Erin Nicole Davis, Author at STOREYS

Real Estate News

The Great Canadian Dream Of Homeownership Isn’t Dead, But It Is Evolving

For a new generation of buyers, getting in may look different, take longer, and require more creativity than ever before.

Condos

Is The Windowless Condo Den Finally Dying In Toronto?

Windowless dens have been criticized, by everyone from architects to end users, for their lack of light, air flow, and temperature control. In short, they're a hot topic.

Retail

For Shopping Malls, Is Yorkdale’s “Snobbery” Simply A Sign Of The Times?

In a court ruling on February 9, Justice Jessica Kimmel blocked Fairweather-owned brand Les Ailes de la Mode from moving into Yorkdale’s former Hudson’s Bay Company real estate. And from a brand perspective, the decision tracks.

Condos

Should You Buy A Toronto Condo Right Now? Experts Weigh In

Six months ago, we questioned whether it was a good time to purchase a condo in the GTA, and we tapped the region’s experts for insight. Now we're back with a winter check-in, asking: "how about now?"

Real Estate News

How Canadian Developers Are Building For 2026 (And Beyond)

It's a complex time for the market, but Canada's most successful builders aren't sitting on the sidelines right now. Here's why.

Real Estate News

Is Now The Time To Buy A Toronto Condo? For Some, It Should Be

For those planning to live in their condo for the long haul — not just invest in one — today’s market could offer rare affordability and negotiating power.

Commercial

NAIOP Toronto's REX Awards Celebrate CRE's Brightest Stars

The GTA commercial real estate industry united on June 19 for NAIOP Toronto's REX Awards.

Policy

Is It Time To Tap Into Toronto's 'Tower-In-The-Park' Sites For New Housing?

“Toronto’s tower-in-the-park sites are one of the city’s greatest untapped housing resources,” says one prominent industry player.

People

Marvin Teperman Leaves A Lasting Legacy In City-Building

The Teperman name has been synonymous with demolition – and subsequent city-shaping – for ever a century.

Policy

"No Government Is Doing Enough": Provinces Score Badly On Housing Report Cards

The Report Card on More and Better Housing, which grades provincial and federal governments on their progress relative to the 140 policy recommendations made by the Task Force for Housing & Climate, has just been released.

Cottage Country

"Overdue": Wasaga Beach Is Getting A $38M Makeover

The Ontario government will invest nearly $38 million to build Destination Wasaga, set to be a premier tourist destination with beaches, a revitalized downtown, and refreshed historic sites.

Real Estate News

Erin Nicole Davis

Contributing Writer

The Great Canadian Dream Of Homeownership Isn’t Dead, But It Is Evolving

For a new generation of buyers, getting in may look different, take longer, and require more creativity than ever before.

Is The Windowless Condo Den Finally Dying In Toronto?

Windowless dens have been criticized, by everyone from architects to end users, for their lack of light, air flow, and temperature control. In short, they're a hot topic.

For Shopping Malls, Is Yorkdale’s “Snobbery” Simply A Sign Of The Times?

In a court ruling on February 9, Justice Jessica Kimmel blocked Fairweather-owned brand Les Ailes de la Mode from moving into Yorkdale’s former Hudson’s Bay Company real estate. And from a brand perspective, the decision tracks.

Should You Buy A Toronto Condo Right Now? Experts Weigh In

Six months ago, we questioned whether it was a good time to purchase a condo in the GTA, and we tapped the region’s experts for insight. Now we're back with a winter check-in, asking: "how about now?"

How Canadian Developers Are Building For 2026 (And Beyond)

It's a complex time for the market, but Canada's most successful builders aren't sitting on the sidelines right now. Here's why.

Is Now The Time To Buy A Toronto Condo? For Some, It Should Be

For those planning to live in their condo for the long haul — not just invest in one — today’s market could offer rare affordability and negotiating power.

NAIOP Toronto's REX Awards Celebrate CRE's Brightest Stars

The GTA commercial real estate industry united on June 19 for NAIOP Toronto's REX Awards.

Is It Time To Tap Into Toronto's 'Tower-In-The-Park' Sites For New Housing?

“Toronto’s tower-in-the-park sites are one of the city’s greatest untapped housing resources,” says one prominent industry player.

Marvin Teperman Leaves A Lasting Legacy In City-Building

The Teperman name has been synonymous with demolition – and subsequent city-shaping – for ever a century.

"No Government Is Doing Enough": Provinces Score Badly On Housing Report Cards

The Report Card on More and Better Housing, which grades provincial and federal governments on their progress relative to the 140 policy recommendations made by the Task Force for Housing & Climate, has just been released.

"Overdue": Wasaga Beach Is Getting A $38M Makeover

The Ontario government will invest nearly $38 million to build Destination Wasaga, set to be a premier tourist destination with beaches, a revitalized downtown, and refreshed historic sites.

The New Florida? Where Canadian Snowbirds Can Consider Landing Next Year

The country's current 'elbows-up' culture has many who fly south for the winter reconsidering where they should spend their time – and their money.

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Erin Nicole Davis

Contributing Writer

​For a new generation of buyers, getting in may look different, take longer, and require more creativity than ever before.

​Windowless dens have been criticized, by everyone from architects to end users, for their lack of light, air flow, and temperature control. In short, they're a hot topic.

In a court ruling on February 9, Justice Jessica Kimmel blocked Fairweather-owned brand Les Ailes de la Mode from moving into Yorkdale’s former Hudson’s Bay Company real estate. And from a brand perspective, the decision tracks.

​Six months ago, we questioned whether it was a good time to purchase a condo in the GTA, and we tapped the region’s experts for insight. Now we're back with a winter check-in, asking: "how about now?"

It's a complex time for the market, but Canada's most successful builders aren't sitting on the sidelines right now. Here's why.

For those planning to live in their condo for the long haul — not just invest in one — today’s market could offer rare affordability and negotiating power.

The GTA commercial real estate industry united on June 19 for NAIOP Toronto's REX Awards.

“Toronto’s tower-in-the-park sites are one of the city’s greatest untapped housing resources,” says one prominent industry player.

​​The Teperman name has been synonymous with demolition – and subsequent city-shaping – for ever a century.

The Report Card on More and Better Housing, which grades provincial and federal governments on their progress relative to the 140 policy recommendations made by the Task Force for Housing & Climate, has just been released.

The Ontario government will invest nearly $38 million to build Destination Wasaga, set to be a premier tourist destination with beaches, a revitalized downtown, and refreshed historic sites.

The country's current 'elbows-up' culture ​has many who fly south for the winter reconsidering where they should spend their time – and their money.

All rights reserved SiteMedia © 2026.

For a new generation of buyers, getting in may look different, take longer, and require more creativity than ever before.

Windowless dens have been criticized, by everyone from architects to end users, for their lack of light, air flow, and temperature control. In short, they're a hot topic.

Six months ago, we questioned whether it was a good time to purchase a condo in the GTA, and we tapped the region’s experts for insight. Now we're back with a winter check-in, asking: "how about now?"

The Teperman name has been synonymous with demolition – and subsequent city-shaping – for ever a century.

The country's current 'elbows-up' culture has many who fly south for the winter reconsidering where they should spend their time – and their money.