Looking for information on home shows in the city of Toronto? You've come to the right place! We're just as excited as you are by the prospect of touring brand new Regency Condos and seeing all the new special features interior developers tout from their booths. In fact, we love home shows so much that we decided to create this home show resource to share our information and experience with people who are new to the scene. Link to our articles using the navigation bar above, or see below for an overview of Toronto and its home show market.

As the largest city in Canada (there are 8.1 million people in the Greater Toronto Area and counting) it's no surprise that Toronto is also home to some of the biggest and best home shows in the country. In fact, the Better Living Center in Exhibition Place is dedicated to showing the best features and decor you can buy for Toronto townhouses. There are several shows per year, including the Fall Home Show and the massive National Home Show, which occurs every February just before peak real estate sales season.

For those of you who are sitting at home scratching your heads over the repeated use of the phrase "home show," here's a little bit about what such an event entails. Picture an exhibition center - perhaps an arena or an empty warehouse. Now mentally fill it with aisles and aisles of exhibitions ranging from small booths owned by private lenders For mortgages to huge displays of the latest in green powered housing technology from the country's top manufacturer of prefabricated housing materials, and you'll have an idea of what it looks like. Add in a happy hubbub and thousands of people milling around listening to product demos and collecting freebies and you'll have an idea of what it feels like to attend.

Home shows may sound like a venue where contractors and developers gather to learn about the new things they can use to draw in more customers, but home shows have something to offer even to homeowners who are perfectly happy with the state of their Riverdale, Toronto real estate. It's a place people go to find out what's new and hot to have in your home and what you're going to need to have if you want to keep up with the Jones, or more importantly, if you want to sell a home to the Joneses. Therefore, in addition to builders and developers, you'll find real estate agents, homeowners looking to renovate, and even representatives from Toronto executive search firms looking to swoop in and snap up the brightest new inventors to work at big engineering firms.

If attending a home show sounds pretty good to you, we've got the scoop on all the home shows happening in and around Toronto - and believe us, there are a lot. The high degree of prosperity enjoyed by Torontonians combined with a definite lean in housing type toward ownable property means there's a huge market for this sort of thing.