Toronto
Real Estate
Danforth Village Real Estate
Danforth Village, north of the Danforth, was land originally held
by the Church of England. Local street names like Glebemount, and
Glebeholme, are reminders that this was once Church land. After
being annexed to the City of Toronto in 1908 Danforth Village began
to be subdivided. The two most significant events in the growth
of this neighbourhood were the completion of the Prince Edward Viaduct
in 1918, and the opening of the Bloor - Danforth subway in 1966. |
