Featured Listings
Luxury Listings by Brind+Co
Corktown · 90 Sumach St, Suite 405 · Toronto, ON · A stunning hard loft re-imagined by the design firm Pulsinelli ►
Hoggs Hollow · 4 Donwoods Grove · Toronto, ON · Urban sanctuary deep in Hoggs Hollow on quiet cul-de-sac ►
7 Douglas Crescent· East York · Toronto, ON · A unique modern home offering nature and privacy. View ►
Bedford Park · Toronto, ON · A stunning 4-Story modern home in North Toronto ►
26 Willowbank Avenue · Richmond · Lake Wilcox
A family home steps from Lake Wilcox (60′ × 100′ lot) ►
465 Margueretta St · Toronto · Wallace Emerson Renovated triplex with strong cash flow and garage ►
Featured Solds
Luxury Properties Sold by Brind+Co
Sold · Riverdale · 643 Carlaw Avenue · Toronto, ON · A mix of Japanese modernism and a New York style loft ►
Purchased · High Park · 28 Dacre Crescent · A true masterpiece designed and built by Tact Architecture ►
Sold · Moore Park · 276 Inglewood Drive · Toronto, ON · A modern landmark in the heart of central Toronto ►
Sold · Leaside · 138 Hanna Road · Toronto, ON · A traditional design by Lorne Rose and Sarah Richardson ►
Sold · Long Branch · 87 Ash Crescent · Etobicoke, ON · A remarkable, contemporary home by Phaedrus Studio ►
Sold · Rosedale · 57 Astley Avenue · Toronto, ON · A home refinished with modern style and technology ►
Sold · Chaplin Estates · 102 Chaplin Cres · Toronto, ON · A custom classic built with care and attention to detail ►
Sold · Leaside · 119 Hanna Road · Toronto, ON · A timeless redbrick designed after Chicago brownstones ►
Sold · Moore Park · 504 St. Clair Ave East · Toronto, ON · A mid-century modern classic on a ravine setting ►
Sold · Leaside · 7 Malcolm Road · Toronto, ON · Country meets contemporary in this classic Leaside gem ►
Sold · Davisville · 726 Merton Street · Toronto, ON · Extraordinary street presence in the heart of Davisville ►
Sold · The Beach · 99 Spruce Hill · Toronto, ON · A spectacular custom home built with grand fireplaces ►
Sold · Riverdale · 45.5 Ellerbeck Street · Toronto, ON · A unique twist on a classic Riverdale home ►
Sold · 1201 Angel Road · Haliburton, ON · A remarkable chalet tucked deep in the woods by Sir Sams Ski ►
Sold · Davisville · Merton Townhomes · Toronto, ON · A collection of luxurious townhomes in Davisville ►
Sold · 60 Bellhaven Road · Beach Hill · Toronto · There is much to love about this beautiful Beach Hill home ►
About
Our Luxury Service Offering
About the Team · Brind+Co is a real estate team at Sotheby’s International Realty, Canada with a focus on selling unique, custom built homes and recreational properties. These are often passion projects, one-of-a-kind properties designed by architects and built by individuals that long for inspiring, rich spaces. Like pieces of artwork, these properties often tell a story — they have won awards, set a precedence, inspired the public and are often landmarks in their respective neighbourhoods. It’s our job to tell this narrative.
Brind+Co is backed by the leading international real estate brand in the world, Sotheby’s International Realty. With offices in Toronto and in Ontario’s cottage country, Brind+Co is able to service major markets in Toronto, GTA and Southern Ontario.
About Adam Brind · As the founder of Brind+Co, Adam oversees the strategic direction, day-to-day management, and sales for the brand.
