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Today, the towers at Phoenix stand 27 and 11 storeys high.

Re-examining local zoning laws and encouraging denser types of housing are a couple of the supply-side options that are on the table to help solve a problem that was impacting the market long before the pandemic.

In late March, the Toronto-based developer submitted a zoning by-law amendment application to city planners to construct a 12-storey residential building with 427 new units at 54, 58, and 62 Glen Everest Road.

Moshe Safdie is internationally renowned for his work on the Mamilla Alrov Center in Jerusalem, the Marina Bay Sands resort in Singapore and Habitat 67 in Montreal.

The structure’s proposed architectural design features a distinct bronze colour palette and a bold façade.

A little over a year later, these three Cresford projects are now in various stages of being revised and relaunched under new ownership.

Even though construction was completed several years ago and many residents have since moved in, two of One Bloor’s four luxurious penthouses with million-dollar price tags are still available and have never been lived in.

The need for homes that can be built quickly and sustainably has never been greater.

A high-end suite that’s right in the city’s inner harbour offers the full luxury downtown Victoria experience just steps away from the marina.

In a fiercely competitive housing market where prices continue to skyrocket, many Canadian buyers increasingly believe that their dreams of home ownership are unattainable.

Another one of the three luxury condo towers that fell into receivership under Cresford Development Corporation has reportedly been sold to another Toronto-region developer for a nine-figure price tag.

The proposal would meet the area’s RM-8A zoning guidelines, which encourage the development of ground-oriented, medium-density stacked and row house projects.

Planning documents submitted to Toronto city planners to develop a futuristic-looking tower at Yonge and King streets have officially been made available online.

Two major Toronto-based developers are teaming up to create the first phase of a master-planned community in Scarborough’s Golden Mile neighbourhood that is to be built across from the future Eglinton Crosstown LRT.

Developers behind Toronto’s master-planned ORCA project have revealed a collection of new renderings that provide a more detailed glimpse of the 16-acre master-planned community slated for the city’s downtown core.

Today, workers are pouring concrete for the top few floors on the 37- and 45-storey towers.