RioCan Makes a Big Toronto Acquisition
It takes a really important plan for us to shift our focus to report on a non-residential real estate transaction. This week, it was announced that one of the biggest pieces of downtown land was purchased. No condos or low-rise homes planned, but still,
Does your election boil down to Chow vs Vaughan?
There’s a whole big country out there, but one of the most hotly contested races in the upcoming election is right here in the GTA, in our own Spadina-Fort York riding.Encompassing more than 80,000 people and most of the downtown core, the riding is
3 reasons to visit Avant at Riverbend in London
If you’re looking for a new townhome in London, Ontario, then you need to visit Avant at Riverbend by Fusion Homes. There are countless reasons why you’ll probably find your new home at Avant, but we’re going to go ahead and list three specific ones.
The Rebirth of Lakeview in Mississauga
One of the beauties of having an historically rich neighbourhood is the opportunity to experience its rebirth, and this is exactly what we are looking forward to for the Lakeview area of Mississauga.
Walkability: Yonge and Eglinton - 98
For the last installment of our Walkability features, we visited the Yonge and Eglinton neighbourhood of Toronto - possibly one of the most active neighbourhoods in the city when it comes to new home developments.Yonge and Eglinton on WalkScore.comLike
Construction Update: Sync Lofts by Streetcar Developments
Streetcar Developments has been pretty busy over the past few years, and has certainly found their niche in innovative, boutique style buildings - especially when developing high profile sites. Recently, we had the opportunity to tour Sync Lofts, one of
TREB Foresees Stabilization of GTA Resale Market
The Toronto Real Estate Board (TREB) released their mid-month resale housing market figures for the Greater Toronto Area (GTA). In the first two weeks of July 2014, there were 3,891 sales reported through the TorontoMLS system, a year-over-year increase
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
New low-rise sales are hot from Brampton to Whitby
The first new low-rise sales report of 2017 from Trimart Research Corporation announces that 87.8% of its annual forecast was achieved as of the end of November 2016. As Trimart tallies the December sales, they are predicting a total 22,000 new low-rise
Possible Rental Building Headed to Yonge and Queen
One type of new project we haven’t seen recently in Toronto is a rental building. Because of the high number of investors in the Toronto condo market, the rental market is mainly driven by non-rental buildings. Well, there may be a shift taking place, as
