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Ontario Municipalities Begin Slashing Development Charges As Part Of Federal Deal

Barrie, Guelph, and Windsor are just some of the local governments that have received funding as part of the Development Charge Reduction Program (DCRP).

Development Projects

One Way to Make Toronto Condos More Livable: Let Buyers Make Them Bigger

It’s not unusual for pre-con buyers to be able to pick their finishings and fixtures, but purchasers at One Ten Avenue Road are also getting a say in size and layout.

Real Estate News

GTA High-Rise Sales Sink To A September Record Low

Meanwhile, six months into the HST rebate program, new low-rise sales keep beating the 10-year average.

Affordable Housing

New Barrie Condo Blends Several Strategies To Create Affordability

“Own a condo for less than rent” promises Sean Homes’s 405 Essa project, slated for the west side of Essa Road just north of the Ferndale and Veterans Drive intersection in south Barrie.

Costly Construction, Decades Of Delays: Canada’s Project Leaders Get A New Playbook

The Canadian Infrastructure Leadership Academy was built to help leaders move from contract-first thinking to the relationship-driven work major projects now demand.

Real Estate News

Canadian Home Sales Dip In August, Rate Worries Return: CREA

A Bank of Canada rate hike is officially back on the table this year and already priced in by markets, CREA's economist says — after four straight months of barely-there sales and price movement in August.

Condos

Toronto Started Just 156 New Condo Units In First Half Of 2026: CMHC

The city needs 50% more housing starts a year to restore affordability over the next decade, and CMHC's new national report shows ownership construction stalling in Vancouver, too.

Development Projects

CLV Group Buys Ashcroft’s ReStays Hotel, Unsold Condos Under Receivership

The ReStays and ReResidences at 101 Queen St. and 108-116 Sparks St. in Ottawa was developed by Ashcroft Homes and was placed under receivership last year.

Real Estate News

Canada Is Building More Homes (But Fewer Of Them Are For People To Own)

A new report from Desjardins underscores that the nation-wide volley from condo to rental is not a risk-free trade-off.

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.

Development Projects

Swansea Mews, Tridel-YMCA Collab Among Toronto City Council March Approvals

The green-lit slate includes projects that will be rolled out under the Toronto Builds policy framework, such as the highly anticipated revitalization of Swansea Mews.

Condos

Is The Windowless Condo Den Finally Dying In Toronto?

Windowless dens have been criticized, by everyone from architects to end users, for their lack of light, air flow, and temperature control. In short, they're a hot topic.

Renting

Condos

Ontario Municipalities Begin Slashing Development Charges As Part Of Federal Deal

Barrie, Guelph, and Windsor are just some of the local governments that have received funding as part of the Development Charge Reduction Program (DCRP).

One Way to Make Toronto Condos More Livable: Let Buyers Make Them Bigger

It’s not unusual for pre-con buyers to be able to pick their finishings and fixtures, but purchasers at One Ten Avenue Road are also getting a say in size and layout.

GTA High-Rise Sales Sink To A September Record Low

Meanwhile, six months into the HST rebate program, new low-rise sales keep beating the 10-year average.

New Barrie Condo Blends Several Strategies To Create Affordability

“Own a condo for less than rent” promises Sean Homes’s 405 Essa project, slated for the west side of Essa Road just north of the Ferndale and Veterans Drive intersection in south Barrie.

Costly Construction, Decades Of Delays: Canada’s Project Leaders Get A New Playbook

The Canadian Infrastructure Leadership Academy was built to help leaders move from contract-first thinking to the relationship-driven work major projects now demand.

Canadian Home Sales Dip In August, Rate Worries Return: CREA

A Bank of Canada rate hike is officially back on the table this year and already priced in by markets, CREA's economist says — after four straight months of barely-there sales and price movement in August.

Toronto Started Just 156 New Condo Units In First Half Of 2026: CMHC

The city needs 50% more housing starts a year to restore affordability over the next decade, and CMHC's new national report shows ownership construction stalling in Vancouver, too.

CLV Group Buys Ashcroft’s ReStays Hotel, Unsold Condos Under Receivership

The ReStays and ReResidences at 101 Queen St. and 108-116 Sparks St. in Ottawa was developed by Ashcroft Homes and was placed under receivership last year.

Canada Is Building More Homes (But Fewer Of Them Are For People To Own)

A new report from Desjardins underscores that the nation-wide volley from condo to rental is not a risk-free trade-off.

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.

GTA New Home Sales Climbed In March (From A Record-Low Bar)

In other words: it was the second-worst March on record.

Swansea Mews, Tridel-YMCA Collab Among Toronto City Council March Approvals

The green-lit slate includes projects that will be rolled out under the Toronto Builds policy framework, such as the highly anticipated revitalization of Swansea Mews.

Is The Windowless Condo Den Finally Dying In Toronto?

Windowless dens have been criticized, by everyone from architects to end users, for their lack of light, air flow, and temperature control. In short, they're a hot topic.

New $1.3B Fund Launched To Buy Unsold GTA Condos, Convert To Rental

The "GTA Rental and Affordable Housing Initiative" is a partnership between High Art Capital and the Building Ontario Fund.

All rights reserved SiteMedia © 2026.

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Barrie, Guelph, and Windsor are just some of the local governments that have received funding as part of the Development Charge Reduction Program (DCRP).

It’s not unusual for pre-con buyers to be able to pick their finishings and fixtures, but purchasers at One Ten Avenue Road are also getting a say in size and layout.

Meanwhile, six months into the HST rebate program, new low-rise sales keep beating the 10-year average.

“Own a condo for less than rent” promises Sean Homes’s 405 Essa project, slated for the west side of Essa Road just north of the Ferndale and Veterans Drive intersection in south Barrie.

The Canadian Infrastructure Leadership Academy was built to help leaders move from contract-first thinking to the relationship-driven work major projects now demand.

A Bank of Canada rate hike is officially back on the table this year and already priced in by markets, CREA's economist says — after four straight months of barely-there sales and price movement in August.

​The city needs 50% more housing starts a year to restore affordability over the next decade, and CMHC's new national report shows ownership construction stalling in Vancouver, too.

​The ReStays and ReResidences at 101 Queen St. and 108-116 Sparks St. in Ottawa was developed by Ashcroft Homes and was placed under receivership last year.

A new report from Desjardins underscores that the nation-wide volley from condo to rental is not a risk-free trade-off.

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

​​In other words: it was the second-worst March on record.

The green-lit slate includes projects that will be rolled out under the Toronto Builds policy framework, such as the highly anticipated revitalization of Swansea Mews.

​Windowless dens have been criticized, by everyone from architects to end users, for their lack of light, air flow, and temperature control. In short, they're a hot topic.

​The "GTA Rental and Affordable Housing Initiative" is a partnership between High Art Capital and the Building Ontario Fund.

All rights reserved SiteMedia © 2026.

The city needs 50% more housing starts a year to restore affordability over the next decade, and CMHC's new national report shows ownership construction stalling in Vancouver, too.

The ReStays and ReResidences at 101 Queen St. and 108-116 Sparks St. in Ottawa was developed by Ashcroft Homes and was placed under receivership last year.

In other words: it was the second-worst March on record.

Windowless dens have been criticized, by everyone from architects to end users, for their lack of light, air flow, and temperature control. In short, they're a hot topic.

The "GTA Rental and Affordable Housing Initiative" is a partnership between High Art Capital and the Building Ontario Fund.