Located in the north-west portion of Toronto, Emery is a culturally diverse area that is bordered by the Humber River Valley, Canadian Pacific railway, and Milvan Drive industrial corridor.

Within this neighbourhood you will find a shopping plaza, a church, restaurants, and a variety of small businesses. Combine this with affordable real estate and it is easy to see why so many are interested in moving to the area.

History
The first settlers made their way to Emery in the 1790’s, led by Issac Devins. Throughout the 1800’s, the area was well known for its farming. By the end of the century, a general store, church, and school were constructed.

During the early 1960’s, residential developments began to pop up. This led to the end of the rural setting that so many had become familiar with.

Homes
The majority of homes in Emery were built during the 1960’s, and include a garage and private driveway.

One of the primary advantages of real estate in Emery is the selection, with home styles including: bungalows, semi-detached, detached, and ranch.

Many of the street names in Emery are named after popular destinations in Florida, including: Tampa, West Palm, and Coral Gable.