Although several media outlets focused on comments from the Bank of Canada Governor Tiff Macklem that there were “some signs” of the market overheating, BMO economist Benjamin Reitzes wrote that the governor “didn’t sound too concerned” about housing.

Plans that date back to 2018 to merge a historic school building with a new residential component in Toronto’s Playter Estates neighbourhood have recently been updated by the site’s new owner.

The design’s most eye-catching characteristics are the vertical glass and metal fins on the north and west elevations.

Construction is wrapping up on these spacious, three-bedroom residences and occupancy is tentatively scheduled for mid- to late-March.

Mark Cohen, Co-Founder and Managing Partner of TCS Marketing Systems, is an industry leader who has witnessed Toronto’s continued evolution.

As mortgage rates rise it could amount to a slowdown in home buyer demand, especially in hot, affordability-challenged markets like Toronto and Vancouver.

Natural colour palettes blend greys and beiges with dark masonry and window trim for a contemporary look, while warm tones on doors and surrounding landscaping provide an inviting welcome home.

As part of the newest addition to Toronto’s Canary District, developers will restore the landmark building that once housed the Canary Restaurant.

In lieu of a traditional standing patio heater, these integrated ceiling radiators make it possible to enjoy year-round use of the balcony without taking up extra floor space.

February 2021 should rank as the second best sales performance for the month, coming in behind only February 2016 when a record 4,254 homes were sold.

In Old Oakville, luxury buyers with a taste for traditional architecture could spend their big budgets on the largest penthouse suite currently available at 331 Sheddon Avenue.

Well over 60,000 home sales were recorded across the country last month, putting 2021 on pace for an annual sales total north of 736,000. Market analysts at CREA don’t expect January’s fiery pace to continue, but it was, nevertheless, a remarkable start to the year.

Even home shoppers who are used to high price tags might be picking their jaws up off the floor when they see this brand new unit at Fifty Scollard Condos.

Widespread work-from-home policies aren’t disappearing anytime soon and new more flexible policies may outlast the pandemic itself.

The 4,061 units sold last month represented a 62 percent annual increase and was a record for the month of January.

A series of low-rise properties in Toronto’s South Parkdale neighbourhood could be demolished to make way for a new condo building that would be minutes away from the Exhibition GO station.