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The proposal includes plans for eight three-storey buildings housing 43 side-by-side townhomes.

The rising cost of real estate in Canada is prompting hopeful homebuyers across the country to rethink their strategy for getting a foot up on the property ladder.

A new development proposal for a site just north of Toronto’s bustling Yonge and Eglinton intersection could deliver new housing and greenspace to the community.

In Toronto’s Garden District neighbourhood, a new high-rise development has been proposed just off of Yonge-Dundas Square and along the southern edge of Ryerson University’s campus.

The tower has risen approximately 55 storeys and is already a prominent fixture in the area’s skyline.

Livabl chatted with Quaglia to find out how she thinks master-planned communities will change in a post-pandemic world.

The application also reveals plans for a sprawling rooftop amenity that would be built over the lower retail and commercial spaces.

Perched on the shores of Boundary Bay, the city of White Rock is home to just a handful of Metro Vancouver’s new construction projects.

With the Toronto region’s new housing market reporting another “strong” month for sales in May, current inventory levels for new homes across all stages of development are equal to only a few month’s worth of supply.

In Toronto’s Earlscourt neighbourhood, a duo of “Y-shaped” buildings could deliver hundreds of new condos along St. Clair Avenue West.

The area is in an urban growth centre with several infrastructure improvement projects already completed.

Toggle says that manufacturing their products off-site ensures a “safe and controlled environment” in an effort to reduce costs and speed up the construction process.

Another high-rise development is looking to join the roster of towers springing up across downtown Toronto’s Entertainment District.

As we creep closer to a new normal, it’s worth considering which trends that emerged or accelerated during COVID-19 will linger and which will fade away.

If approved, the development would consist of a three-storey building facing West 32nd Avenue and four traditional two-storey townhouses facing the rear lane.

A newly proposed condo project in Scarborough’s Birchmount Park neighbourhood has plans to include work-from-home space in preparation for future resident needs.