Real Estate News

Lifetime Unveils Twin Tower Plan For Riverdale Site Near Ontario Line
Development Projects

Lifetime Unveils Twin Tower Plan For Riverdale Site Near Ontario Line

The mixed-use development would deliver over 600 condo units across a 25- and 35-storey mixed-use complex.

Policy

Vancouver To Transform Development Process With Standardized Residential Zones

​The changes proposed by the City of Vancouver would set default heights and densities for different residential zoning districts and streamline the development process.

People

Christine Boyle Named Minister Of Housing As Eby Shuffles Cabinet

Christine Boyle previously served on Vancouver City Council before being elected as an MLA in the Fall 2024 election. She replaces Ravi Kahlon.

Development Projects

How Indigenous Perspectives Shaped LANDinc's Vision For Ontario Place

LANDinc gets into the details on their Ontario Place public park revamp, sharing with STOREYS that Indigenous knowledge and perspectives guided all aspects of the design process.

Real Estate News

In Today's Competitive Market, Where A Property Is Listed (Seriously) Matters

Before the first showing is booked, and before the first offer is made, something critical has to happen: the listing needs to be found.

Development Projects

Heritage Scotiabank In Mount Dennis Could Anchor New 46-Storey Tower

Over 500 units and a commercial component have been proposed for the site at 1150 Weston Road, just minutes from the new Mount Dennis Crosstown LRT Station.

Affordable Housing

CreateTO Flexes 15 Sites To Be Rolled Out Under New ‘Toronto Builds’ Framework

The City of Toronto has expressed a desire to create a new entity known as Canada-Ontario-Toronto Builds (COT Builds), which takes a cue from the widely applauded BC Builds.

Construction

Toronto And Region Conservation Authority Facing $32M Legal Claim Over State-Of-The-Art HQ

The Toronto and Region Conservation Authority (TRCA) is facing a $32-million lawsuit from the contractor that built its acclaimed new administrative headquarters.

Construction

June Housing Starts "Surpassed Expectations," Toronto Still Weak

"Québec and the Prairie provinces have accelerated the pace of construction for single-detached homes and purpose-built rentals. By contrast, weak condo market conditions in Toronto and Vancouver have contributed to declines in overall housing starts in these regions."

Commercial

CDPQ Places Edmonton City Centre Complex Under Receivership Over $140M Debt

The Edmonton City Centre mall and office complex was acquired by LaSalle Canada Property Fund and its partners in 2019 from Oxford Properties.

Construction

BC Extends In-Stream Protection From Metro Vancouver DCCs To Two Years

​The Province is making the change to enable Metro Vancouver's eligibility for $250 million via the federal Canada Housing Infrastructure Fund.