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Affordable Housing

3 Takeaways From The Housing Development Office’s First Annual Report

Toronto's Housing Development Office was launched in 2025 to create a “singular focus” for all of the City’s public development efforts.

Development Projects

Cromwell Proposes 75-Storey Rental Amid Yonge And Isabella High-Rise Boom

There are dozens of projects in various stages of entitlement in the area, and the majority are over 60 storeys.

Real Estate News

'There's Nothing To Wait For Anymore': What's Driving Toronto's Summer Market

From struggling micro-condos to red-hot semis under $2M, here's how the city's housing segments are looking as we (slowly) move into the warmer months.

Surrey

Surrey Approves DCC Reductions, Planning New ACC Program

The DCC rates were approved by Council and now need to be approved by the Province, while the new ACC program still needs Council approval.

Stronger Protection Has Arrived For New Home Buyers In Ontario. Here’s How

Here's what industry insiders should know about recent changes to Ontario's new home warranty program — and how you can play a role.

Real Estate News

Rennie President Greg Zayadi On 'The Agency' Partnership

The partnership with The Agency "creates a global connection" for Rennie, President Greg Zayadi tells STOREYS.

Development Projects

Wesgroup Revises Civic District Master Plan Project In Surrey To 1,900 Units

Wesgroup's Civic District project at 10355 King George Boulevard in Surrey is set to include 1,900 new homes across four towers between 40 and 50 storeys.

Development Projects

Altree Adds Second 43-Storey Tower To Weston Village Proposal

The proposed “east” tower mirrors the built-form and materiality of a 43-storey “west” tower approved for the site in July 2025.

Affordable Housing

Buy Now, Pay Later Down Payment Lands In Downtown Hamilton

The buy now, pay later model — increasingly popularized by platforms like Afterpay and Klarna — offers an alternative way for consumers to afford large purchases. But there can be drawbacks.

Real Estate News

GTA Home Sales Rose, New Listings Shrunk In April: TRREB

"If market conditions continue to tighten and home prices level off, this could be a signal to intending homebuyers who remain on the sidelines," said TRREB President Daniel Steinfeld.

Development Projects

Cressey Advances Burquitlam Condo Tower And Rental Build After 2024, 2025 Fires

Cressey Development first submitted an application for 727 North Road in 2023. The existing rental building was made uninhabitable by a fire in 2024, and caught fire again in 2025.

Development Projects

Stafford And Deveraux Group To Bring 159 Rentals To The Annex

914 Bathurst is the first of what the partners describe as a robust pipeline of purpose-built rental communities in key urban locations across the GTA.

Development Projects

StreetSide Proposing 35-Storey Condo Tower, 6-Storey Rental In Burquitlam

The 400-unit project is set for 602, 606, 610 Tyndall Street and 605, 611, 615 Claremont Street in Coquitlam, and consists of 339 strata units and 61 rental units.

Cities

3 Takeaways From The Housing Development Office’s First Annual Report

Toronto's Housing Development Office was launched in 2025 to create a “singular focus” for all of the City’s public development efforts.

Cromwell Proposes 75-Storey Rental Amid Yonge And Isabella High-Rise Boom

There are dozens of projects in various stages of entitlement in the area, and the majority are over 60 storeys.

'There's Nothing To Wait For Anymore': What's Driving Toronto's Summer Market

From struggling micro-condos to red-hot semis under $2M, here's how the city's housing segments are looking as we (slowly) move into the warmer months.

Surrey Approves DCC Reductions, Planning New ACC Program

The DCC rates were approved by Council and now need to be approved by the Province, while the new ACC program still needs Council approval.

Stronger Protection Has Arrived For New Home Buyers In Ontario. Here’s How

Here's what industry insiders should know about recent changes to Ontario's new home warranty program — and how you can play a role.

Rennie President Greg Zayadi On 'The Agency' Partnership

The partnership with The Agency "creates a global connection" for Rennie, President Greg Zayadi tells STOREYS.

Wesgroup Revises Civic District Master Plan Project In Surrey To 1,900 Units

Wesgroup's Civic District project at 10355 King George Boulevard in Surrey is set to include 1,900 new homes across four towers between 40 and 50 storeys.

Altree Adds Second 43-Storey Tower To Weston Village Proposal

The proposed “east” tower mirrors the built-form and materiality of a 43-storey “west” tower approved for the site in July 2025.

