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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.

Developers are now integrating work-specific features into their projects in the form of co-working lounges, high-tech meeting rooms and business centres.

As construction progresses, M1 and M2 will soon surpass Mississauga’s current tallest building, the 56-storey Absolute World Condos.

In one of downtown Toronto’s most historic districts, a proposed mixed-use highrise would bridge the old and the new.

The revamped concept takes on a taller, more residential approach to the 3.2-acre site on the north-west corner of Wilson Avenue and Yonge Street.

From the integration of children’s amenities to larger floorplans with added bedrooms, developers are taking steps to incorporate more of the services city-dwelling families crave.

Sitting between a parking lot and a church, one Wexford lot on Toronto’s bustling Lawrence Avenue East is potentially undergoing a revamp.

Demand for new condos plunged in 2019 in Metro Vancouver and the region’s developers responded accordingly, cutting the number of condo units launched by 60 percent when compared to 2018’s total.

Whether you’re looking for a place to play fetch with your beloved doggo, enjoy a picnic, or let the little ones burn off some energy, Vancouver’s many parks offer a variety of choices.

Thanks to online shopping and the rise of big-box stores, the retail industry is evolving, and some of our favourite malls have been made obsolete in the process.

The deal marks a major milestone for Blue Elephant, which has been in business in Toronto for just under five years.

Trolleybus Urban Development Inc. recently submitted a development application and zoning bylaw amendment for a 35-storey condo project.

Once criticized for its lack of grocery stores and community amenities, CityPlace is about to blossom with several major retail and commercial projects under construction.

The Lamb Development marketing team didn’t pass up on the opportunity to keep running with the whole bakery theme when it came to naming the floorplans in the project.

Filmores Hotel is one of many clubs across Toronto that have bit the dust as a result of residential development.