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Renters in the city can rejoice as another purpose-built rental building is now under construction in downtown Toronto.

If you’re in the market for a new condo, and want to escape the banal, scroll down to see a list of six planned condo projects that will transform Toronto’s architectural landscape.

Ryerson University is one of Toronto’s most unique post-secondary institutions given its highly central downtown location, just a few steps away from Yonge-Dundas Square.

A Zoning By-Law Amendment was recently put forward on behalf of developers First Capital and Greybrook Realty Partners to build a mixed-use 29-storey tower at 33 Avenue Road.

If you’ve got a big budget and are seeking a new construction suite with sumptuous luxury offerings, take a gander at these new Yorkville condominium project options that are currently selling.

Land registration services and real estate agent services would remain open while home construction sites would stay active.

Innisfil hopes to reinvent itself and become a place that future generations will want to call home.

One of Toronto’s most family-friendly communities, Leslieville is celebrated for its brunch spots, trendy boutique shops and array of restaurants.

With median condo prices significantly lower than neighbouring Vancouver, Richmond has been a great option for new homebuyers looking to get into the market.

Construction on the project commenced in 2015 and though it has encountered delays, King Blue Condos is now preparing to welcome its first few residents.

With many Vancouver homebuyers priced out of the detached home market, townhouses remain a popular option.

Moving further into 2020, a handful of new rental developments are expected to pop up across the city.

Along the Guildwood stretch of Kingston Road, an area mostly occupied by low-rise homes and shopping plazas, a proposed project has plans to shake things up a bit.

A vital thoroughfare in the Greater Vancouver community, Kingsway is lined with countless eateries, shops and soon-to-be residential communities.

If you’re hoping to sign on a new apartment this year, some of these purpose-built rental projects across Toronto may be what you’re looking for.

Times are changing, and developers are finding ways to cater to some of their youngest condo residents.