Toronto

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

One Way to Make Toronto Condos More Livable: Let Buyers Make Them Bigger

It’s not unusual for pre-con buyers to be able to pick their finishings and fixtures, but purchasers at One Ten Avenue Road are also getting a say in size and layout.

Renting

Award-Winning Flemingdon Park Office-Turned-Rental Makes A Case For Conversions

While office-to-residential conversions haven’t taken off the way it once seemed they would, e-lofts serves as a rare example that, when physical design and financial logistics align, commercial spaces can be given new life.

Real Estate News

GTA High-Rise Sales Sink To A September Record Low

Meanwhile, six months into the HST rebate program, new low-rise sales keep beating the 10-year average.

Toronto

How Olivia Chow And Brad Bradford Plan To Address Toronto’s Housing Woes

Toronto’s top mayoral candidates — Incumbent Mayor Olivia Chow, and former urban planner and City Councillor Brad Bradford — both say they can put a good dent in Toronto’s housing and affordability woes, but they differ on how to pull it off.

Listed Commercial

KingSett Capital Lists Two King Street East Office Towers In Downtown Toronto

RBC Capital Markets Realty recently listed 8 and 18 King Street East in Toronto, on behalf of KingSett Real Estate Growth LP No. 6.

Breaking Charts

Two Thirds Of GTA Condos Sold For Less Than $600K In September

"For buyers trying to work out whether ownership is within reach, those transactions offer a more useful starting point than the GTA's $1,006,409 average price across all housing types."

Real Estate News

Toronto Rolls Out Free Pre-Approved Plans For Fourplexes, Sixplexes

LGA Architectural Partners won the City's RFP to design the plans, with accessibility, climate resilience, cost, and ease of construction among the stated priorities.

Urban Living

“A Year-Long Project”: Behind The Scenes Of Nuit Blanche’s 20th Anniversary

STOREYS spoke with City of Toronto Programming Supervisor Johnson Ngo about the year-long process behind Toronto’s all-night celebration of contemporary art.

Real Estate News

Small-Scale Infill Is (Finally) Showing Up In Toronto’s Housing Data

Smaller infill projects — accessory dwelling units and buildings with two to eight units — accounted for 6.45% of Toronto's total housing starts last year, up more than tenfold from 2023.

Toronto

What Does 'Luxury' Actually Mean In Toronto Real Estate Today?

"The demographic profile is shifting to the end user," says Neil Vohrah, president of High-Rise, North America at Great Gulf. "And end users demand more."

Condos

Toronto Started Just 156 New Condo Units In First Half Of 2026: CMHC

​The city needs 50% more housing starts a year to restore affordability over the next decade, and CMHC's new national report shows ownership construction stalling in Vancouver, too.

Sold

Forest Hill South $23.5M Sale Is Toronto's Priciest In Nearly 5 Years

​Selling after garnering three competing offers, 211 Dunvegan Road is the highest-value sale in the neighbourhood’s history, and the most expensive in Toronto in nearly five years.