Luxe Listings Toronto

The production value, direction and music for this show is phenomenal. I always knew that Toronto has a lot of affluent people but to get to have a peek at some of the houses and condos of this caliber in the GTA is a real treat. We can definitely rival Selling Sunset in L. A. and The Parisian Agency in France. It really made me want to venture to change profession and become a Real Estate Agent. The drone shots and arial panoramic views are breathtaking. It really shows off the beauty of our city. Makes me so proud to be a Torontonian. Keep up the fantastic work and continue to showcase the heart of Canada in order for us to elevate the 6ix.

At a time where more and more Canadians are ending up homeless because of the skyrocketing cost of housing, these geniuses think that it's a great time to launch a show detailing the homes of the country's fabulously wealthy. This is exactly why we need to tax the sun out of them. No one deserves or is entitled to live like this when there are families living in vans and RVs - people with full-time jobs! I hope this show ruins the careers of the hosts as well as the brain-dead producers who green-lit this project. I guess the silver lining of this trashy show is that they're showing the rest of us exactly where to find them.

Let's start by putting aside how blatantly tone deaf it is to release a show like this amidst the worst housing crisis in Toronto's history with a record number of unhoused people and even working professionals struggling to fulfill a basic human need. It's an obvious and damning lapse in judgement to all involved that I hope comes with business related consequences after this dumpster fire gets cancelled. Instead, I'll just focus on how utterly CRINGE this show is as a whole. From the camera quality to the painfully bad acting and dialogue, if you didn't know better you might think it was a parody of Selling Sunset that was purposefully and hilariously bad. But no, this is how these people genuinely chose to present themselves to the world. The fake drama, the fake lifestyle, it's like a fantasy of what every Bay St. D-Bag would think was "luxury" in the mid 2000s. I usually love seeing my hometown represented on screen, but this is just cheesy and embarrassing.

While I don't necessarily agree with the previous posts with regard to going after the show due to it being out of touch, I will say that it's pretty horrible on all levels. From the camera work being elementary compared to Luxe Listings Sydney, Selling Sunset, Selling the OC, and, EVEN, Buying Beverly Hills, the acting is atrocious. It seems that all the characters, including the guest appearances from buyers and builders, seems to be just a way to boost the businesses of people who really haven't "Made it". Close ups of fake Rolex Day Dates(Jubilee Bracelets, really? That's not an option, and, even if it was, why would someone choose that over the "Presidential bracelet?", houses that never sold and the listing were terminated. Wow. Embarrassing for Toronto. I have no doubt that this show will be cancelled, and if not, what has this world come to?

I really like watching fancy house tours, so overall I enjoyed the show. It was light and fun, and cool to see a glimpse into the luxury market in Toronto. There wasn't much in terms of storyline. No real character development. The "drama" was pretty dull. If you're looking for the Canadian version of Selling Sunset, this definitely isn't it. Don't go into it expecting much. It's a good show though for just shutting your brain off and unwinding in the evenings. I'm sure some of the listings were probably fake, but it was still neat to see the different houses/ architectural styles/ decor choices. All in all a decent show, but nothing to write home about.