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Another major milestone was celebrated in late July, when a mobile crane was on site to disassemble the tower crane.

In late July, a Zoning By-law Amendment application was submitted to Toronto city planners to build a 74-storey mixed-use tower at 372 Yonge Street.

In Etobicoke’s Eatonville community, a 1950s shopping mall may become part of a master-planned revamp.

While high-rise condominiums across Canada’s biggest cities continue to transform their skylines, not everyone wants to live in a castle in the sky.

The planned midrise development would feature a modern exterior with a carved facade inspired by its forest edge setting next to Queen Elizabeth Park.

An official application has been submitted to develop the site currently occupied by the beloved Church Street drag bar, Crews & Tangos.

Whether you prefer to play a round of billiards with friends or cozy up and watch your favourite rom-com, there’s plenty of new construction condominium communities that offer game and movie amenities for you to enjoy.

The Sophia will house a total of 112 rental units in a variety of sizes including micro suites, studios and one-bedroom layouts.

In Scarborough’s Tam O’Shanter-Sullivan neighbourhood, a commercial and office plaza could be the future site of a new condominium community.

Manufacturing, brewing and distilling are listed as possible commercial uses at level one and two, along with a Class A restaurant at level one.

A 19th-century home located on the University of Toronto’s St. George Campus is looking to get an ultra-modern facelift.

It’s a clear indication that many former short-term rentals that once occupied Airbnb and similar platforms are quickly migrating to the long-term rental market.

A shopping plaza in North York’s Newtonbrook neighbourhood could be overhauled into a brand new condominium complex.

Further details have emerged about an ongoing acquisition deal between investors and prominent Canadian developer, Elad Canada.

Here’s a handful of developments across the Greater Vancouver region with townhomes currently selling under the $800,000s.

In the busy Yonge and Eglinton area, a proposed high-rise tower is looking to carve out some space of its own at one of Toronto’s most established intersections.