James Bombales

Renters in the city can rejoice as another purpose-built rental building is now under construction in downtown Toronto.

If you’re in the market for a new condo, and want to escape the banal, scroll down to see a list of six planned condo projects that will transform Toronto’s architectural landscape.

A new mountain range is set to rise in the heart of downtown Toronto as construction at King Toronto Condos ramps up.

Known as the ‘McLeish-Powell Houses,’ the property was built in 1888 and was listed on the City’s Heritage Registry.

Innisfil hopes to reinvent itself and become a place that future generations will want to call home.

With median condo prices significantly lower than neighbouring Vancouver, Richmond has been a great option for new homebuyers looking to get into the market.

Construction on the project commenced in 2015 and though it has encountered delays, King Blue Condos is now preparing to welcome its first few residents.

With many Vancouver homebuyers priced out of the detached home market, townhouses remain a popular option.

The 11.5-acre site will eventually be home to 7,500 residents and 4,000 office workers spread across five residential towers and a new office building.

To minimize disruption to her client’s daily life, interior designer Cynthia Soda took a strategic approach to this Toronto kitchen remodel.