Is Toronto at risk of a brain drain to Montreal?
As millennials continue to be priced out of many urban housing markets across the Greater Toronto Area, Montreal is becoming an affordable haven for younger buyers, but the wide selection and relatively low prices won’t last forever.
Average price of a new condo in the Greater Toronto Area surpasses $800,000
Compared to last year, 2019 is proving to be a strong one for new home sales in the Greater Toronto Area, according to a new report from the Building Industry and Land Development Association.
Construction in Toronto’s Port Lands kicks off!
Remember back in June 2017 when all levels of government announced more than $1 billion in funding for Toronto’s Port Lands Flood Protection project? Well, construction has commenced! Julie Dabrusin, Member of Parliament for
What another 4 years of John Tory means for Toronto real estate
It wasn’t exactly a tight race and I can’t say I’m surprised by the outcome. So, let’s take a look at what another four years of John Tory means for Toronto real estate.
Living Bridge: A potential solution to Toronto’s housing supply shortage
Farrow Partners’ Living Bridge concept is making waves. The interesting design reimagines the Bloor Viaduct in Toronto as a mixed-use, sustainable community. The paper, “Living Bridges: Healthy urban Infrastructure as a Multi-use Economic Asset,” was
DUNDEE 360 sets sights on Yorkville and Midtown Toronto
Newinhomes.com recently had the opportunity to meet Chris Markovic, the Vice President of Marketing and Business Development, DUNDEE 360 Real Estate Corporation. As a major player in the residential, hotel and resort development industry, we
Toronto Development Charges Increasing
It’s a new year - you know what that means? Development Charges (DCs) are going to see another jump soon. For many years, fluctuating DCs have been a hot topic in the Greater Toronto Area’s (GTA) new home market scene, mostly because it affects
Toronto’s housing supply shortage could be preventing important life decisions
Have you put off moving? What was the reason? A new report suggests housing supply is tied to a decreasing mobility rate in some of Canada’s largest metro areas, including Montreal, Ottawa-Gatineau, Calgary, Edmonton, Vancouver, and Toronto.
Is Toronto’s Housing Market at Risk of Overbuilding?
The Canada Mortgage and Housing Corporation (CMHC) released its updated results of the House Price Analysis and Framework, announcing that Toronto’s housing market is at moderate risk due to overvaluation and risk of overbuilding.The analysis and
More than 21,000 new condos in Toronto sold in past year
"21,318 new condominiums sold. That's slightly fewer than the dizzy heights achieved during late 2007/early 2008," said Ben Myers, Urbanation Editor and Executive Vice President.