Prior to joining Sotheby's International Realty, Canada, Adam founded a boutique real estate brokerage in downtown Toronto that quickly grew to nearly $1B in sales volume. After selling the company in 2019, he joined Sotheby's to focus on unique, custom homes. As a real estate Broker, Adam has over 10 years of experience selling luxury properties and is one of Toronto’s foremost real estate Brokers putting him in the top 1% year-over-year, among Toronto Real Estate Board members. Adam is also an experienced home builder and commercial real estate investor ►
In the News
We Have Been Featured in Prominent Publications
Globe and Mail, Home of the Week · When Darko and Sladjna Radjevic purchased a stalwart red-brick house in the Toronto neighbourhood of Riverdale, they knew they wanted to do a major revamp. The circa 1912 home across from Withrow Park had a traditional front porch and the smaller windows typical of the era... read more ►
Toronto Life, Condo of the Week · A 2,050-square-foot loft near Corktown. The two-bed, two-bath apartment has an open concept living area, with an eat-in kitchen, a stylish spot to watch TV and a giant bar with plenty of shelves and cabinets... read more ►
BlogTO, House of the Week · The listing says that the home is inspired by New York industrial lofts and zen design. The combination truly creates a stunning home. The spaces are bright, airy, crisp and clean. I love the natural elements like the raw edge wood bench or the 12-foot ficus mixed in with the industrial structural elements, like the exposed brick wall... read more ►
Globe and Mail, Home of the Week · Architect Ivan Martinovic and builder Slaven Juricic knew they would need to tread lightly when they decided to set a contemporary dwelling in the storied Toronto enclave of Moore Park... read more ►
Globe and Mail, Home of the Week · Architect Jeff Geldart of RAW Design and designer David Grant-Rubash of Phaedrus Studio stood in front of an unassuming bungalow on a deep lot in Long Branch on Toronto’s west side and pondered the type of contemporary residence they would each like to live in... read more ►
Toronto Life, Sale of the Week · A 3,000-square-foot home that backs onto the Mud Creek ravine. The home was built over the course of six months last year. It was almost a complete teardown, though the builders did manage to salvage the exterior red brick. Instead of building a three-storey structure, the seller opted for two storeys with high ceilings... read more ►
Toronto Life, House of the Week · A red brick home with an ultra-modern interior, located two blocks south of the Danforth. After buying the property in 2016, the owners tore down an older home to make way for this modern mansion—but there is a glimpse of history here: 7,000 bricks from the original 1913 structure were painstakingly preserved and reinstalled in the interior... read more ►
Toronto Life, House of the Week · The house was built in 2011 along with 12 other units, all of which were initially rented out. In 2016, it and its neighbours went up for sale. Though the homes are freehold, each owner is required to pay a small fee (approximately $85) to cover snow removal, landscaping and the like... read more ►
MSN Lifestyle, Minimalist Masterpiece · According to realtor Adam Brind… the renovation was "inspired by the industrial lofts of New York and Zen design," resulting in "a one-of-a-kind, custom-built home that has truly become a landmark and iconic home in Riverdale."... read more ►
Our Approach
Our Marketing and Service Style
Curated Homes · We are very selective about the homes that we sell. Our properties tell a story — they are typically designed by architects and built by individuals that long for inspiring, rich spaces. They have won awards, set precedences, made history and are often landmarks in their respective neighbourhoods.
Direct Marketing · The #1 reason that sellers choose us is because we market directly to those searching for unique, custom homes. We are very intentional about our marketing strategy. The net result is that our clients are able to sell their unique homes faster and for more money because of our very targeted online and print strategy.
Production · Our proprietary marketing process requires an entire production crew and each listing is treated like its own product launch and campaign. We build narratives and media that are customized to individual properties and their stories. Unlike our competition, our marketing approach is not templated. It is dynamic, fluid and organic based on the property.
Quality Control · Unlike local real estate agents, we are a team with one common goal. Everyone on our team has their own specific responsibilities. This means that we are all paddling in the same direction which is often not the case in the real estate industry. It also means that our team is collaborative and passionate about our goal.
Intelligent Insights · What makes these homes unique and special is often the same thing that makes them hard to price and sell. Liquidity can often become a problem with unique, customized properties. We try to mitigate this risk with data and information about listings that is proprietary to our team and built for our clients. This helps us to make informed decisions.
The Details · Selling a custom home takes more than just pricing and marketing. It also takes a very clear understanding of the building details including costs, engineering, bylaws, and the talent behind the project (architects, builders, interior designers, etc). Very often, these details are overlooked but we bring these attributes to the very forefront and often emphasize them ►
FAQs
Our Answers to Your Questions
Where are you based? · Brind+Co is based out of Toronto, Canada but we also have offices in cottage country. Due to our affiliation with Sotheby’s International Realty, Canada, we also have offices around the world with a network of agents that we trust and meet our caliber of service. Our focused services were built for products, not locations — we can work with agents in any market where we are not physically present.
Shouldn’t I use a local neighbourhood agent? · Our team was specifically engineered to sell unique, custom homes on a global stage. Unfortunately, most agents are not equipped with the right set of tools to reach the buyers that we service. This means that the days on market can add up and ultimately lead to a lower selling price if your property is not marketed properly from the get-go.
Do you work with developers? · Yes, we can work with developers but prefer to stay within our area of expertise — small to mid sized developments. This includes single family infill homes, townhome projects and low-rise condo buildings.
Do you work with buyers? · Yes, of course. We work with all types of buyers (downsizers, condo buyers and new home buyers) but we prefer to add value by helping individuals source underdeveloped land and/or properties, and redevelop them. In urban settings, this is often called “infill development”.
What is your fee? · Our fee is consistent with market rates. However, like any service, this depends on the level of work required. Sometimes our clients will ask us to stay involved throughout an entire building project to consult with interior designers, architects and the trades.
Are you hiring? · No, not at the moment but we are always looking for talented people in sales or technology. If you feel like you might be a good fit for our team, please reach out and send us your CV. You do not need to have experience, we hire for talent and passion — we can teach the rest. ►
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Contact Us · Thinking about selling your home and want an accurate appraisal? Send us a note. We’re happy to help any way that we can ►
Adam Brind, Broker
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