No. This is a concept marketing site built by SLIIQQUE Studio to demonstrate real-estate web design and engineering for the Canadian realtor vertical. SLIIQQUE does not hold a real-estate licence, "Priya Mehta" and "SLIIQQUE Brokerage" are fictional, and the properties shown are sample listings for demonstration, not real inventory regulated by RECO.

Automated valuation models can be badly wrong on unique, renovated, or character homes, and Toronto's market can shift quickly by neighbourhood. This concept routes valuation requests to a human-review step on purpose, rather than faking a precise number it has no data to back up.

The sample portfolio is framed around $1.8M–$6.5M CAD Toronto and GTA homes, a deliberate spread from a renovated Leslieville semi to a Rosedale estate, chosen to show real GTA price points across more than one segment, not just a single tier.

The underlying pattern (search and filtering, saved items, comparison, calculators, and lead-capture forms that actually send email) applies well beyond real estate. Reach out to talk through what that would look like for your business.

Six Toronto and GTA neighbourhoods in this sample portfolio: Yorkville, The Beaches, Leslieville, Forest Hill, Liberty Village, and Rosedale, each with its own neighbourhood page.

Yes. The concept covers both: buyer tools like search, filtering, a map view, favourites, and a mortgage calculator, plus seller-facing elements like a home valuation request flow and private/off-market framing.

Entirely client-side, against the sample property data: filter by status, neighbourhood, and minimum bedrooms, or search by keyword. On a real deployment, this same filtering pattern would run against a live MLS®/TRREB feed instead of static sample data.

No. Favourites and comparisons are stored in your browser's local storage, not a server. Clearing your browser data clears them too.