Award-winning homebuilder Zenterra has plans to bring a stunning new collection of contemporary townhomes to Langley’s West Village.

Situated just south of the original Avalon community, Avalon Vista is a quiet enclave of contemporary homes surrounded by pedestrian-friendly streets and greenspaces.

In Toronto’s Earlscourt neighbourhood, a duo of “Y-shaped” buildings could deliver hundreds of new condos along St. Clair Avenue West.

The area is in an urban growth centre with several infrastructure improvement projects already completed.

Toggle says that manufacturing their products off-site ensures a “safe and controlled environment” in an effort to reduce costs and speed up the construction process.

As Toronto’s rental market continues inching toward a recovery after bottoming out earlier this year, a big boost in tenant demand could be on the horizon during the fall months.

Another high-rise development is looking to join the roster of towers springing up across downtown Toronto’s Entertainment District.

As we creep closer to a new normal, it’s worth considering which trends that emerged or accelerated during COVID-19 will linger and which will fade away.

Canadian population growth beat expectations in the early months of 2021, with strengthening international migration driving the rebound.

If approved, the development would consist of a three-storey building facing West 32nd Avenue and four traditional two-storey townhouses facing the rear lane.

A newly proposed condo project in Scarborough’s Birchmount Park neighbourhood has plans to include work-from-home space in preparation for future resident needs.

One GTA law firm is harnessing modern tools and technology to provide clients with convenient, streamlined and cost-effective real estate legal services.

While the pandemic has certainly heavily influenced the market dynamics, the current major supply and demand misalignment was predictable based on long-standing policy decisions and the large cohort of 25 to 39-year-olds looking for bigger homes.

The Teranet-National Bank Home Price Index has been tracking Canadian home price appreciation since 1999 and is widely regarded as the gold standard for monitoring the market. May’s monthly increase was the largest recorded in the index’s 22 years of reporting.

In anticipation of a population boom within the Greater Toronto Area, North America’s largest privately-owned homebuilder has launched a dedicated division to grow its portfolio of multi-family projects.

In Toronto’s West Queen West neighbourhood, a historic brick-and-beam building formerly used as a post office recently hit the market, touting potential opportunities for development.