Side-by-side in Midtown Toronto, infill construction projects are bringing major density boosts to 65 and 75 Broadway Avenue. Respectively helmed by Times Group Corporation and Hazelview Investments, and respectively designed by Wallman Architects and WZMH Architects, 65 Broadway Avenue is composed of twin 39-storey residential towers, while the 38-storey rental tower at 75 Broadway Avenue is attached to and growing over a 10-storey building…

​UrbanToronto continues to delve into Transit-Oriented Community (TOC) sites at future stations along Ontario Line 3, with station landowner Infrastructure Ontario leveraging their adjacency to rapid transit to foster mixed-use developments that bring more housing. These have included initiatives on Eastern Avenue, and at Thorncliffe Park, Gerrard-Carlaw, Cosburn, Pape, Exhibition, and most recently Queen-Spadina stations. One stop west of Queen-Spadina will be King-Bathurst station, at a…

  Welcome to the Urbaneer Blog, where we discuss all facets of real estate, housing, and home! I’m Steve Fudge – the proprietor of Urbaneer.com – and I’m celebrating my 34th year as a realtor and shelter consultant in Toronto, Ontario, Canada. In our current shifting real estate market, Buyers tend to fall into two camps. The first Buyer camp…

The underbelly of the pillar-supported Rosalie Sharp Centre for Design at OCAD University is one of very few buildings in Toronto that we are ever to like run photo of its soffit. The unique building, which it will surprise many to know, is celebrating its 20 birthday this year, was recently captured by UrbanToronto Flickr Pool contributor edk7. Designed by the…