Erin Nicole Davis
Erin Nicole Davis is a born and raised Toronto writer with a passion for the city and its urban affairs and culture.
Contributing Writer
Development Projects
10 Exciting GTA Developments Set To Complete In 2025
CIBC Square II and Limberlost Place are amongst the striking GTA development projects that are set to be completed this year.
Policy
TRESA Is Changing Ontario's Real Estate Game, One Rule At A Time
TRESA began its initial roll-out in 2020, replacing the Real Estate and Business Brokers Act.
Policy
STOREYS’ Policy Of The Year: Development Charges
Development fees and taxes were the talk of the Canadian construction community in 2024.
Industry
Royal LePage COO Karen Yolevski On Her Move To Join Carson Dunlop As CEO
Karen Yolevski will assume the role of CEO at Carson Dunlop Home Inspections come January.
Industry
STOREYS' Trend Of The Year: The Pivot To Purpose-Built Rentals
Over the last twelve months, many industry professionals have shifted their focus from the embattled condo market to creating more purpose-built rentals.
Real Estate News
Housing Minister Sean Fraser To Leave Cabinet, Won't Seek Re-Election
Sean Fraser made the official announcement this morning at a press conference.
Policy
We Already Know Ontario Will Likely Miss Its 2031 Housing Goal. So Now What?
Unless things change drastically, Ontario's housing target of building at least 1.5 million new homes by 2031 simply won’t happen.
Development Projects
New Student Competition Offering $100K To Design 624-Acre Greenbelt Property
Canadian real estate company Longridge Partners is turning to the next generation for insight as it offers up $100,000 in prize money for students who put together the winning plans for its 624-acre greenbelt property.
Muskoka
Muskoka's Short-Term Rentals Will Now Require A Licence To Operate
If you have a rental cottage in Muskoka, you’ll soon need a licence to legally operate it.
Urban Living
New Play 'The Bidding War' Parodies Toronto's Real Estate Market
Crow’s Theatre presents “The Bidding War” tomorrow through December 15. And yes, it's a dark comedy.
Development Projects
“A Place Of Its Place”: Beltline Yards Development Is Equal Parts Ambitious And Transformative
The beloved Beltline trail is the "spine of the development" and could connect the city like never before. “We’re really trying to bend the right rules in terms of how we masterplan, taking cues from other countries and creating a real destination and neighbourhood, even for tourists and architecture nerds.”
Policy
Toronto's Busiest Streets Could See More Mid-Rise Buildings
Toronto could soon choose to introduce as-of-right zoning for mid-rise buildings on all official avenues.
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