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Luxury Lifestyle Production

Toronto's Most Significant Properties

Cinematic property media for some of the most significant homes in the GTA. Every frame earns the price tag.

Role: Creative Direction, Production Leadership, Photography, Video Delivery
Objective: Create premium listing media that supports agent marketing, listing presentation, and press visibility.
Outcome: Media deployed across listing sites, reels, agent pages, and high-visibility marketing assets for significant GTA properties.

These projects required more than documentation. They demanded taste, discipline, and presentation standards that could support agent marketing, digital listing platforms, and luxury press exposure. The work had to elevate perception while remaining commercially usable.

$5.4B+
Total Listing Value
2K+
Listings Produced
12+
Years in Production
$50M
Highest Listing Produced
15 High Point Road, Bridle Path

$49.95M — Toronto's Most Expensive Active Listing

French Revival mansion on two acres in the Bridle Path. Seven years of European craftsmanship. Featured in blogTO, Mansion Global, and international press. Complete visual package: photography, video, and virtual media.

15 High Point - Exterior 15 High Point - Grand Foyer 15 High Point - Interior 15 High Point - Interior 15 High Point - Interior 15 High Point - Interior
blogTO One of the most expensive homes ever listed in Toronto Mansion Global International listing
42 Burton Road, Forest Hill

$32.8M — Gated Forest Hill Estate

One of only three homes in an exclusive gated enclave off Burton Road. Renovated by Whitehall Homes, grounds by Janet Rosenberg Studio. Full photography, horizontal video, and vertical reel.

42 Burton - Grand Foyer 42 Burton - Staircase 42 Burton - Pool and Garden 42 Burton - Aerial 42 Burton - Garden Pavilion 42 Burton - Outdoor Kitchen
TRE Media Live property website Paul & Christian Agent listing page
10 McKenzie Avenue, South Rosedale

$12.2M — A 1908 Langton Estate, Reimagined by gh3

One of the most significant contemporary homes to reach the South Rosedale market. Originally designed in 1908 by architect William Alexander Langton, the heritage brick facade was preserved while gh3's Pat Hanson reimagined the residence, a transformation celebrated in Azure, Canadian Architect, and blogTO. We produced the cinematic listing film, capturing the architecture, interiors, and gardens.

10 McKenzie - Heritage brick facade 10 McKenzie - Sculptural staircase by gh3 10 McKenzie - Kitchen opening to terrace 10 McKenzie - Dining room 10 McKenzie - Garden 10 McKenzie - Terrace and pergola
blogTO One of the city's most ambitious architectural transformations Sotheby's Listed at $12,200,000
1 Banfield Street, Paris, Ontario

$4.9M — The Whitlaw House (1854)

Victorian Gothic estate built in 1854, owned by philanthropist Salah Bachir. 8,917 sq ft across four levels on 1.25 acres. Listed through Concierge Auctions with a Dubai marketing event. Full photography, aerial, horizontal video, and vertical reel.

1 Banfield - Aerial 1 Banfield - Interior 1 Banfield - Interior 1 Banfield - Interior 1 Banfield - Interior 1 Banfield - Interior
blogTO Victorian Gothic estate, an iconic gem Concierge Auctions International auction
Humber Bay Shores, Toronto

$4.7M — Art-Filled Residence, Salah Bachir

Philanthropist Salah Bachir's 6,470 sq ft art-filled residence spanning two floors. Former president of Cineplex Media. Featured as Toronto Life's Property of the Week. Full photography production.

Bachir Condo - Living Bachir Condo - Art Collection Bachir Condo - Interior Bachir Condo - Interior Bachir Condo - Interior Bachir Condo - Interior
Toronto Life Property of the Week
TRE Media

Every listing includes an agent portal with download center, property website, analytics, and all assets organized for immediate use.

Not Just Luxury

These properties sit at the top of a production system that handles hundreds of listings. The same team, gear, and quality standards that shoot a $49.95M Bridle Path estate also deliver for a $600K condo. The difference is scope, not standards.

That range is the point. Luxury proves taste. Volume proves operations. Together they prove both.