Toronto's Most Spectacular Rooftop Terraces Coming Soon to Dundas Square Gardens
Inspired by nearby Allan Gardens to its north, the five rooftop terrace gardens within the exciting new Dundas Square Gardens condominiums are unlike anything ever attempted within a vertical living environment in Toronto.With more than 16,000 square
Here’s where home prices have doubled in the City of Toronto in the last 5 years
The Toronto housing market has long had a reputation for being the hottest in the nation – even in the aftermath of provincial and federal policies introduced to cool prices, the city continues to see home values appreciate at a blistering pace.
Is British Columbia’s new foreign-buyer tax bad news for Toronto?
Friends of mine in Vancouver are on the brink of a move. They’re thinking of selling their East Vancouver property and moving to Coquitlam, where the $1.38 million home they’re looking at sold for $319,000 just 13 years ago. The home they’re in now, just
Free and Affordable March Break Activities in Toronto!
March Break is here, and we’re not going to lie, the weather isn’t supposed to be great. Up until March 16th, the Weather Network is predicting a few -10 degrees celsius days; not great for those of us who haven't jet off to an exotic paradise for the
Is it time to embrace coliving in Toronto?
It may sound like you’re back in college again, but your next rental in Toronto may be a coliving situation. How do you feel about that? Common, a company known for its coliving housing in the United States, has partnered with Dream Unlimited.
Toronto Ranks Fourth Most Liveable City in the World
The Intelligence Unit at The Economist (EIU) released a new report ranking 140 cities in the world from best to worst, based on liveability.For the fourth time in a row, Melbourne, Australia snagged the top spot, followed by Vienna, Vancouver, Toronto,
Don’t worry, it’s still a good time to buy a new home in Toronto
As we watch house prices continue to climb and climb, it’s natural to think about the old truism that what goes up must come down. In the real estate market, that tends to be true only temporarily — what goes up comes down a bit for a while before
Surprise: Toronto far from Ontario’s top sellers’ market
According to the Canadian Real Estate Association, an SNLR between 40 – 60% is considered a balanced market, with below and above that threshold indicating buyers’ and sellers’ conditions, respectively.
Ground-oriented housing starts gaining strength in Toronto
According to the Canada Mortgage and Housing Corporation’s monthly housing starts report, national starts trended at 223,507 units in September 2019, up slightly from 218,782 in August.
