An important home price index that monitors Canada’s housing market surged in September, showing a strong rebound from weakness observed earlier in the summer.

Toronto’s renters sprung into action over the third quarter of 2020, signing a record number of new rental condo leases for the three-month period as listings surged.

In the northeast corner of The Annex neighbourhood, a surface parking lot could become the future location of a unique, mixed-use development.

Festival boasts a sleek and futuristic exterior characterized by its organic and sculptural form, created by a unique balcony pattern.

The project was designed by CORE Architects and consists of a 29-storey west tower and an 11-storey east tower.

Real estate agents in Ontario’s COVID-19 hotspots have now lost the ability to host in-person open houses for the second time during the course of the pandemic.

The 34-storey tower boasts sleek interior design by Mike Niven, and will house 377 units along with a comprehensive array of amenities.

Windows and doors have also been installed as crews put the finishing touches on the entryway overhangs and balconies.

Sales rose in almost all Canadian housing markets in September, amounting to a nationwide total high that was enough to beat the previous record for the month by a margin of 20,000 transactions.

A series of industrial buildings near Bloor Street West is the proposed future site of a high-rise condo development in the southern part of the Junction Triangle.