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4 Major Toronto Development Proposals From June
Development Projects

4 Major Toronto Development Proposals From June

Each month brings something different, from affordable housing to multi-tower luxury condos — but here are four stand-out submissions that were on our radar in the month of June.

Industry

Stronger Protection Is Coming For New Home Buyers In Ontario. Here’s How

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

People

Ontario Real Estate And Development Industry Moves and Hires: June 2025

Notable moves included Zachary Vaughan being appointed CEO of Northwest Healthcare Properties REIT and Wallace Wong being named CFO of Bridgemarq Real Estate Services.

Breaking Charts

The GTHA Is Pricing Out Its Workforce (And Risking Its Future)

From Mississauga to Scarborough, Hamilton to downtown Toronto, the very people who keep our cities functioning are being priced out of them.

Development Projects

Plans Filed For 40- And 45-Storey Residential, Film Studio In Toronto’s Port Lands

Plans from Tepfam Holdings are in keeping with the ongoing efforts to turn the Port Lands neighbourhood of Toronto into a buzzing community and housing hub.

Development Projects

Reserve, Westdale Properties Propose 61 Storeys In Mount Pleasant

Plans from Reserve and Westdale represent the third submission for the site since 2017, and the largest to date, with almost 900 new residential units proposed.

Development Projects

New Woodbine GO Will Anchor 684-Acre Rexdale Community

A city within a city is a good way to frame the vision for this massive development project planned for the largest undeveloped parcel of land remaining in the City of Toronto.

Policy

Peel Region Votes To Lower Development Charges By 50%

​In an effort to spur housing development and make homes in Caledon, Brampton, and Mississauga more affordable.

Policy

Toronto Shies Away From City-Wide Sixplexes, Dilutes Allowances

The move is a significant dilution of the originally recommended city-wide legalization and puts in jeopardy $471 million in federal funding through the Housing Accelerator Fund.

Real Estate News

Structurally Sound, Sentimentally Weak: A Toronto Housing Market Summer Outlook

"Structurally, we're in great shape. The challenge, of course, is that this is more than a financial or a structural decision. It's also an emotional one, and, emotionally, people are feeling the stress of flip flopping American trade messaging.”

Industry

"Weathering The Storm": Key Learnings From Insolvency Insider's Distressed Real Estate Conference 2025

There was plenty to unpack at this year’s conference, which featured 13 panelists — professionals in restructuring, commercial real estate, development, legal, and lending.