With nearly two decades of real estate experience, Andrew is one of Strata&rsquo;s most seasoned agents. Having entered the industry at the age of 25, he has built quite a referral network over the years. After all, it&rsquo;s Andrew&rsquo;s stellar reputation that has allowed him to help hundreds of clients find their perfect home.Having grown up in Toronto and Mississauga, this agent is fully immersed in the markets he services. Andrew reflects that knowledge back to clients, so they can feel more involved in the process. His ultimate goal is to find everyone a home that aligns with their needs &mdash; while presenting a great long-term investment. This way, the client is in a positive equity state if they ever decide to move.With an education in economics and a former career in banking, he believes that buying a property is more than just a place to call home. It&rsquo;s also the gateway to building personal wealth.&ldquo;The greatest compliment is seeing my clients be able to live their best lives, having gained financial freedom through real estate.&rdquo;An avid traveller with an adventurous spirit, Andrew enjoys exploring new places. He also likes to stay active, lending to his life-long interest in fitness culture. And with a passion for running, don&rsquo;t be surprised if you ever spot Andrew sprinting across Ontario&rsquo;s countryside.

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Andrew Brunner

With nearly two decades of real estate experience, Andrew is one of Strata&rsquo;s most seasoned agents. Having entered the industry at the age of 25, he has built quite a referral network over the years. After all, it&rsquo;s Andrew&rsquo;s stellar reputation that has allowed him to help hundreds of clients find their perfect home.Having grown up in Toronto and Mississauga, this agent is fully immersed in the markets he services. Andrew reflects that knowledge back to clients, so they can feel more involved in the process. His ultimate goal is to find everyone a home that aligns with their needs &mdash; while presenting a great long-term investment. This way, the client is in a positive equity state if they ever decide to move.

With 24 neighbourhoods spread throughout the area, it&rsquo;s no surprise that Scarborough condos for rent come in a variety of forms. There are currently more than 250 buildings for prospective renters to choose from, and the increasing popularity of the area means more are likely to come in the future.Those who want to live as close to the <a href="https://strata.ca/toronto/east-end">east end</a> as possible can consider condos near Victoria Park Avenue, in neighbourhoods like <a href="https://strata.ca/toronto/scarborough/oakridge/condos-for-rent">Oakridge</a>, <a href="https://strata.ca/toronto/scarborough/steeles/condos-for-rent">Steeles</a>, <a href="https://strata.ca/toronto/scarborough/clairlea-golden-mile/condos-for-rent">Clairlea &amp; Golden Mile</a>. <a href="https://strata.ca/toronto/40-chichester-pl-heather-court-condos">Heather Court Condos</a> at 40 Chichester Place is situated within close reach of the 401, while <a href="https://strata.ca/toronto/40-60-mendelssohn-st-summerside-i-condo-townhomes">Summerside I Condo Townhomes</a> and <a href="https://strata.ca/toronto/10-30-mendelssohn-st-summerside-ii-condo-townhomes">Summerside II Condo Townhomes</a> are ideal for anyone in search of a townhouse, rather than a multi-residential tower.For some, a stipulation when seeking out Scarborough condos for rent is having access to Lake Ontario. This group will quickly fall for the <a href="https://strata.ca/toronto/160-fallingbrook-rd-fallingbrook-lofts">Fallingbrook Lofts</a>, a 5-storey soft loft that&rsquo;s just 15 minutes away from the waterfront on foot. Another great option is the <a href="https://strata.ca/toronto/26-30-livingston-rd-guildwood-townhomes">Guildwood Townhomes</a>, located just steps from South Marine Park.As for prospective renters attracted to the area for its national urban park, homes in <a href="https://strata.ca/toronto/scarborough/rouge-dean-park-brookside">Rouge, Dean Park, and Brookside</a> will certainly suffice. Residents living in <a href="https://strata.ca/toronto/2-hedge-end-rd-9420-9550-sheppard-ave-e-harmony-north-townhomes">Harmony North Townhomes</a> and the Hedge End Road Condos, for example, can even walk over to the Toronto Zoo in just 20 minutes.

