The intent of the proposal is to develop a low-rise, mixed-use complex with 91 units, including condo suites, two-storey townhomes and commercial space.

The community, which is jointly developed by Minto and Metropia, released 71 homes last weekend and quickly sold out within two days.

Toronto, Vancouver and many other major markets across Canada began the year in seller’s market territory with high demand for housing and tight supply giving home sellers the upper hand in transactions. The COVID-19 pandemic abruptly changed that.

Minto Communities received top recognition for two downtown Toronto condominium projects and the 2019 Minto Dream Home.

A wave of pent up housing demand already hit markets across Canada in May, an encouraging sign that buyers are returning after mostly keeping to the sidelines through April.

On Friday, Vancouver-based developer Concord Pacific announced it had acquired ownership of The Clover on Yonge, one of three under-construction condominium projects by Cresford Development Corporation to enter into receivership.

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When the development is completed in 2021, tenants will benefit from a convenient location steps from all the restaurants, cafes and retail outlets along Yonge Street and Eglinton Avenue.

Average Canadian home prices are projected to fall 10 percent from their pre-pandemic levels as high unemployment, rent declines and mortgage payment struggles caused by COVID-19’s economic impacts take their toll.

Homebuyer perceptions and preferences have also shifted as the pandemic reshapes how we live and work.

The application proposes to replace two single-family dwellings at the southeast corner of King Edward Avenue and Ash Street.

The podium’s facade is defined by a series of box-shaped volumes that frame multiple balconies, while the higher floors have a playfully random placement of protruding balconies.

The plan was submitted to the Ontario Jobs and Recovery Committee, a group of ministers chaired by Minister of Finance Rod Phillips, tasked in early April with stimulating economic growth and job creation in the province when the pandemic’s effects subside.

The real estate marketing and analytics platform found that median sale prices have fallen for detached homes in Richmond, North Vancouver and Coquitlam in the months after the pandemic struck.

Canadian home builders have been putting up impressive numbers even as the COVID-19 pandemic has disrupted so many other industries and some segments of the real estate industry itself.

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