Buy Now, Pay Later Down Payment Lands In Downtown Hamilton

The buy now, pay later model — increasingly popularized by platforms like Afterpay and Klarna — offers an alternative way for consumers to afford large purchases. But there can be drawbacks.

GTA Home Sales Rose, New Listings Shrunk In April: TRREB

"If market conditions continue to tighten and home prices level off, this could be a signal to intending homebuyers who remain on the sidelines," said TRREB President Daniel Steinfeld.

Cressey Advances Burquitlam Condo Tower And Rental Build After 2024, 2025 Fires

Cressey Development first submitted an application for 727 North Road in 2023. The existing rental building was made uninhabitable by a fire in 2024, and caught fire again in 2025.

Stafford And Deveraux Group To Bring 159 Rentals To The Annex

914 Bathurst is the first of what the partners describe as a robust pipeline of purpose-built rental communities in key urban locations across the GTA.

StreetSide Proposing 35-Storey Condo Tower, 6-Storey Rental In Burquitlam

The 400-unit project is set for 602, 606, 610 Tyndall Street and 605, 611, 615 Claremont Street in Coquitlam, and consists of 339 strata units and 61 rental units.

Pinnacle Ups Lougheed Towers To 77 Storeys And 87 Storeys, Swaps Office For Hotel

The towers being proposed by Pinnacle International are set to be two of the tallest in British Columbia.

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Cities

Toronto's Housing Development Office was launched in 2025 to create a “singular focus” for all of the City’s public development efforts.

​There are dozens of projects in various stages of entitlement in the area, and the majority are over 60 storeys.

​From struggling micro-condos to red-hot semis under $2M, here's how the city's housing segments are looking as we (slowly) move into the warmer months.

​The DCC rates were approved by Council and now need to be approved by the Province, while the new ACC program still needs Council approval.

Here's what industry insiders should know about recent changes to Ontario's new home warranty program — and how you can play a role.

​The partnership with The Agency "creates a global connection" for Rennie, President Greg Zayadi tells STOREYS.

​Wesgroup's Civic District project at 10355 King George Boulevard in Surrey is set to include 1,900 new homes across four towers between 40 and 50 storeys.

The proposed “east” tower mirrors the built-form and materiality of a 43-storey “west” tower approved for the site in July 2025.

​The buy now, pay later model — increasingly popularized by platforms like Afterpay and Klarna — offers an alternative way for consumers to afford large purchases. But there can be drawbacks.

"If market conditions continue to tighten and home prices level off, this could be a signal to intending homebuyers who remain on the sidelines," said TRREB President Daniel Steinfeld.

​Cressey Development first submitted an application for 727 North Road in 2023. The existing rental building was made uninhabitable by a fire in 2024, and caught fire again in 2025.

​914 Bathurst is the first of what the partners describe as a robust pipeline of purpose-built rental communities in key urban locations across the GTA.

​The 400-unit project is set for 602, 606, 610 Tyndall Street and 605, 611, 615 Claremont Street in Coquitlam, and consists of 339 strata units and 61 rental units.

​The towers being proposed by Pinnacle International are set to be two of the tallest in British Columbia.

All rights reserved SiteMedia © 2026.

There are dozens of projects in various stages of entitlement in the area, and the majority are over 60 storeys.

From struggling micro-condos to red-hot semis under $2M, here's how the city's housing segments are looking as we (slowly) move into the warmer months.

The DCC rates were approved by Council and now need to be approved by the Province, while the new ACC program still needs Council approval.

The partnership with The Agency "creates a global connection" for Rennie, President Greg Zayadi tells STOREYS.

Wesgroup's Civic District project at 10355 King George Boulevard in Surrey is set to include 1,900 new homes across four towers between 40 and 50 storeys.

The buy now, pay later model — increasingly popularized by platforms like Afterpay and Klarna — offers an alternative way for consumers to afford large purchases. But there can be drawbacks.

Cressey Development first submitted an application for 727 North Road in 2023. The existing rental building was made uninhabitable by a fire in 2024, and caught fire again in 2025.

914 Bathurst is the first of what the partners describe as a robust pipeline of purpose-built rental communities in key urban locations across the GTA.

The 400-unit project is set for 602, 606, 610 Tyndall Street and 605, 611, 615 Claremont Street in Coquitlam, and consists of 339 strata units and 61 rental units.

The towers being proposed by Pinnacle International are set to be two of the tallest in British Columbia.