add Colour Near the Walkway
Put bright flowers where people naturally look when approaching the house.
• Plant low colourful flowers such as Viola or Primrose.
• Keep them close to the front path, porch, or steps.

📩 Thinking of buying or selling? Let’s talk about how to navigate this market — not last year’s.

Contact me
Diane Plant, Broker
Forest Hill Real Estate

03/06/2026

February Update on Real Estate in the GTA

DM if you would like more information

03/02/2026

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02/27/2026

PREPARING YOUR HOME FOR SALE

Before listing, many sellers search for guidance on:

What repairs, updates, or staging improvements they should do vs. optional enhancements.

How to make their property show its best online and in person, including photos, staging, and curb appeal.

DM if you would like more information

02/24/2026

RESEARCH! RESEARCH!!

Do a little homework before you start touring homes. Knowing what you really want ahead of time can save you a lot of stress and headaches later.

Location, Location, Location! Decide where you want to live to narrow your options and make the home search easier 🏡

Explore the area at different times of day—morning, rush hour, and night—to be sure you really love the neighborhood 👀

Make a wishlist of your wants and needs before you start looking so you stay focused ✍️

Know your musts and deal-breakers so you can pivot during the hunt but still stick to your non‑negotiables ✅❌

Browse online first to learn more about the area and specific homes before you book an in‑person visit 🔍💻

DM if you would like more information

02/19/2026

Renovations should strike a balance — improve the home for your own enjoyment, but also keep resale value in mind.

When it comes to attracting future buyers, the key areas they focus on most are the kitchen, the ensuite bathroom (where available), the primary bedroom, and the basement.

Diane Plant, Broker
Forest Hill Real Estate