Teagan Sliz, Author at STOREYS

Development Projects

49- & 53-Storey Condo Proposed Near Sheppard-Yonge Station

The mixed-use condo building would replace an office building and deliver 1,313 new residential units to North York.

Development Projects

Fiera Proposes 7-Tower Mixed-Use Development For Humber Bay

If approved, the development would contain buildings ranging from 12 to 50 storeys, replacing a low-rise retail plaza at 125 The Queensway.

Policy

'Actions Speak Louder Than Words': What Developers Expect From The Next Federal Government

Across the board, developers seem to be in agreement on one thing: regardless of which party gets elected on April 28, we will not see home construction pick up unless big changes are made to the status quo.

Renting

National Average Rent Sees 6th Straight Annual Decline In March

While national average rent fell 2.8% year over year last month, rents increased on a month-over-month basis for the first time since September 2024.

Policy

The Federal Election Housing Ballot: Liberals Vs. Conservatives

In less than a month, Canadians will elect a new prime minister. Here's how the two most viable candidates for the job plan to tackle one of the nation's most pressing issues: the housing crisis.

Construction

Toronto Continues To Have Most Cranes In North America, Well Over Double Its Closest Competitor

Business as usual: Toronto continues to outstrip other major Canadian and American cities in its number of construction cranes by a landslide.

Health + Wellness

Not-For-Profit Donates Art To Two Toronto Hospitals

The installations are being facilitated by RxART Canada, a not-for-profit whose mandate is to bring health and healing through museum-quality art installations in hospital settings.

Real Estate News

Edmonton Approves Developments Over 8 Times Faster Than Toronto. Why?

"I mean, there's two ways of looking at it, either Edmonton is really good at it, or the rest of the country has become bad at it."

Taxes

Could Poilievre’s Capital Gains Tax Break ‘Shut Young Canadians Out Of The Market’?

Proposed on Sunday, the policy aims to strengthen the Canadian economy by deferring the capital gains tax when profits are reinvested into Canadian businesses and assets.

Development Projects

4 Toronto Development Proposals On Our Radar From March

Each month brings something different, from affordable housing to multi-tower luxury condos — but here are four stand-out submissions that were on our radar in the month of March.

Teagan Sliz

Proposed Office Retrofit Would Bring 15-Storey Rental To Flemingdon Park

This one has it all: Eco-friendly, family-sized units, office conversion — you name it.

49- & 53-Storey Condo Proposed Near Sheppard-Yonge Station

The mixed-use condo building would replace an office building and deliver 1,313 new residential units to North York.

Fiera Proposes 7-Tower Mixed-Use Development For Humber Bay

If approved, the development would contain buildings ranging from 12 to 50 storeys, replacing a low-rise retail plaza at 125 The Queensway.

'Actions Speak Louder Than Words': What Developers Expect From The Next Federal Government

Across the board, developers seem to be in agreement on one thing: regardless of which party gets elected on April 28, we will not see home construction pick up unless big changes are made to the status quo.

National Average Rent Sees 6th Straight Annual Decline In March

While national average rent fell 2.8% year over year last month, rents increased on a month-over-month basis for the first time since September 2024.

The Federal Election Housing Ballot: Liberals Vs. Conservatives

In less than a month, Canadians will elect a new prime minister. Here's how the two most viable candidates for the job plan to tackle one of the nation's most pressing issues: the housing crisis.

Toronto Continues To Have Most Cranes In North America, Well Over Double Its Closest Competitor

Business as usual: Toronto continues to outstrip other major Canadian and American cities in its number of construction cranes by a landslide.

Not-For-Profit Donates Art To Two Toronto Hospitals

The installations are being facilitated by RxART Canada, a not-for-profit whose mandate is to bring health and healing through museum-quality art installations in hospital settings.

Edmonton Approves Developments Over 8 Times Faster Than Toronto. Why?

"I mean, there's two ways of looking at it, either Edmonton is really good at it, or the rest of the country has become bad at it."

Could Poilievre’s Capital Gains Tax Break ‘Shut Young Canadians Out Of The Market’?

Proposed on Sunday, the policy aims to strengthen the Canadian economy by deferring the capital gains tax when profits are reinvested into Canadian businesses and assets.

4 Toronto Development Proposals On Our Radar From March

Each month brings something different, from affordable housing to multi-tower luxury condos — but here are four stand-out submissions that were on our radar in the month of March.

Ontario Real Estate And Development Industry Hires And Promotions: March 2025

Starlight, Dream, and Colliers were a few of the companies that welcomed new faces over the last 30 days.

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Teagan Sliz

This one has it all: Eco-friendly, family-sized units, office conversion — you name it.

The mixed-use condo building would replace an office building and deliver 1,313 new residential units to North York.

If approved, the development would contain buildings ranging from 12 to 50 storeys, replacing a low-rise retail plaza at 125 The Queensway.​

Across the board, developers seem to be in agreement on one thing: regardless of which party gets elected on April 28, we will not see home construction pick up unless big changes are made to the status quo.

While national average rent fell 2.8% year over year last month, rents increased on a month-over-month basis for the first time since September 2024.

In less than a month, Canadians will elect a new prime minister. Here's how the two most viable candidates for the job plan to tackle one of the nation's most pressing issues: the housing crisis.

Business as usual: Toronto continues to outstrip other major Canadian and American cities in its number of construction cranes by a landslide.

The installations are being facilitated by RxART Canada, a not-for-profit whose mandate is to bring health and healing through museum-quality art installations in hospital settings.

"I mean, there's two ways of looking at it, either Edmonton is really good at it, or the rest of the country has become bad at it."

Proposed on Sunday, the policy aims to strengthen the Canadian economy by deferring the capital gains tax when profits are reinvested into Canadian businesses and assets.

Each month brings something different, from affordable housing to multi-tower luxury condos — but here are four stand-out submissions that were on our radar in the month of March.

Starlight, Dream, and Colliers were a few of the companies that welcomed new faces over the last 30 days.

2025 © STOREYS Publishing Inc. | All Rights Reserved

If approved, the development would contain buildings ranging from 12 to 50 storeys, replacing a low-rise retail plaza at 125 The Queensway.