Is Housing Finally Taking a Back Seat? National Data Continues to Show Signs of Moderation

"Maybe we all finally have something else to think about other than housing." National home sales fell month-over-month in close to 80% of all local markets, while average selling prices fell 1.1% and new listings declined 6.4% from April.

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What Does the Future of GTA Living Look Like? To Start, 20,000 Neighbours…

This is how a “city of neighbourhoods” becomes a city of mini-cities.

GTA

Hume with a View

Riverdale Park Rave Illustrates Rise in Competition for Urban Outdoor Space

Parks are now the communal backyard for thousands of high-rise condo-dwellers.

Toronto

Real Estate News

Soaring Two-Tower Development Proposed for Bay Street Corridor

If approved, the development would replace an ageing rental apartment building.

Toronto

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Is Housing Finally Taking a Back Seat? National Data Continues to Show Signs of Moderation

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Inclusionary Zoning Policy in Toronto Will Cost New Homeowners $65K More Per Unit

Toronto

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What Does the Future of GTA Living Look Like? To Start, 20,000 Neighbours…

GTA

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5 Toronto Properties Holding Online Open Houses This Weekend

Tour these beauties from the comfort of your own home.

Toronto

Properties

Rural Meets Refined at this Modern Napanee Longhouse

Longhouse provides a modern, yet classic, fusion of rural and refined.

Listed Luxe

Teddington Park Treasure Promises an Uptown Life of Luxury

"One-of-a-kind" meets "refined elegance."

Toronto

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Muskoka

Changes in Store for Short-Term Rentals in Township of Lake of Bays

A 6-night minimum could be coming.

Georgian Bay

Georgian Bay Island Spanning Over 17 Acres Hits Cottage Country Market

With a cottage included!

Georgian Bay

Cottage Country

Eight Great Muskoka Patios to Hit this Season

These eight patios are reliable options for outdoor sipping and savouring.

Cottage Country

What Using Elon Musk’s New Starlink Internet Service is Actually Like

While Starlink is not yet widely available, some beta testers have been trying out the service this spring.

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Money

Pandemic Sees Net Worth Surge Among Homeowners

Despite a pandemic that wreaked havoc on many parts of the economy, Canadian net worth actually jumped in the first quarter of 2021 thanks to surging real estate values.

Money

Ontario Grade 9 Math Students Will Now Learn About Interest Rates, Down Payments

The Ontario government has unveiled a new Grade 9 math curriculum that would see academic and applied streams merge with a focus on coding and financial literacy.

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Insiders

Industry Profiles

Checking in with the movers and shakers in Canadian real estate.

A Decade Ahead: How COVID Has Advanced the Real Estate Tech Game

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Riz Dhanji is Founder and President of RAD Marketing, one of the leading specialists of sales and marketing for pre-construction developments in the GTA.

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Urban Living

You Can Check if the Water Quality is Safe for Swimming at Toronto’s Beaches

Toronto has some of the toughest quality standards for determining whether beaches are safe for swimming.

Toronto

Hume with a View

Riverdale Park Rave Illustrates Rise in Competition for Urban Outdoor Space

Parks are now the communal backyard for thousands of high-rise condo-dwellers.

Toronto

Urban Living

Toronto Wastes 103-Million Litres of Water Daily Due to Aging Pipes

This is the equivalent of more than 15,000 Olympic-sized swimming pools every year...

Toronto

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COVID-19

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COVID-19

Toronto Residents Must Continue Wearing Face Masks In Condo and Apartment Common Areas Until September

Residents are required to continue wearing face masks inside common areas of businesses, apartments, and condominiums.

Toronto

COVID-19

Ontario to Begin Reopening the Economy On Friday

This means that restaurant patios can reopen with a maximum of four patrons per table and non-essential retailers can welcome customers back in their stores at 15% capacity.

COVID-19

Ontario’s Pandemic Response Was So Bad it Drove People to Move Out of Province

Fed-up with Ontario's response to the pandemic, many former residents have fled the province. They've ended up in "freer" pastures, everywhere from Vancouver, Los Angeles, or Austin, to Mexico, Spain, and even Chile.

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A Decade Ahead: How COVID Has Advanced the Real Estate Tech Game

“The pandemic has pushed the industry ahead ten years.”

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