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The Locals: Outdoorsy types, newcomers, and everyone in between. Code of Conduct: Camping out in Rouge Park isn&rsquo;t necessary for residents who live nearby, but visiting every now and then is highly encouraged. What You&rsquo;ll Find: A national urban park, cliffside beaches, and a highly diverse demographic. What You Won&rsquo;t Find: The level of density that exists in the downtown core. The Homes: There&rsquo;s plenty of condos to go around, and even more are expected to appear in the near future. Sealing the Deal: The soothing sound of the waves crashing against the Bluffs.

Scarborough

Although it can seem quite far from the downtown core, Scarborough condos for rent aren&rsquo;t out of the question for prospective buyers who prefer not to drive. Not one but two subway lines run through the area, the Bloor-Danforth line and the Scarborough line.Currently, passengers heading into the heart of Scarborough can switch from the former to the latter at Kennedy Station, however plans are in the works to make this journey even more seamless. The Bloor-Danforth will eventually be extended, at which time the Scarborough line will be closed.Another great option for residents who plan to commute from Scarborough to offices in the downtown core is to take GO Transit. Trains moving along the Lakeshore East line make stops at Rouge Hill, Guildwood, Eglinton, and Scarborough stations before making their way toward Union Station. The Stouffville line also comes in handy, with passengers able to catch trains at Agincourt, Kennedy, and Scarborough Stations.The major highways that cut through the area also make life easier for residents living in Scarborough condos for rent. The 401 carries cars from east to west, connecting residents with North York as well as neighbouring cities and towns.

Nicknamed &lsquo;Scarberia&rsquo; in the 1960s, city planners, government officials, and locals have all been working hard to erase this moniker ever since. The name is a combination of the words Scarborough and Siberia, and a trip to the bustling area today reveals that Scarborough has come a long way over the past 60 years.Scarborough comprises the easternmost part of Toronto, just before Pickering begins. In fact, the easternmost boundary of the area is an aptly named street: the Scarborough Pickering Town Line. To the west, Scarborough extends as far as Victoria Park, and it reaches from Lake Ontario all the way up to Steeles Avenue East.The official motto of Scarborough &mdash; &ldquo;Home above the Bluffs&rdquo; &mdash; paints an entirely different picture of the area than its outdated, unofficial nickname. What the motto refers to is perhaps the most impressive feature of the entire 188 square kilometres: the Scarborough Bluffs. To put it plainly, the Bluffs is an enormous cliff. At the top are neighbourhoods like <a href="https://strata.ca/toronto/scarborough/scarborough-village-guildwood">Scarborough Village &amp; Guildwood</a>, as well as parks like the Cathedral Bluffs Park; along the bottom, visitors can find more parks, and sandy beaches that provide access to Lake Ontario.In fact, it&rsquo;s these cliffs that give Scarborough its name: the original Scarborough is a town on the eastern coast of England with comparable limestone bluffs. Yet this area just outside of <a href="https://strata.ca/toronto/downtown">downtown Toronto</a> couldn&rsquo;t resemble an English seaside town any less. Rather, it&rsquo;s immediately apparent to anyone living in Scarborough condos for rent that the area is located in one of the most multicultural cities in the world.A large proportion of Scarborough residents are either newcomers or 1st generation Canadians, with over 67 percent constituting some visible minority or another. Notably, the area is home to large South Asian and Chinese communities. Residents can visit the <a href="https://strata.ca/toronto/scarborough/agincourt">Agincourt</a> neighbourhood to taste some truly authentic Chinese food, while some of the best Indian restaurants in the city are scattered throughout Scarborough.Scarborough may be home to over 600,000 residents, however a large part of the area isn&rsquo;t inhabited by humans at all. Rouge Park, a national urban park that covers 63 square kilometres, is also situated within the area. Highlights include wetlands, the Rouge River, and the Toronto Zoo. The zoo moved to Scarborough back in 1974, at which time it became the largest in the country.In addition to the campsites and hiking trails in Rouge Park, there&rsquo;s yet another way for Scarborough residents to spend some time outdoors. Scarborough condos for rent, wherever they may be located, are likely within close reach of a golf course. Private clubs like the Toronto Hunt Club allow residents to purchase memberships in exchange for perks, while those who plan to hit the green infrequently can visit the public course at Dentonia Park as they please.Last but not least, some Scarborough condos for rent are conveniently located close to the waterfront. And while sunbathing on the beach is enough for some residents, others will want to really get out on the open water whenever possible. Thankfully a number of sailing and yacht clubs are set up in the area, including the Scarborough Bluffs Sailing Club and the Highland Yacht Club.

