Proposal Adding to Reserve and Westdale’s Collection of Towers on Broadway | UrbanToronto

Developers Reserve Properties and Westdale Properties are already reshaping much of Broadway Avenue west of Mount Pleasant in Midtown Toronto, as construction advances on their Line 5 Condos development on the south side of the street, and site preparation has kicked into gear on their Untitled Toronto and 100 Broadway developments to the north. Five towers are already coming to the block in this…

New St Lawrence Market North Building Details Showing in Current Work | UrbanToronto

Almost 220 years since Toronto’s Front and Jarvis intersection was designated the “Market Block” by Lieutenant Governor of Upper Canada Peter Hunter, history is being reforged with the construction of a new St Lawrence Market North building. Replacing the 1968-built North Market which was demolished in 2015, the latest building—designed by Rogers Stirk Harbour + Partners and Adamson Associates Architects—is the fifth in a succession of buildings on…

UPDATED: Retail Glazing Appears as First Finishes for Mizrahi’s The One | UrbanToronto

On the southwest corner of Yonge and Bloor in Downtown Toronto, every step in the complex construction process of Mizrahi Developments’ The One has been exciting to watch and narrate. Now, the building has reached another important milestone—its first exterior finishing material is being installed—the very precisely made glass that will ensconce The One’s soaring flagship retail space. Looking southwest across Bloor and Yonge streets…

GTA Home Sales and Prices Take a Tumble in June | UrbanToronto

The red-hot housing market in the Greater Toronto Area (GTA) is showing more signs of cooling, with the latest monthly report from the Toronto Regional Real Estate Board (TRREB) showing that home sales and selling prices both saw month-over-month declines during the month of June.  While June housing sales increased year-over-year by 28.5%, the market conditions this time last year…

News Roundup for July 6, 2021 | UrbanToronto

New-build single-family home prices soar 25 per cent year over year in May; Toronto councillors look to resurrect stormwater charge proposal after years of flooding and delays; Toronto finally changes gears on the clearly popular ActiveTO road closures — why’d it take so long?; and more news: New-build single-family home prices soar 25 per cent year over year in May (Toronto Star)…

CN Tower Lightning Strike | UrbanToronto

Last week’s turbulent weather in Toronto made for some interesting photos of the city, including a lightning strike captured in today’s Daily Photo. Shot by Forum contributor skycandy from a high-rise in the Regent Park neighbourhood, this west-facing skyline view was perfectly timed to captured a bolt of lightning striking the CN Tower. CN Tower lightning strike, image by Forum…