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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.

While the pandemic has certainly heavily influenced the market dynamics, the current major supply and demand misalignment was predictable based on long-standing policy decisions and the large cohort of 25 to 39-year-olds looking for bigger homes.

In anticipation of a population boom within the Greater Toronto Area, North America’s largest privately-owned homebuilder has launched a dedicated division to grow its portfolio of multi-family projects.

In Toronto’s West Queen West neighbourhood, a historic brick-and-beam building formerly used as a post office recently hit the market, touting potential opportunities for development.

The boutique development is now in the demolition phase as crews are onsite taking down the adjacent property at 14 Prince Arthur Avenue in the Yorkville-Annex neighbourhood.

Earlier this month, a Zoning By Law Amendment application was submitted to city planners to build a 14-storey mixed-use building at 3280 Dufferin Street, near the Yorkdale Shopping Centre, one of the city’s most popular malls.

The development boasts distinguished exterior architecture inspired by the classic pre-war buildings of New York City and elegant interiors reminiscent of grand Art Deco hotels and apartment buildings of the past.

If you’re looking to live high above it all, then one Entertainment District penthouse can seat you in the heart of the action for a multi-million dollar price tag.

The development consists of a 14-storey rental building on the north end of the property and a 27-storey condo tower on the south.

Unit 501 is the largest and only remaining penthouse at The Kirkland near East Boulevard and W 46th Avenue.

A newly proposed mid-rise condo project could deliver 39 new homes to the neighbourhood not far from Christie Pits Park.

Although rents have started to climb again after hitting bottom earlier this year, the normally-wide price gap between furnished and unfurnished rentals in Toronto appears to be shrinking.

SquareFeet.ai, a Montreal-based proptech startup, helps developers avoid leaving any cash on the table with its data-driven artificial intelligence tools.

Impressive in sheer height and scale, The One’s internal structure is itself a feat of engineering and a sight to behold as it rises above ground.

Toronto was among the fastest growing metropolitan areas in Canada and the US in 2020, adding 92,000 people last year even as immigration declined and some residents moved away to escape high housing costs.