The project would entail the demolition of the existing 1940s-era home and the construction of a new triplex with three freehold units, vehicle parking and bicycle storage.

Home prices will continue rising rapidly across broad swaths of Canada in 2021 as low housing supply forces buyers into fierce bidding wars.

A small gas station and auto repair shop in Scarborough’s Birch Cliff neighbourhood could be replaced by a mid-rise condominium development.

The multi-phase residential project currently underway in Humbermede is moving closer to completion with an application to build the final additions to the master-planned community.

Vancouver homebuyers capped off an unprecedented year by going gangbusters in the final month of 2020, breaking the December record for home sales by a significant margin.

In Toronto’s Midtown neighbourhood, a master-planned community could deliver thousands of new homes and mixed-use space to the area.

Construction on the project is already 90 percent complete and quick-closing units are available with closings scheduled for January and February.

The Alhamra United Church at 260 High Park Avenue was originally built in 1908 by architecture firm Burke, Horwood and White.

Remote work policies combined with low mortgage rates created more options for buyers to consider larger homes in the suburbs.

While some forecasters appeared certain earlier in 2020 that Canadian home prices would eventually suffer price declines amid persistently high unemployment and a slow economic recovery, there’s little sign that falling prices are imminent in 2021.

In East Vancouver’s Norquay Village, a 100-year-old corner store is getting a second life as a boutique collection of single-family and townhouse residences.

While roaring detached home sales and skyrocketing prices have stolen the lion’s share of the headlines in recent months, it now appears that condos are mounting a comeback, at least when it comes to sales activity.

If approved, it would boost the Bloor and Yonge condo tower’s floor count from 85 storeys to 94 storeys.

The desire for bigger homes among luxury buyers across the Greater Toronto Area has pushed sales in some expensive price categories to new highs.

The proposal is being considered under the Cambie Corridor Plan, which enables the construction of new ground-oriented townhouses geared towards families.

A small commercial building in North York City Centre could be replaced by a high-rise condo that would also deliver new retail and office space to the community.