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Toronto Restaurant Real Estate Putting A Squeeze On Owners

With today’s climate of sky-high interest rates, pricey lease costs and lingering pandemic recovery, being a Toronto bar or restaurant owner isn’t for the financially faint of heart.

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For Buyers Who Can Afford It, The GTA Real Estate Market Is ‘On Fire’

“Demand is high, but few buyers can afford Toronto real estate. Those who can buy are buying quickly, and paying above the seller’s asking price.”

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The Nicknames 8 Iconic (And Infamous) Toronto Buildings Deserve

Buildings in major cities all around the world have nicknames, from London's Big Ben to Beijing's Bird's Nest, so why doesn't Toronto? Here are a few suggestions for building nicknames from the notorious ICE Condos to UofT's Robarts Library.

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Dream Unlimited Plans 5K Purpose-Built Rentals As Feds Drop GST

“What this legislation unlocks is our ability to get shovels into the ground quickly at a time when it’s never been more critical to build new homes.”

Expert: Interest Rates Are Putting The Brakes On Buying

"We aren't quite out of the woods when it comes to further rate hikes, as frustrating as that may be."

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STOREYS' Toronto Real Estate Fall Preview

Looking ahead to the projected trends, policy developments, and pre-sale launches set to define the Toronto area’s real estate market going into the fall.

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Toronto Housing Secretariat Says 15,000 Affordable Homes “Stuck” In Development Pipeline

A new report calls on the provincial and federal governments to supply over $15B in funding to get these housing projects off the ground.

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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.

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GTA New Home Sales Slump To Near-Record Low For August

With just over 700 new home sales recorded in the GTA last month, it was the second-slowest August on record.

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Toronto Committee Of Adjustment Delays Add Up To $58K To Renos, Infills: Study

On average, decision timelines for Committee of Adjustment applications ran 95 days, which the study notes is 65 days longer than the 30-day standard required by the Province of Ontario's Planning Act and 32 days longer than the 63-day target set by the City.

A Futuristic Architectural Gem Hits The Market In Trinity Bellwoods

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A Futuristic Architectural Gem Hits The Market In Trinity Bellwoods

Located at 44 Foxley Street in Toronto's Trinity Bellwoods neighbourhood, the $5.6M semi-detached home embodies cutting-edge architecture.

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Mattamy Names Niall Haggart President Of GTA Urban Division

Haggart steps into the role with more than three decades of urban real estate development experience, including 25 years spent in executive management for The Daniels Corporation.

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Average Monthly Rent In Canada Just Hit A New Record-High, Surpassing $2,100

On a local level, however, Canada's priciest cities — Toronto and Vancouver — both posted “below average” annual rent increases in August.

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

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Toronto Restaurant Real Estate Putting A Squeeze On Owners

With today’s climate of sky-high interest rates, pricey lease costs and lingering pandemic recovery, being a Toronto bar or restaurant owner isn’t for the financially faint of heart.

For Buyers Who Can Afford It, The GTA Real Estate Market Is ‘On Fire’

“Demand is high, but few buyers can afford Toronto real estate. Those who can buy are buying quickly, and paying above the seller’s asking price.”

The Nicknames 8 Iconic (And Infamous) Toronto Buildings Deserve

Buildings in major cities all around the world have nicknames, from London's Big Ben to Beijing's Bird's Nest, so why doesn't Toronto? Here are a few suggestions for building nicknames from the notorious ICE Condos to UofT's Robarts Library.

Dream Unlimited Plans 5K Purpose-Built Rentals As Feds Drop GST

“What this legislation unlocks is our ability to get shovels into the ground quickly at a time when it’s never been more critical to build new homes.”

Expert: Interest Rates Are Putting The Brakes On Buying

"We aren't quite out of the woods when it comes to further rate hikes, as frustrating as that may be."

STOREYS' Toronto Real Estate Fall Preview

Looking ahead to the projected trends, policy developments, and pre-sale launches set to define the Toronto area’s real estate market going into the fall.

Toronto Housing Secretariat Says 15,000 Affordable Homes “Stuck” In Development Pipeline

A new report calls on the provincial and federal governments to supply over $15B in funding to get these housing projects off the ground.

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.

GTA New Home Sales Slump To Near-Record Low For August

With just over 700 new home sales recorded in the GTA last month, it was the second-slowest August on record.

Toronto Committee Of Adjustment Delays Add Up To $58K To Renos, Infills: Study

On average, decision timelines for Committee of Adjustment applications ran 95 days, which the study notes is 65 days longer than the 30-day standard required by the Province of Ontario's Planning Act and 32 days longer than the 63-day target set by the City.

A Futuristic Architectural Gem Hits The Market In Trinity Bellwoods

Located at 44 Foxley Street in Toronto's Trinity Bellwoods neighbourhood, the $5.6M semi-detached home embodies cutting-edge architecture.

Mattamy Names Niall Haggart President Of GTA Urban Division

Haggart steps into the role with more than three decades of urban real estate development experience, including 25 years spent in executive management for The Daniels Corporation.

Average Monthly Rent In Canada Just Hit A New Record-High, Surpassing $2,100

On a local level, however, Canada's priciest cities — Toronto and Vancouver — both posted “below average” annual rent increases in August.

RBC Forecasts ‘Stagnant’ Fall For Toronto, Vancouver Real Estate

RBC’s Robert Hogue cautions that broad market recovery will hinge on interest rates coming down in 2024.

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With today’s climate of sky-high interest rates, pricey lease costs and lingering pandemic recovery, being a Toronto bar or restaurant owner isn’t for the financially faint of heart.

“Demand is high, but few buyers can afford Toronto real estate. Those who can buy are buying quickly, and paying above the seller’s asking price.”

Buildings in major cities all around the world have nicknames, from London's Big Ben to Beijing's Bird's Nest, so why doesn't Toronto? Here are a few suggestions for building nicknames from the notorious ICE Condos to UofT's Robarts Library.

“What this legislation unlocks is our ability to get shovels into the ground quickly at a time when it’s never been more critical to build new homes.”

"We aren't quite out of the woods when it comes to further rate hikes, as frustrating as that may be."

Looking ahead to the projected trends, policy developments, and pre-sale launches set to define the Toronto area’s real estate market going into the fall.

A new report calls on the provincial and federal governments to supply over $15B in funding to get these housing projects off the ground.

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.

With just over 700 new home sales recorded in the GTA last month, it was the second-slowest August on record.

On average, decision timelines for Committee of Adjustment applications ran 95 days, which the study notes is 65 days longer than the 30-day standard required by the ​Province of Ontario's Planning Act and 32 days longer than the 63-day target set by the City.

Located at 44 Foxley Street in Toronto's Trinity Bellwoods neighbourhood, the $5.6M semi-detached home embodies cutting-edge architecture.

Haggart steps into the role with more than three decades of urban real estate development experience, including 25 years spent in executive management for The Daniels Corporation.

On a local level, however, Canada's priciest cities — Toronto and Vancouver — both posted “below average” annual rent increases in August.

RBC’s Robert Hogue cautions that broad market recovery will hinge on interest rates coming down in 2024.

2023 © STOREYS Publishing Inc. | All Rights Reserved

On average, decision timelines for Committee of Adjustment applications ran 95 days, which the study notes is 65 days longer than the 30-day standard required by the Province of Ontario's Planning Act and 32 days longer than the 63-day target set by the City.