Another month of Toronto city-building, transportation, and real estate talk is now behind us, so we are rounding up the hottest stories, project Database files, and Forum discussions from April, 2021. Our Top Ten News Stories 1. The One Inches Upwards at Yonge and Bloor Aerial view looking east over The One, image by Forum contributor Benito Our top story of…
In Toronto’s hot housing market, a non-profit plans to sell its rooming houses and buy individual units for its clients; A company wants to build the ‘Ritz Carlton’ of storage facilities in Scarborough’s Malvern community. Residents are fighting back; Families, experts say long-term care report shows pandemic lessons can’t be ignored; and more news: In Toronto’s hot housing market, a non-profit plans…
This is the story that nobody wants to hear, or, it’s the story that everybody wants to hear. It depends on where you find yourself on the real estate ladder, and to a certain extent, how you feel about the industry and the market in general. For some folks that already own a home and have no plans to move, they…
Today’s Daily Photo features a view of Toronto’s King West Village area. Captured at dusk, this view faces north across the Lakeshore rail corridor towards the growing King West Village skyline, including new additions 39 East Liberty Street and Novus at Garrison Point, both expected to wrap up construction this year. King West Village skyline, image by Jack Landau Want…
In Toronto: In Toronto and Vancouver many own more than one home + homebuyer complaints on the rise.Elsewhere: What the average home price of $716K gets you across Canada, Canada pension funds eye U.S. homes and the market in the U.K is ‘on the boil.’ Toronto In Vancouver and Toronto, as many as 1 in 5 homeowners own more than…
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