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Application Period Opens For Development Charge Reduction Program In Ontario

The Development Charge Reduction Program (DCRP) is part of the "Canada-Ontario Partnership to Build" announced in March, and the application deadline is June 19.

Development Projects

These Are The Invisible Decisions Driving Today's Development

For developers building at scale today, the decisions happening both above ground and below it are increasingly part of the same conversation.

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.

Mortgages

TD Introduces Agentic AI To Mortgage And HELOC Application Reviews

TD Bank says this is a first step towards "an end-to-end transformation of its Real Estate Secured Lending (RESL) operations."

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.

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.

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.

Real Estate News

Ontario's HST Rebate Is Moving (Half) The Market: BILD

Single-family sales are 21% above their 10-year average. Condo sales are 88% below.

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.

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.

Industry

40 Under 40 Expands To Include Development Professionals

STOREYS is proud to be part of a major expansion of one of Canada's most recognized industry awards programs.

Development Projects

Carlyle Looks To Sell South Phase Of Toronto Junction Project

A 35-storey tower and a 28-storey tower have been approved for 6 Lloyd Avenue in Toronto and Carlyle Communities recently listed the latter.

Mortgages

How The Strait Of Hormuz Closure Is Impacting Your Mortgage Rate

In a world that runs largely on fossil fuels, almost everything stands to be impacted by an oil shortage of this size. One seemingly unlikely victim? Mortgage rates.

Development Projects

Other (Canada)

Application Period Opens For Development Charge Reduction Program In Ontario

The Development Charge Reduction Program (DCRP) is part of the "Canada-Ontario Partnership to Build" announced in March, and the application deadline is June 19.

These Are The Invisible Decisions Driving Today's Development

For developers building at scale today, the decisions happening both above ground and below it are increasingly part of the same conversation.

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.

TD Introduces Agentic AI To Mortgage And HELOC Application Reviews

TD Bank says this is a first step towards "an end-to-end transformation of its Real Estate Secured Lending (RESL) operations."

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.

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.

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.

Ontario's HST Rebate Is Moving (Half) The Market: BILD

Single-family sales are 21% above their 10-year average. Condo sales are 88% below.

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.

'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.

40 Under 40 Expands To Include Development Professionals

STOREYS is proud to be part of a major expansion of one of Canada's most recognized industry awards programs.

Carlyle Looks To Sell South Phase Of Toronto Junction Project

A 35-storey tower and a 28-storey tower have been approved for 6 Lloyd Avenue in Toronto and Carlyle Communities recently listed the latter.

How The Strait Of Hormuz Closure Is Impacting Your Mortgage Rate

In a world that runs largely on fossil fuels, almost everything stands to be impacted by an oil shortage of this size. One seemingly unlikely victim? Mortgage rates.

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.

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​The Development Charge Reduction Program (DCRP) is part of the "Canada-Ontario Partnership to Build" announced in March, and the application deadline is June 19.

For developers building at scale today, the decisions happening both above ground and below it are increasingly part of the same conversation.

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

​TD Bank says this is a first step towards "an end-to-end transformation of its Real Estate Secured Lending (RESL) operations."

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

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

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.

​Single-family sales are 21% above their 10-year average. Condo sales are 88% below.

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.

​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.

STOREYS is proud to be part of a major expansion of one of Canada's most recognized industry awards programs.

​A 35-storey tower and a 28-storey tower have been approved for 6 Lloyd Avenue in Toronto and Carlyle Communities recently listed the latter.

In a world that runs largely on fossil fuels, almost everything stands to be impacted by an oil shortage of this size. One seemingly unlikely victim? Mortgage rates.

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

All rights reserved SiteMedia © 2026.

The Development Charge Reduction Program (DCRP) is part of the "Canada-Ontario Partnership to Build" announced in March, and the application deadline is June 19.

TD Bank says this is a first step towards "an end-to-end transformation of its Real Estate Secured Lending (RESL) operations."

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

Single-family sales are 21% above their 10-year average. Condo sales are 88% below.

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.

A 35-storey tower and a 28-storey tower have been approved for 6 Lloyd Avenue in Toronto and Carlyle Communities recently listed the latter.