Adapt or Die: Why Converting Offices Into Homes Hasn’t Taken Off in Canada
Adaptive reuse has gained quite a bit of attention in cities like Chicago, New York, and California, but not nearly as much here in Canada.
Mortgage Growth Slows in Q2 2022, “Tinted by Uncertainty”: CMHC
Still, Canadian households are still facing record levels of real estate debt.
Toronto’s New Planning and Housing Chair Wants To Shake Up The Status Quo
From legalizing rooming houses to using strong mayor powers.
Toronto
Top Real Estate and Accessibility Leaders Form Much-Needed Coalition
It’s time for supply of accessible housing to meet the demand.
Metrolinx, IO Name Development Partner for Scarborough Subway Extension Contract
Scarborough Transit Connect will deliver the Stations, Rail and Systems contract -- the second of two contracts for the extension.
Sprawling 73-Acre Ranch Retreat Hits the BC Market for $30M
The lot includes 1,200 ft of shoreline, 20 acres of pastures, and 45 acres of forest.
Tappen
Inside a $6M Vancouver Island Home with Stunning Brick and Stonework
Nanoose Bay is located about 26 kms north of Nanaimo on Vancouver Island.
Nanoose Bay
This Vancouver Home is a 1970s Time Capsule… Yellow Shag and All
Yellow shag, wood panelling, linoleum floors -- need we say more?
After a Strong Year, Winter Recreational Property Market Poised to Decline
Royal LePage chalks this up to less demand and an increase in inventory.
Muskoka Sees ‘Long-Awaited Boost’ to Listing Inventories in October
"Buyers will finally have the leverage they have been waiting for since 2017."
Muskoka
Rising Rates Spurring the Return of Vendor Take-Back Mortgages
Coming back into trend for the first time since the '90s.
“A More Balanced Market”: Muskoka’s Housing Correction Spells Good Things for Prospective Buyers
But a local realtor warns that it won’t take much for demand to intensify once again.
Mortgage Growth Slows in Q2 2022, “Tinted by Uncertainty”: CMHC
Residential mortgage debt has observed sluggish growth since the first BoC hike in March, but increased 8.8% YoY
“Cracks Showing in Canadians’ Financial Confidence”: Interac
Younger Canadians, Canadians with a household income under $55,000, and women were the most likely to report facing financial barriers, which included inflation, a higher cost of living, and knowledge around financial terminology.
Insiders
Christopher Hume, former columnist at the Toronto Star, lends his opinion to the ever-growing city he calls home.
Opening the Greenbelt has Nothing to Do with Affordable Housing
Architect, urban planner, and urban designer, Naama Blonder gives her take on the bold vision needed to make change.
It’s Happening: Toronto is Working to Become a Car-Free Society
Metrolinx, IO Name Development Partner for Scarborough Subway Extension Contract
Scarborough Transit Connect will deliver the Stations, Rail and Systems contract.
Toronto to Open First-Ever Dedicated Shelter for 2SLGBTQ+ Adults
The shelter will open doors this week.
Toronto
City Councillor Chris Moise on Setting the Stage for Affordable Housing in Toronto
Moise hopes to make Toronto a safer and more affordable place to live.
Toronto
Adapt or Die: Why Converting Offices Into Homes Hasn’t Taken Off in Canada
Adaptive reuse has gained quite a bit of attention in cities like Chicago, New York, and California, but not nearly as much here in Canada.
Adera and Telus Complete New Smart Rental Building in North Vancouver
Smart features include keyless entry, voice controls, and climate control.
North Vancouver
CRE Sees Strong Growth in 2021, “Asymmetric Impacts” Across Asset Classes
Investments into industrial and multi-family saw the most notable growth in Canada, while office and retail remained at uncertain junctures.
A New Neighbourhood Motto: Chic Condo Set to Rise in Bloorcourt
With suites starting in the 500’s, availability won’t last long.
Toronto