Isn't that the 34' Plan 3? 378 Grenke got 500k back in April.

Yes 378 Grenke did get $500 but Grenke did have the 2nd floor family room converted to the 4th bedroom, worth a few thousand, and I guess makes it a different model in theory.

There have been a wide range of 34 Plan 3 sales, most recent ones were in the $450s, but a few way over:

342 Schreyer got $470,500 back in April, but that was only listed on the Oakville/Milton board which not all agents have memberships to.

Same with 373 Treend which sold in June for $471,000.

264 Ruhl was on both boards and sold for $498,000 back in march, another 34 Plan 3 but that one had a basement apartment (walkout) so you can't really compare.

484 Tyrone got $456,000 absolutely basic, 2 months ago (carpet, no island, no spa ensuite), but again it had the wall, door, and closet for the 4th bedroom instead of the loft.

There are others too, but with premium lots, etc.

Cliff's was an Elevation A 3 bedroom model. This indeed was the highest for the Elevation A of the 3 bedroom version

Yes 378 Grenke did get $500 but Grenke did have the 2nd floor family room converted to the 4th bedroom, worth a few thousand, and I guess makes it a different model in theory.

There have been a wide range of 34 Plan 3 sales, most recent ones were in the $450s, but a few way over:

342 Schreyer got $470,500 back in April, but that was only listed on the Oakville/Milton board which not all agents have memberships to.

Same with 373 Treend which sold in June for $471,000.

264 Ruhl was on both boards and sold for $498,000 back in march, another 34 Plan 3 but that one had a basement apartment (walkout) so you can't really compare.

484 Tyrone got $456,000 absolutely basic, 2 months ago (carpet, no island, no spa ensuite), but again it had the wall, door, and closet for the 4th bedroom instead of the loft.
Which is the other board? Miss/To?

There are others too, but with premium lots, etc.

Cliff's was an Elevation A 3 bedroom model. This indeed was the highest for the Elevation A of the 3 bedroom version

Which is the other board? Miss/T.O.?

OMDREB (Oakville / Milton Distric Real Estate Board)
TREB (Toronto Real Estate Board) - includes all of 416 and a good chunk of the 905 as well
RAHB (Realtors Association of Hamilton Burlington)

...and many others across Ontario, but these are the 3 most relevant GTA ones - the key here is that they don't talk to each other (share listing data).
[There is indeed a Mississauga Real Estate Board (MREB) and a Brampton Real Estate Board (BREB) but all of these members have access to the same TREB systems.]

Up until a few months ago, OMDREB and TREB used to share most listing data with each other, which means you could log into one and have access to information in the other. A few months ago, they stopped sharing with each other, which means if you're working with an agent that is only paying membership fees to one Real Estate Board, they won't have access to all the listings, OR all the important history and research as well.

Some smaller boards exist in the GTA as well, but provide full TREB access. Agents that do more value see the benefit in having full memberships to multiple boards, but with the recent data share stoppage between OMDREB and TREB, I think it should be a must for every agent doing business in the GTA West.
We're getting off track here with the discussion - apologies to the OP!