Malvern and White Haven are 2 areas joined to create one neighbourhood &mdash; White Haven is the smaller section of the neighbourhood located in the southwest corner, and is a mix of commercial and residential, while Malvern is a sprawling neighbourhood that&rsquo;s considerably larger than its counterpart and is mostly residential, aside from a small commercial area.Because of the layout of the neighbourhood, almost all condos for rent are in Malvern, with only a few buildings in the White Haven portion. There are roughly 30 buildings to choose from &mdash; traditional and modern high-rise towers, and townhouse developments. If you&rsquo;re renting on a budget, there are some real opportunities here, as units in buildings like <a href="https://strata.ca/toronto/5580-sheppard-ave-e-sheppard-place-condominium">Sheppard Place Condominium</a> go for prices that are far below the GTA average, and well below that of <a href="https://strata.ca/toronto/downtown">downtown Toronto condos</a>.Families who are looking to rent a condo in Malvern have an abundance of townhouse developments to check out, all of which offer very spacious suites. Or, if you crave modern amenities and aren&rsquo;t opposed to a towering high-rise, then the 41-storey <a href="https://strata.ca/toronto/125-village-green-sq-solaris-i-condos">Solaris I Condos</a> is sure to please.

The Locals: Diverse young families and first time home buyers, with a large percentage of East-Indian residents.Code of Conduct: Luring friends and family to the suburbs.What You&rsquo;ll Find: Rows of identical houses.What You Won&rsquo;t Find: Anything trendy.The Homes: Semi-detached and detached 2-storey houses, high-rises and townhouses.Sealing the Deal: An affordable family-friendly neighbourhood.

Malvern | White Haven

There are a few pockets in this neighbourhood that are pedestrian friendly, but most residents will have trouble accomplishing errands on foot. Fortunately, the neighbourhood does have reasonable bus service, and there are routes which connect to Scarborough Centre Station for subway lines.Car owners can easily access the 401 via a number of on-ramps in the southern portion of the neighbourhood.

Located just north of the 401, this <a href="https://strata.ca/toronto/scarborough">Scarborough</a> neighbourhood is home to quiet residential streets lined by nearly identical houses, and large manicured parks.If the idea of living in the suburbs makes your skin crawl, now would be a good time to click that red X in the top right corner of your screen, because even the suburbs think Malvern and White Haven is suburban&hellip; you can practically hear people in Mississauga chanting &lsquo;one of us&rsquo;.Condos for rent in Malvern and White Haven are ideal for families &mdash; the neighbourhood is brimming with schools and playgrounds; there are recreation centres like Malvern Community Recreation Centre and parks such as Major Abbas Ali Park have soccer fields, and in some cases, playgrounds and additional athletic facilities.In keeping with the suburban theme, there are big box stores clustered along the southern boundary of the neighbourhood, well known restaurant chains such as Boston Pizza, and kid-friendly entertainment options like Cineplex Odeon Morningside Cinemas, and the Toronto Zoo which is just east of the neighbourhood.

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