These intersections demand Toronto’s highest condo prices
According to the Red Pin, a few key Toronto intersections are cornering the market (pun intended) on condo appreciation. The brokerage looked at 25 intersections in the downtown core, and found that two-bedroom condos at Bay and King and Bay and Bloor
Is Toronto going to the dogs?
It is according to Dog Dazed, a CBC-aired documentary that looks at the environmental and social impact of dogs. According to the flick by filmmaker Helen Slinger, there are now more North American households with dogs than kids. Urban areas across the
Is Toronto ready for tiny houses?
The residential streetscape is in for a change with cities across Canada approving bylaws to allow for more housing per property. Will it completely fix the tight rental market? No. But, it’s definitely a step in the right direction.
Toronto home prices make sense based on economic fundamentals
The Canada Mortgage and Housing Corporation recently announced that the Toronto housing market is no longer at risk of overvaluation. It sounds like good news, but what exactly does this mean?
8 waterfront condos from Grimsby to Toronto
Living the condo lifestyle on a waterfront is a dream for many, but some believe it to be unattainable due to lofty prices in areas on the lake. In many cases, this assumption is correct, but there are definitely waterfront condos for all sorts of
Candidates Share Visions for Getting Toronto’s House in Order
The Mayoral Debate put on by the Ontario Home Builders’ Association (OHBA) was supposed to be the three primary candidates squaring off to talk about new development in the city of Toronto. At the 11th hour, though, incumbent Rob Ford quit the race for
Non-residents own more than 7% of condo units in Toronto
The Canada Mortgage and Housing Corporation released its latest Housing Market Insight report, highlighting some new data gathered on non-resident homeownership in British Columbia, Ontario, and Nova Scotia.
Housing starts in Toronto dropped last month
The Canada Mortgage and Housing Corporation (CMHC) released its housing starts figures for November 2016, announcing that starts stayed steady, but there was a drop in Toronto. The national trend measure of housing starts was 199,135 units, basically
Strong risk of overvaluation in Toronto and Hamilton
The Canada Mortgage and Housing Corporation (CMHC) released its quarterly Housing Market Assessment (HMA), announcing that overall, Canada’s housing markets are showing “strong evidence of problematic conditions.”The overall problematic conditions are
