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Policy
City Of Vancouver Introduces New Hotel Development Policy
Vancouver has a shortage of 10,000 hotel rooms according to Destination Vancouver and the City is looking to address that shortage with policy changes.
Apr 11, 2025
Development Projects
Proposed Office Retrofit Would Bring 15-Storey Rental To Flemingdon Park
This one has it all: Eco-friendly, family-sized units, office conversion — you name it.
Development Projects
VHDO Planning 27-Storey Social Housing Tower On City-Owned Granville Loops Site
The social housing tower at 1395 Rolston Street is part of the larger Granville Loops redevelopment at the eastern end of Granville Bridge in Vancouver.
Development Projects
49- & 53-Storey Condo Proposed Near Sheppard-Yonge Station
The mixed-use condo building would replace an office building and deliver 1,313 new residential units to North York.
This $5.2M Lake Simcoe Retreat Is The Ultimate Four-Season Escape
Situated just an hour from Toronto on a quiet private road in Innisfil, this spectacular custom-built home offers more than a retreat: it delivers an immersive escape.
Development Projects
Victoria Evergreen Terrace Redevelopment By BC Housing To Include 900 Units
The existing Evergreen Terrace housing development sits on a 7.81-acre site along Blanshard Street between Bay Street and Hillside Avenue in Victoria.
Development Projects
Fiera Proposes 7-Tower Mixed-Use Development For Humber Bay
If approved, the development would contain buildings ranging from 12 to 50 storeys, replacing a low-rise retail plaza at 125 The Queensway.
Policy
'Actions Speak Louder Than Words': What Developers Expect From The Next Federal Government
Across the board, developers seem to be in agreement on one thing: regardless of which party gets elected on April 28, we will not see home construction pick up unless big changes are made to the status quo.
Development Projects
St. Lawrence Market North Contractor Suing City Of Toronto For $83M
As the City of Toronto prepares for the official opening of its long-awaited St. Lawrence Market North building, the contractor in charge of the project has launched a lawsuit against the municipality.
Real Estate News
In A Slow Market, What Does It Take For A House To Sell Over Asking?
Certain price-points, home types, and neighbourhoods are selling better than others, Toronto-area agents say.
Development Projects
Tridel Finalizes Contract To Construct The One, Completion Expected In 2028
Following court approval of the contract, the receivership proceedings for The One will shift to CCAA creditor protection proceedings.
Renting
National Average Rent Sees 6th Straight Annual Decline In March
While national average rent fell 2.8% year over year last month, rents increased on a month-over-month basis for the first time since September 2024.
Real Estate News
‘People Are Paralyzed’: The GTA Just Had Its Slowest March For Home Sales Since The '90s
The Toronto area's spring housing market is not off to a strong start, but there are sales and even multiple offers to speak of for the “right product” at the right price.
Policy
The Federal Election Housing Ballot: Liberals Vs. Conservatives
In less than a month, Canadians will elect a new prime minister. Here's how the two most viable candidates for the job plan to tackle one of the nation's most pressing issues: the housing crisis.
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