G.R Feldman Investments Ltd has submitted an application to the City of Toronto via WND Associates for Zoning By-law Amendment at 45 Balliol Street, on the south side of Balliol, east of Yonge in Davisville Village within Midtown Toronto. If approved, a 39-storey condominium tower would replace the two existing buildings on the site. Surrounding the site on all sides is a neighbourhood of apartment…
Diamond Corp and Altree Developments have submitted an application to the City of Toronto via Urban Strategies for Zoning By-law Amendment at 50 and 64 Merton Street, on the north side of Merton, east of Yonge in Davisville Village within Midtown Toronto. If approved, a 39-storey condominium tower would replace the two existing buildings on the site. The site currently contains two buildings, including the three-storey…
This is an UrbanToronto industry update sharing information and status updates from around the industry as a means to keep our readers in the loop. We are covering updates related to rules, regulations, and changes that are being made as a result of the pandemic that impact the real estate and building industries in Toronto. In today’s report: Request for Proposals Issued…
Home sales reached a new record for the month of November, and the average selling price of a home also reaching a new all-time high, according to the latest report from the Toronto Regional Real Estate Board (TRREB). In contrast, the number of new listings were down significantly for all market segments compared to last year, highlighting the supply issue…
Toronto region home sales top Nov. record, prices reach all-time high: TRREB; Airbnb critic to launch its own ‘ethical’ home-sharing platform in Toronto; GTA home prices climb 22 per cent in record November; and more news: Toronto region home sales top Nov. record, prices reach all-time high: TRREB (CP24) Toronto inventory spurt drying up as 2021 wanes (Globe & Mail) Airbnb critic to launch…
Did you read this article in the Globe & Mail last month? “My Friends All Want To Buy Homes. Should I Stretch To Do The Same – Or Keep Renting?” It’s a good question and one that is going to become more common as our city moves forward and prices continue to climb. The problem is: folks like me believe…
It’s brand new, well it’s brand renewed, it’s just reopened, it’s St Andrew’s Playground. The Downtown Toronto park on Adelaide Street between Maud and Brant has been expanded over the last eight months, refitted with a dogs-off-leash area, new paths, landscaping, new playground equipment, and new lights. Captured by UrbanToronto Forum contributor watermelon yesterday evening with MOD Developments’ new Waterworks…
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