The Bartholomew: Regent Park’s Latest Condo Development
Exciting news - The Daniels Corporation has announced the next condo and townhome development of their Regent Park master-plan in Toronto! The new residence is called The Bartholomew and will presumably be located near Dundas Street East and Regent
OPEARL Developments set to open their first condo in Canada!
Just a few days before the grand opening of OPEARL Developments’ Sail Condos in Scarborough, we had a chance to visit the presentation centre to chat with Ray Mao, Director, and Ruby Ma, General Manager, OPEARL Developments, about their first condo in
DIAM Developments is launching new townhomes in Innisfil
We recently received some more information about DIAM Developments’ Radiance community, a new modern townhome project in Innisfil that will be launching this spring. These new townhomes in Innisfil are highly anticipated and interest is already pouring
Contemporary Developments are Adding Wellness to the Package
An on-site gym is practically a given in a new development these days, but some builders are taking devotion to a healthy lifestyle to another level.Buy at the Canary District, and you can live in one of the most intelligent neighbourhoods in the city
Lifetime Developments Purchases World’s Biggest Bookstore
By PennyMunozAlthough it sparked much controversy, the fact remains that the site for The World’s Biggest Bookstore at 20 Edward Street will join the growing list of Toronto icons to be closing up shop. Last year, National Post predicted that the space
Capital Developments and Metropia create $17 million land trust to build affordable housing in Toronto
If the Greater Toronto Area is going to accommodate the growing population and fight the housing affordability crisis, we need more partnerships like this one.
In Development: 48 Power Street
A few months ago, we discussed a potential new condominium headed to 48 Power St., near the corner of King St. East. and Parliament. The site, currently occupied by the Sing Tao Daily building, was put on the market in order to capitalize on the city's
Development Charges in Toronto Possibly Going up 70%
By Penny MunozFollowing last week's council meeting, Mayor Rob Ford’s executive committee voted to increase development charges in the city by 70%. A substantial decrease from July’s projected 90%, the hike is still expected to generate up to $250
