Just as we’ve seen on the resale housing side, the Toronto region’s new single-family home market has been supercharged recently as homebuyers go all in on larger spaces in suburban areas.

Last month, a Zoning By-law Amendment application was submitted to city planners to construct a 14-storey condo building with 144 units at 25 Imperial Street.

For market observers, these are two key trends to watch in 2021 to understand if the market is headed for a gradual cooling or for what Realosophy's John Pasalis describes as “irrational exuberance” that’s characteristic of a worsening bubble.

Join Monarc Rental Condominiums’ VIP customer list to be among the first to select your preferred apartment and take advantage of a limited-time promotion when leasing officially launches on March 6th and 7th.

Whether it was moving launches completely online or reworking development messaging, marketers sparked change and innovation in the new construction condo industry throughout the first year of the pandemic.

Pre-construction condo buyers with a million-dollar budget who want to enjoy a slice of history can scoop up one of the few remaining loft floorplans at a former bread factory in the city’s Leslieville neighbourhood.

The first phase consists of over 100 lots, featuring freehold towns by Gemini Homebuilders and towns and singles by Ritz Homes.

A 1960s apartment complex in North York’s Bayview Village could be redeveloped into a high-rise tower that would overlook Highway 401.

Livabl sat down with Alex Enchin and Jermey Zuker to learn more about how WhereiPark helps new construction buildings generate revenue even before the first residents settle in.

Although several media outlets focused on comments from the Bank of Canada Governor Tiff Macklem that there were “some signs” of the market overheating, BMO economist Benjamin Reitzes wrote that the governor “didn’t sound too concerned” about housing.