Volta Lofts Unveiled
Terra Firma, a well-respected developer in Bloor West Village will soon unveil Volta Lofts, located at 588 Annette Street, just west of Runnymede.
Kitchens and Baths Always a Priority
Every condominium developer knows that bathrooms and kitchens are the most important selling features in any design.
Menkes moving forward with two new sites
Menkes, one of the top developers in the Greater Toronto Area, has two new sites that they are moving forward with.
The Flexibility of the Modern Condo Suite
I am continually amazed at how condominium builders and developers come up with innovative suite designs that can accommodate a variety of buyers and lifestyles.
City to double-down on developers
The city is once again threatening to double-down on development fees.The Star reports that City officials are proposing a doubling of development charges on new condo and housing projects around the 416, a jump that would see charges go from about
Condo Developers Accommodating Cyclists in Toronto
With the Toronto waterfront undergoing dramatic redevelopment, making way for countless new homes, offices and retail spaces, it’s important that we stay a step ahead in terms of transportation.Let’s face it; subways and streetcars are already crowded
Developers aim to avoid millions of dollars of fees in downtown Kitchener
Does this mean it’s time to invest in Kitchener? A recent article on The Record drew attention to the fact that downtown Kitchener will likely see a construction boom over the next couple years as developers scramble to avoid expensive development
NOW’s Nominees for Best Condo Developer in Toronto
Voting for NOW’s annual “Best of Toronto” is now open, and will remain open until September 26. Browse a variety of categories and vote for your favourite things in Toronto. The categories include Music, Books, Art, Stage, Film, Shopping, Food, and
Developer Dreams of America’s Tallest Tower in Chicago
Irish developer Garrett Kelleher’s plans have one more chance to prove they haven’t been blown away just yet. Since 2007, when the company broke ground on Chicago Spire, the tallest project in the windy city, the building has not made any progress,
