Affordable Housing

Teresa Goldstein Talks National Housing Council And The “Fascinating Conversation” Of City Building
Industry

Teresa Goldstein Talks National Housing Council And The “Fascinating Conversation” Of City Building

There’s a lot of pessimism surrounding housing in Canada, but Goldstein speaks on the topic with an undertone of hopefulness and positivity. “The fact that we are having these conversations, I think, is so exciting,” she says.

Industry

Ana Bailão On Affordable Housing Strategies For Toronto

Amid the housing crisis, access to affordable housing in Toronto continues to be a central issue for many Torontonians as governments, non-profits, and the private sector work to realize effective housing solutions. But there is still much to be done.

Real Estate News

On National Housing Day, A Look Back At The Initiatives That Defined The Past Year

Defined as “a day dedicated to raising awareness about housing and homelessness,” National Housing Day 2024 is a good time to reflect on the fact that importance is being put on restoring housing affordability and stability for Canadians — an indisputably tall order.

Development Projects

Kilmer, Tricon To Partner On Toronto Coach Terminal Revamp

Kilmer Group and Tricon Residential (Kilmer-Tricon) have been announced by the City and CreateTO as the preferred proponents for the redevelopment of the terminal into a mixed-income, mixed-use development.

Development Projects

Ambitious 75-Acre Downsview West District To Deliver 8,800 New Homes

The massive project would include 20% affordable units, "enabling one of the largest yields of new affordable homes in a single development application," as well as one school, three daycares, 9.4 acres of parks, and much, much more.

Affordable Housing

92 Affordable Housing Units Completed At 65 Dundas Street

The completion of the units was announced by Mayor Olivia Chow who called 65 Dundas "[not] just an address," but a "beacon of hope for those previously unhoused."

Muskoka

Proposed Bracebridge Townhome Project Aims To Tackle Muskoka's "Attainability Problem"

The exciting infill project plans to tackle attainability and sustainability through innovative measures including increased energy efficiency and a co-ownership program.

Affordable Housing

Plans Filed For City-Led Affordable Housing Project In Kensington Market

Plans have been filed for a 4-storey rent-geared-to-income development in the Kensington Market neighbourhood following the submission of plans for another affordable housing project just days prior.

Affordable Housing

Plans Filed For City-Led Affordable Housing Development In Parkdale

Nearly a year after being selected as Toronto's first City-led development site, plans have been filed for a four-storey affordable housing development in Parkdale.

Appointment Notices

Spotlight Unveils New Executive Talent And Affordable Indigenous Housing Partnership

New appointments are set to strengthen the company from the inside, propelling its premium return multi-residential housing developments to new heights.

Policy

"A Dramatic Shift": Provincial Fund Now The Biggest Buyer In BC's Multi-Family Market

British Columbia’s $500 million Rental Protection Fund has kicked into high gear since it was announced by Premier David Eby more than a year ago, but it's not without its critics.

Affordable Housing

Toronto Announces Partners For First Two City-Led Development Sites

The developments at 35 Bellevue Avenue and Brock Avenue will bring 120 new affordable homes to Toronto's downtown core through a public development model.