A new public meeting has been scheduled for March 22 at 6 p.m. to provide an update on a housing development proposal at a city-owned site at 931 Yonge St. with a focus on affordable housing. Last summer, the city and the federal government announced a plan to redevelop the government offices at 931 Yonge
A Toronto couple says that their condo board is threatening to evict their service dog, according to an article published by CTV News Toronto. Nala, the four-year-old golden retriever who might be getting the boot, is well over the board’s 20 lb pet restriction policy (she’s 50 lbs) but according to the article, the couple
The condom business, monopolized by a handful of major players, is quite frankly stuck in its ways, but where many see male-centric, heteronormative branding and unoriginal cliches, longtime friends Whitney Geller and Yasemin Emory saw a gap in the market. That’s where Jems was born — a vegan, cruelty-free, gluten-free condom brand that has earned
Although the number of sales is still very low, especially compared to last year, condo prices remain surprisingly resilient, as a new report on the housing market indicates. In the fourth quarter of 2021 there were 5,321 condominium sales in the city of Toronto according to the Toronto Regional Real Estate Board (TRREB). In the
Condo developer and real estate broker Brad Lamb has seen it all. Here’s what he’s predicting for the year ahead, from supply shortages to a recession in the rear-view. What can we expect out of the housing market in 2023? The resale market will be soft until rates start to decline. Volume of monthly MLS
From a home with a private rooftop to one with a state-of-the-art custom interior, get the best of both worlds with these condo townhouses — all the perks of condominium living and all the benefits of multi-level square footage! A modern Bayview Village property with a rooftop view Featuring four bedrooms, four bathrooms and four
The human costs of a major push to create new housing are hitting home in midtown Toronto as a long-term care facility home to more than 145 people who have dementia, are elderly and many of who are disabled could be shipped off like cattle to make way for a 19-storey condominium development. The six-storey
A real estate developer’s plans to construct Canada’s tallest building are getting even more ambitious. At an approved height of 312 metres and 95 floors, Pinnacle International’s SkyTower — part of the developer’s multi-tower project under construction at 1 Yonge St. — would’ve already been the tallest building in Canada upon completion. But in the
The real estate developers behind a future mixed-use condo tower in the Annex are now pitching another high-rise project directly across the street in Harbord Village. ANDRIN, the Brown Group of Companies Inc., Lakeview Homes, and Streetwise Properties are setting their sights on building a 30-storey mixed-use tower at 425 Bloor St. W., where a
A development proposal has been submitted for the flagship and historic Canadian Tire site at Yonge Street and Davenport Road, which could mean demolishing the store. Two towers, sitting at 41 and 49 storeys, have been proposed for 835–839 Yonge St. where the Canadian Tire, a Service Ontario office and a parking lot currently reside.
The latest market report from the Toronto Regional Real Estate Board echoes a familiar refrain we’ve been hearing for months — sales are way way down, and as a result, prices continue to increase, albeit more slowly. TRREB is a not-for-profit association of registered real estate brokers and salespeople, which tracks the market through its
Toronto churches are striking more partnerships with real estate developers in recent years, opening the door for increased housing supply while addressing contemporary challenges facing many religious institutions. “Some of these churches — and depending on the age of the building — they may be looking at a lot of capital improvements or repairs,” explained
Yes, it’s true – Elton John is the latest person to brave the Toronto housing market with the purchase of a sprawling penthouse suite in the architectural marvel that is the King Toronto condo complex! John shared the news of his recent purchase made with his husband (Canadian David Furnish) and two sons during a
Searching the market for a new condo? Whether you’re a first-time home buyer or someone on the market for an investment property, these five Toronto units can’t be beat. Life on the bridge With staggering views of Lake Ontario, the exciting harbourfront, and the beloved Toronto Islands on the horizon, living at 1304-39 Queens Quay
A North York church wants to establish a new cultural hub for Toronto’s Finnish community but lacks the necessary financial resources — so it’s planning its own condo development to cover the costs. “If they’re condo units and we sell them, we get all the money we need to pay for the project,” said Pirjo
Kim’s Convenience and Shang-Chi star Simu Liu is helping the design of a 69-storey development. The Canadian actor will have his hand in the design and development of a mixed-use tower on Yonge and Dundas. 8 Elm Street is a collaboration between the actor as well as Reserve Properties and Capital Developments. Liu will play
While the low-rise real estate market continues a steep decline, the condominium apartment sector is facing a similar drop in sales with prices continuing to rise faster than the rate of inflation, according to a new report. In the latest market update from the Toronto Regional Real Estate Board (TRREB), second-quarter sales in the condominium
In the heart of star-studded Yorkville, in an exclusive boutique building with high-end amenities at your fingertips, you’ll discover an opulent three-bedroom, four-bathroom home that rises above the city at 3702-200 Cumberland St.. On top of the fact that this suite offers over 4,300 square feet of sun-drenched space, this home also features world-class panoramic
Where a luxury-car dealership currently stands in Leaside, two new residential towers and office space could be sprouting — that is, if a recent development application gets the green light from the city. Received by municipal-planning staff on June 21, the application proposes two residential towers — 32 and 21 storeys tall, respectively — and
Nearly a decade after a fire destroyed the former location of the Annex’s Soto Soto restaurant, plans are moving forward for a new development at the site. Toronto and East York Community Council voted in late June to allow the rezoning of 110-116 Avenue Rd., opening the way for a new nine-storey mixed-use development. The
A popular Rosedale and Summerhill neighbourhood hub at the corner of Yonge and Roxborough is set to be demolished and replaced by a 12-storey condo tower, according to a new development application. The site is currently home to a Starbucks as well as the popular sandwich shop Grandma Loves You and other assorted retail uses.
After years of frantic real estate market conditions in the GTA, there is evidence that things are finally cooling off on the housing market. But the evidence is less clear for the condo market, leaving realtors and buyers alike with mixed messaging. Noella Ingabire is a real estate agent specializing in pre-construction condos, resale homes
A 19-storey mixed-use building is being proposed for the Rosedale neighbourhood on Yonge Street, potentially adding another large building to the area. The proposal for 1087 Yonge St. from Zinc Developments, designed by architects-Alliance, calls for a six-storey base and a 13-storey tower on top of it holding 143 residential units. The units would be
Faced with a barrage of steel and glass from new condos, Yorkville is in the fight of its lifetime to preserve its character. The area is currently facing up to 25 developments at various stages, from proposals to nearly complete construction. The developments range from 50 storeys all the way up to 77, and are
A longtime presence on Yonge Street in midtown Toronto will soon be no more. A new development application has been submitted to the city for the site of the Cineplex Odean corporate office building at 1303 Yonge St. two blocks south of St. Clair Avenue. The development, a mixed-use 11-storey residential building, will include 20,055
