A widely watched home price index tracking the Canadian housing market is firming up after posting weak results through June and July.

An existing apartment complex in North York’s Don Valley Village could get a new high-rise rental addition.

A commercial plaza in Scarborough’s Tam O'Shanter-Sullivan community could be overhauled into a new condo development.

The sales gallery presents homebuyers with a preview of the exquisite features, finishes and careful attention to detail they can expect from 1414 Bayview.

“A rising tide lifts all boats” may still be an apt description of Canada’s housing market, but right now suburban detached homes are looking like cruise ships while urban condos are looking more like dinghies.

The Prestige Condos at Pinnacle One Yonge is the first residential tower and is now under construction.

Designed and furnished by GCB Interior Architecture, the 4,442-square-foot ‘Winslow’ was built to impress.

“Despite some record monthly highs and lows this year, with eight months now in the books and activity showing signs of moderating in September, 2020 is looking like it will go down as a fairly middling year overall," said CREA Senior Economist Shaun Cathcart.

Earlier this month, a rezoning application was submitted to city planners to construct a nine-storey, purpose-built rental building at 252 Parliament Street in Cabbagetown South that would house 71 units.

With mortgage rates pushed to record lows due to the pandemic’s economic impact, Millennials are taking the opportunity to buy single-family suburban homes in the outer areas of the City of Toronto and surrounding GTA.