Housing starts in Toronto are slowing down but remain stable
The Canada Mortgage and Housing Corporation (CMHC) released its housing starts figures for September 2016, announcing that every region of Canada experienced an upward trend except for Ontario.The trend measure for last month’s national housing starts
All new homes in Toronto must be built to net-zero by 2030
If you’re considering tackling all the changes necessary to make your home net-zero, the City of Toronto is here to help. Mayor John Tory recently announced the BetterHomesTO program.
More than 200 affordable rental units announced for downtown Toronto
At the end of April, the province of Ontario announced the sale of surplus land to allow for the development of affordable housing.
We chatted with a happy tenant in Toronto about her plans to not buy a home
With demand staying strong and inventory low in the new home and resale markets, Toronto home prices show no sign of slowing down in 2017. With that in mind, we chatted with a happy tenant, Charlotte, a mother of one who lives with her partner in a house
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5 new art installations coming to Toronto’s waterfront this winter
Who’s excited to visit Toronto’s chilly, breezy waterfront this winter? Not so much? But what if you get to visit these awesome public art installations? We think the third annual Ice Breakers exhibition will definitely draw crowds down to Queens Quay.
Condo construction hits record high in the Greater Toronto Area
Urbanation, a leader in GTA condo market information, released its condo market results, reporting that pre-sale condo launch activity hit a 10-year low in the first quarter of 2019. Only eight new projects launched in the first three months of the year.
The Wyatt in Toronto features family friendly condo amenities!
A few months ago, we gave you a sneak peek of the party room and craft room at The Wyatt Condominium Suites in Toronto by The Daniels Corporation. If you thought those amenities looked great, you’ll be happy to know that Daniels has released a few more
Toronto Looking to Double Development Charges
Just how much is too much when it comes to development charges? The City is always looking for ways to add more cash to its coffers, and developers are constantly focusing on maintaining affordability.The City of Toronto is once again floating the idea
RBC Housing Report Highlights Toronto’s “Deteriorating” Affordability
RBC just released its Housing Trends and Affordability report, outlining the performance of Canada’s housing market during the first quarter of 2014. Highlighting Toronto’s rising prices and decreasing inventory, the figures are not surprising.As far as
Find out why this Toronto family decided not to sell their home
Local entrepreneur, Eva Matthews, and handy-man husband, Steve (names changed for privacy) own a semi-detached home in the Junction area of Toronto. With their one daughter nearing 20 years of age, they thought it was time to start looking for a smaller
