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The Alhamra United Church at 260 High Park Avenue was originally built in 1908 by architecture firm Burke, Horwood and White.

Remote work policies combined with low mortgage rates created more options for buyers to consider larger homes in the suburbs.

In East Vancouver’s Norquay Village, a 100-year-old corner store is getting a second life as a boutique collection of single-family and townhouse residences.

If approved, it would boost the Bloor and Yonge condo tower’s floor count from 85 storeys to 94 storeys.

The proposal is being considered under the Cambie Corridor Plan, which enables the construction of new ground-oriented townhouses geared towards families.

A small commercial building in North York City Centre could be replaced by a high-rise condo that would also deliver new retail and office space to the community.

A gas station and convenience store on a prominent downtown Toronto intersection is looking to get a second life as a residential high-rise tower.

Last year also saw the start of construction at The Saint as crews demolished the existing building on the lot in August.

Just before the holidays, another new tower proposal was submitted to city planners last month for Wellington Street West, not far from Spadina.

To wrap up our series of new development construction updates in 2020, we’re taking a look back at eight noteworthy projects.

This year, 14 rental development applications were submitted to city planners with ideas to construct a wide variety of purpose-built apartments, from boutique mid-rises to soaring towers.

We’ve compiled seven of the most significant Toronto development applications that were put forward in 2020 to give you an idea of the spaces to watch in the coming years.

The first of several cantilevered design features is now visible on the west tower as the building shifts sideways, creating a staggered and stacked profile.

Rising above them all, an 87-storey condo tower pitched in Yorkville is the city’s tallest high-rise proposal for 2020.

Priced at $3.3 million, The Ivy boasts similar square footage to a small suburban home with 1,496 square feet of living space.

The development application includes plans for a five-storey, mixed-use building comprising 51 rental apartments and four live-work units.