In Development: 2450 Victoria Park Avenue
Toronto has been dubbed “Hollywood North” for years, based on the amount of movies and shows that are produced and filmed here. Once in a while, you’ll be walking down a street in Toronto, only to be stopped because it’s closed for filming, and as you
Development Opportunity at 415 Mt. Pleasant Road in Toronto
Recently, PostCity.com posted an article about a prime piece of land in Toronto that could be the next target for a residential developer.415 Mt. Pleasant Road is currently a big parking lot attached to a Kentucky Fried Chicken (KFC). The site has
Industry Profile: Ashley Ross
This week's Industry Profile involves Ashley Ross, the man behind Urban Works Development.
Rezoning for transit oriented development is the key to new housing supply
According to a new report from the Centre for Urban Research and Land Development, there’s plenty of space for new transit oriented development, but outdated city bylaws are preventing new housing from being built.
All-female development team hosts women-focused design consultation for Reina Condos
The Reina team identified approximately 650 issues that were brought up, and then separated them into 30 categories. The top five categories were layout, storage, soundproofing, flexible space, and greenery/natural elements.
Development charge rebates to stimulate creation of affordable rental housing
The province of Ontario recently announced development charge rebates in an effort to stimulate the creation of more affordable rental housing.
Esquire homes introduces St. Andrews on the Park
Welcome to St. Andrews on the Park, Esquire Homes' newest development in Ajax.
Share your ideas for the Ontario Place development
The province of Ontario is looking for some fresh ideas for the Ontario Place development. What do you picture being at this site? The goal is to transform Ontario Place into a year-round attraction for local and international visitors.
Toronto Development Charges: Will they Double?!
Recently, The City of Toronto has been debating whether or not to increase development charges. With many new residents moving to Toronto every year, the City needs to be pulling in more money to accommodate the growth.The proposed changes to Toronto’s
