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Finance

Newly Launched Financing Model Makes It Easier To Access Your Home Equity

The Home Equity Partners Inc. has debuted a HESA model in Canada, giving GTA homeowners the opportunity to access flexible financing by tapping into their home’s value. The best part? It doesn't involve taking on debilitating debt.

Development Projects

Minto Shifts To Purpose-Built Rental For Five-Tower Mimico Proposal

The Grand Park Village proposal has been in limbo for a decade, with Minto Communities taking it on in 2022.

Development Projects

Cromwell After More Toronto Rental With 45-Storey Leaside Station Proposal

Cromwell’s plans call for 53 replacement rentals and 473 net new rentals within a five-minute walk of the Eglinton Crosstown LRT.

Half-Acre Bluffs Listing Boasts Frank Lloyd Wright Connection (And Water Views)

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Half-Acre Bluffs Listing Boasts Frank Lloyd Wright Connection (And Water Views)

A half-acre ravine lot with water views, a Wright-lineage design, and nearly 1,500 sq. ft of outdoor space — all in Toronto. You can't blame us for swooning.

ELM And Fiera Break Ground At 270 Sheppard West

In a market where rental projects routinely spend years in rezoning, moving from purchase to shovels in under five months is the point.

Office

Trophy Office Assets Standing Out In More Ways Than One: Report

The bifurcation between trophy assets and the rest of the pack is not just seen in leasing activity, but also sales activity.

Industry

Experts On Canadian Housing: What You Missed At SiteSummit 2026

At SiteSummit 2026, three sessions dug into housing from very different angles: a market update, a materials-focused deep dive on mass timber, and a policy panel on what it'll actually take to make things move.

Beaches Beauty Sells Over Asking After 6 Days On The Market

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Beaches Beauty Sells Over Asking After 6 Days On The Market

For a 2½-storey semi with four levels of livable space, three decks, a separate basement entrance, and a short walk to Kew Park, Queen Street, and the boardwalk... the math made itself.

Toronto

What’s Open And Closed In Toronto On Canada Day 2026

As a national statutory holiday, many stores, businesses, and services will be closed in Toronto on Canada Day.

Taxes

Toronto Slashing DCs By Up To 60% As Ontario Municipalities Sit On Billions In Reserves

A report says Ontario municipalities are accumulating DCs faster than they are spending them, putting a damper on housing construction and leaving governments to rethink how growth is funded.

Real Estate News

GTA Low-Rise Sales Top 10-Year Average For Second Month

Single-family homes are having a moment. Condos, not so much.

Development Projects

Canderel Breaks Ground On Forêt Forest Hill With Five-Bank Financing In Place

The groundbreaking was held June 18, 2026, at a moment when many planned condo projects across the city are stalled.

Real Estate News

Spring Market At Last? Canadian Home Sales Jumped 5.5% In May

Activity rose across most of the country but leaned heavily on Ontario, and the national average price climbed back above $700,000 for the first time in 23 months.

Development Projects

Toronto Rail Yards Would Bring 4,000 Homes To Downtown Rail Corridor

If built as proposed, Toronto Rail Yards would generate significant economic activity: project materials estimate up to 4,600 construction jobs and approximately $1.5 billion in labour income over the course of development.

Toronto

The Home Equity Partners Inc. has debuted a HESA model in Canada, giving GTA homeowners the opportunity to access flexible financing by tapping into their home’s value. The best part? It doesn't involve taking on debilitating debt.

The Grand Park Village proposal has been in limbo for a decade, with Minto Communities taking it on in 2022.

Cromwell’s plans call for 53 replacement rentals and 473 net new rentals within a five-minute walk of the Eglinton Crosstown LRT.

​A half-acre ravine lot with water views, a Wright-lineage design, and nearly 1,500 sq. ft of outdoor space — all in Toronto. You can't blame us for swooning.

​In a market where rental projects routinely spend years in rezoning, moving from purchase to shovels in under five months is the point.

​The bifurcation between trophy assets and the rest of the pack is not just seen in leasing activity, but also sales activity.

At SiteSummit 2026, three sessions dug into housing from very different angles: a market update, a materials-focused deep dive on mass timber, and a policy panel on what it'll actually take to make things move.

​For a 2½-storey semi with four levels of livable space, three decks, a separate basement entrance, and a short walk to Kew Park, Queen Street, and the boardwalk... the math made itself.

As a national statutory holiday, many stores, businesses, and services will be closed in Toronto on Canada Day.

A report says Ontario municipalities are accumulating DCs faster than they are spending them, putting a damper on housing construction and leaving governments to rethink how growth is funded.

​Single-family homes are having a moment. Condos, not so much.

The groundbreaking was held June 18, 2026, at a moment when many planned condo projects across the city are stalled.

​Activity rose across most of the country but leaned heavily on Ontario, and the national average price climbed back above $700,000 for the first time in 23 months.

​If built as proposed, Toronto Rail Yards would generate significant economic activity: project materials estimate up to 4,600 construction jobs and approximately $1.5 billion in labour income over the course of development.

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A half-acre ravine lot with water views, a Wright-lineage design, and nearly 1,500 sq. ft of outdoor space — all in Toronto. You can't blame us for swooning.

In a market where rental projects routinely spend years in rezoning, moving from purchase to shovels in under five months is the point.

The bifurcation between trophy assets and the rest of the pack is not just seen in leasing activity, but also sales activity.

For a 2½-storey semi with four levels of livable space, three decks, a separate basement entrance, and a short walk to Kew Park, Queen Street, and the boardwalk... the math made itself.

Single-family homes are having a moment. Condos, not so much.

Activity rose across most of the country but leaned heavily on Ontario, and the national average price climbed back above $700,000 for the first time in 23 months.

If built as proposed, Toronto Rail Yards would generate significant economic activity: project materials estimate up to 4,600 construction jobs and approximately $1.5 billion in labour income over the course of development.