Zoe Demarco

Zoe Demarco is a Staff Writer at STOREYS and was formerly the Urbanized Editor at Daily Hive. Born and raised in Toronto, she has a passion for the city's ever-changing urban landscape.

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TRENDING: The Nicknames 8 Iconic (And Infamous) Toronto Buildings Deserve

Zoe Demarco

Staff Writer

Housing Affordability Improved In Q2, But Declines Expected

"Short of a housing crash that would destroy property values or an unexpected about-face in monetary policy, any progress in restoring housing affordability is likely to be slow."

Ontario Introduces Legislation To Change The Definition Of Affordable Housing

The updated definition would take income and local market factors into account, and such homes would be exempt from development-related charges.

A List Of Major Developments That Started And Finished Since Eglinton Crosstown Construction Began

In the 12 years since construction began on the Eglinton Crosstown LRT, a myriad of major developments have begun and completed construction across Toronto.

One-Fifth Of Homeowners Worry "All The Time" About Affording Their Mortgage At Renewal

Interest rates have risen from 0.25% to 5% in 18 months, inducing anxiety in homeowners with looming mortgage renewals.

Feds Unlocking $20B In Low-Cost Financing For Construction Of Rental Apartments

The measure will help to build up to 30,000 more rental apartments per year across Canada.

Price-Fixing Class Action Against TRREB, CREA, And Toronto Brokerages Moving Ahead

The proposed class action seeks to represent every person who has sold a residential property through the Toronto MLS system since March 11, 2010.

Ontario Proposes New Fee To Fund GO Stations, Spur Development

Dubbed the Station Contribution Fee, the tool would allow municipalities to fund the design and construction of new GO Transit stations.

How Canadian Home Prices Have Changed Over The Last Five Years

Between rising interest rates and insufficient inventory, affordability in the Canadian real estate market has taken a serious hit since 2018.

Toronto's Housing Bubble Risk Subsides, But Market Remains Overvalued

Rising interest rates and soaring inflation have helped to quell Toronto’s risk of a housing bubble, but the city’s real estate market remains woefully overvalued.

Engel & Völkers Opens First Brokerage In Downtown Toronto

Engel & Völkers Toronto City promises to help buyers and sellers alike navigate the city's complex real estate market.

5 Notable Condo Launches Coming To The GTA

From Pickering to Mississauga, Yorkville to York Mills, here are five condos launching soon 2023 that buyers should be paying attention to.

Ontario Post-Secondary Grads Are Delaying Homeownership Due To Student Loan Debt: Poll

The majority of Ontario grads believe that their student debt will make it "much harder" for them to save for a home, a new survey has found.

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Zoe Demarco

Staff Writer

"Short of a housing crash that would destroy property values or an unexpected about-face in monetary policy, any progress in restoring housing affordability is likely to be slow."

​The updated definition would take income and local market factors into account, and such homes would be exempt from development-related charges.

In the 12 years since construction began on the Eglinton Crosstown LRT, a myriad of major developments have begun and completed construction across Toronto.

Interest rates have risen from 0.25% to 5% in 18 months, inducing anxiety in homeowners with looming mortgage renewals.

The measure will help to build up to 30,000 more rental apartments per year across Canada.

The proposed class action seeks to represent every person who has sold a residential property through the Toronto MLS system since March 11, 2010.

Dubbed the Station Contribution Fee, the tool would allow municipalities to fund the design and construction of new GO Transit stations.

Between rising interest rates and insufficient inventory, affordability in the Canadian real estate market has taken a serious hit since 2018.

Rising interest rates and soaring inflation have helped to quell Toronto’s risk of a housing bubble, but the city’s real estate market remains woefully overvalued.

Engel & Völkers Toronto City promises to help buyers and sellers alike navigate the city's complex real estate market.

From Pickering to Mississauga, Yorkville to York Mills, here are five condos launching soon 2023 that buyers should be paying attention to.

The majority of Ontario grads believe that their student debt will make it "much harder" for them to save for a home, a new survey has found.

2023 © STOREYS Publishing Inc. | All Rights Reserved

The updated definition would take income and local market factors into account, and such homes would be exempt from development-related charges.