condo development
Yvonne Bambrick
Students school developers on garment district condo project
ALPHA Alternative School students urge developers behind 12-storey condo proposal to "take this opportunity to create more awesomeness. We know you guys know how to do it.” more
Toronto wants to make condos more dog friendly
As city dwellers compete for green space, high-rise developers are starting to cater to canines more
Samantha Edwards
Bloordale community rallies against proposed development at Bloor and Dufferin
At a rally on May 2, members of Build a Better Bloor Dufferin called on the Ontario government to commit more money towards affordable housing, park space, community hub and a better high school at the corner of Bloor and Dufferin. more
Flickr/Ines Hegedus-Garcia
How decisions about condo gyms are made: Reasonable Doubt
Who determines the condo gym hours and how is new equipment purchased? more
A guide to six key Bloor West housing developments
These condos and rental apartments are poised to transform the four-kilometre stretch between Jane and Dufferin more
Flickr/Jennifer Yin
Reasonable Doubt: Can condo corporations ban or restrict pets?
Most condominium corporations’ governing documents do contain some restrictions that affect the keeping of pets in a unit more
Samuel Engelking
What it’s like to study condo management
Thanks to new legislation, veteran condo managers are heading back to school more
The definitive guide to Parkdale condo developments
The west-end neighbourhood's landscape is changing more
Samantha Edwards
Parkdale residents stage affordable housing protest at King and Dufferin
On National Housing Day, Parkdale residents protested an incoming luxury condo development slated for the intersection more
Samuel Engelking
Should I buy into a non-profit condo development?
An alternative financing model is opening doors to starter homes – and demand has never been higher more
Ask an expert: where do I find family-friendly condos?
The market for multi-bedroom high-rise units in the Greater Toronto Area is becoming increasingly competitive more
Samuel Engelking
How high is too high in High Park?
Two large-scale projects proposed for the neighbourhood would fill a growing rental housing need, but High Park homeowners aren't buying what developers are selling more
Jeff Tessier
Could Hamilton really be "Toronto's Brooklyn"?
That's the concept the city's mayor, Fred Eisenberger, and condo developer Brad J. Lamb are selling. But are you buying it? more
Tony Cicero
Beyond Galleria Mall
Sprawling 700-spot car lot of defunct plaza was declared waste of space by city planning department long before condos’ impending takeover more
Toronto's building boom is stealing our sunlight
City has established a "no net new shadow" policy for key gathering places, but we need to prioritize sunshine across whole neighbourhoods more
Grow your own food at the Plant, a forthcoming condo development
The residence at Dovercourt and Sudbury will have an internal greenhouse to grow seedlings, along with amenities designed for food prep and event hosting. more
Mike Stulberg
Arresting condo development in Toronto
Fake proposal to top Old City Hall into a giant condo is only slightly less preposterous than an idea floated a year ago to convert the heritage landmark into retail space more
So long, 35 Strachan
Requiem for a community arts hub, which housed Clay and Paper Theatre, Maracatu Mar Aberto, Eva's Phoenix and Samba Elégua in one of downtown’s vanishing warehouses more
In Yorkville, architectural modesty faces death from above
Empire Communities proposes to demolish all but the corner facade of York Square and pile a massive 40-storey condominium tower on stilts above more
