Teagan Sliz
Teagan has covered Toronto, GTA, and Ontario cottage country real estate. Before coming to STOREYS as a staff writer, she was a freelance writer for Toronto Life and Cottage Life.
Real Estate News
Toronto Releases Free Pre-Approved Garden, Laneway Suite Plans
In combination with self-service submissions and an expanded engineers seal program, the move is meant to crunch timelines and get more missing middle housing built across the city.
Real Estate News
GTA Active Listings Hit Another High, With 31,600 Units On The Market
Active listings only grew over the course of June as tariff-related economic uncertainty continued to win out over improved affordability.
Development Projects
6 Major Toronto Development Proposals From June
Each month brings something different, from affordable housing to multi-tower luxury condos — but here are six stand-out submissions that were on our radar in the month of June.
People
Ontario Real Estate And Development Industry Moves and Hires: June 2025
Notable moves included Zachary Vaughan being appointed CEO of Northwest Healthcare Properties REIT and Wallace Wong being named CFO of Bridgemarq Real Estate Services.
Listed Commercial
JLL Lists Yonge & Steeles Site In Vaughan With 4 Towers Planned
On offer is full or partial interest in an ambitious development project slated for the nearly five-acre site.
Toronto
What’s Open And Closed In Toronto On Canada Day 2025
As a national statutory holiday, many stores, businesses, and services will be closed in Toronto on Canada Day.
Development Projects
New Woodbine GO Will Anchor 684-Acre Rexdale Community
A city within a city is a good way to frame the vision for this massive development project planned for the largest undeveloped parcel of land remaining in the City of Toronto.
Policy
Peel Region Votes To Lower Development Charges By 50%
In an effort to spur housing development and make homes in Caledon, Brampton, and Mississauga more affordable.
Policy
Toronto Shies Away From City-Wide Sixplexes, Dilutes Allowances
The move is a significant dilution of the originally recommended city-wide legalization and puts in jeopardy $471 million in federal funding through the Housing Accelerator Fund.
Real Estate News
Structurally Sound, Sentimentally Weak: A Toronto Housing Market Summer Outlook
"Structurally, we're in great shape. The challenge, of course, is that this is more than a financial or a structural decision. It's also an emotional one, and, emotionally, people are feeling the stress of flip flopping American trade messaging.”
Development Projects
New Renderings Of Ontario Place Redevelopment Released
Once complete, Ontario Place will be one of the largest public parks in downtown Toronto and is expected to welcome more than six million visitors each year.
Construction
May GTA New Home Sales Extend "Worst Downturn" On Record
Last month marked the eighth consecutive month of record-low new home sales in the region as construction and housing costs remain untenable.
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