Lanterra Developments Purchases 11 Wellesley
11 Wellesley was one of the most highly debated parcels of land in the City of Toronto. Local residents were pushing for a public park on the site, but the land was owned by the Province, and they weren’t going to just hand it over to the City. Just last
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.
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.
Haven Developments and Teeple wow us with SIX25BV in North York
The very first rendering of SIX25BV has been released and we have to say, we’re pretty into this one. Haven Developments worked with Teeple Architects to design this new boutique condo planned for North York. SIX25BV will rise eight storeys at - you
Pei Partnership Architects and Tower Hill Developments Introduce 2221 Yonge
One challenge that developers continue to struggle with is coming up with unique designs. When there are over 300 active high-rise projects in a city, it’s hard to stand out.To overcome this challenge at 2221 Yonge St., Russell Masters and his team at
ARTINDEX by Adi Development Group Raises Nearly $7,000 and Counting for Canadian Diabetes Association
It’s fair to say that Adi Development Group is exceeding expectations when it comes to supporting local artists and charities. At the preview launch of LINK Condos + Towns in Burlington, local artists were performing live painting right in the
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the Centre for Urban Research and Land Development, there’s plenty of space for new transit oriented development, but outdated city bylaws are preventing new housing from being built.
How Ontario can amp up affordable housing development
The key to building more affordable housing lies in the availability of public surplus lands, which is government owned land that is “vacant or underutilized, that is no longer needed to deliver government goods and services (Infrastructure Ontario).
In Development: 591 Sheppard Ave. East
As you know, Sheppard Ave. West is booming. Developers like Norstar are really taking advantage of some of the area's underused pockets. Toronto's Chief Planner Jennifer Keesmaat has mentioned that the "Avenues" are key to our development, with Sheppard
In Development: 484 Spadina Avenue
As you know, new condos can help rejuvenate neighbourhoods. The formula is fairly straightforward: A new building is proposed and built, new residents move into the neighbourhood, new businesses come to service the residents, and then that energy
