Real Estate
Paul Lachine
Toronto condos are tightening the rules around party rooms
As more people pay big money to live in small units, condo boards are increasingly requiring residents to hire security if they want to party in the party room more
Natalia Manzocco
Inside the Anndore House, Toronto's newest boutique hotel
With 113 rooms, a restaurant (Constantine), cafe (Scarlet Door) and barbershop (Crow's Nest) and a modern, lived-in vibe, this Yonge and Bloor hotel wants to be Yorkville's next hot spot more
Paul Lachine
Sorry, you might not be allowed to smoke pot in your condo
Thick twice about smoking weed in a condo. Some condo boards in Toronto are moving to ban recreational marijuana smoke ahead of the Canadian government's legalization legislation. 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
A new community centre for at-risk youth is coming to Regent Park
The Dixon Hall Youth Centre will open in January 2019 more
Is the tide turning on how the music industry handles sexual assault?
Several indie musicians are facing various accusations in the wake of Weinstein, but for once the problem doesn't seem insurmountable more
Real estate agents are creating short films to help sell homes in Toronto
Forget fridge magnets – professionally shot videos are becoming popular among realtors looking for a competitive edge in the city's saturated housing market more
Samuel Engelking
Ask An Expert: Should I buy a pre-construction condo?
You can customize in a pre-build, but there is more surety in a resale condo more
Rignam Wangkhang
How renters can organize a tenants’ association: Reasonable doubt
Individual tenants may not have the power or resources to take on their landlord alone, but there’s power in numbers more
Natalia Manzocco
The Broadview Hotel is now open: in photos
The former Jilly's is now a stunning seven-storey space with two rooftop decks and three restaurants more
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How to get rid of a squatter in a parking or locker unit: Reasonable doubt
You might come home one day and find that someone is using your condominium parking spot on locker unit unlawfully more
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10 fantasy summer cottage rentals within a four-hour drive of Toronto
A cottage isn't a cottage without a horse stable, a duck farm, an indoor pool or a Wes Anderson-themed decor more
Want a Toronto home near a top-rated school? Prepare to pay for it
But the developers of a new tool makes the search a little easier – and they claim there are even a few deals to be found more
Tanja-Tiziana
What you need to know about Ontario's rent control changes: Reasonable Doubt
It used to be that anything built since 1991 was exempt from the province's rent control guidelines. Now, that has changed more
HEIR kid offers streetwear style to grade-schoolers
Sponsored feature: presented by CONCEPT at Yorkdale Shopping Centre more
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Hayley Elsaesser celebrates the intellectual side of fashion
Sponsored feature: presented by CONCEPT at Yorkdale Shopping Centre more
Test the tattoo waters with inkbox's two-week tats
Sponsored feature: presented by CONCEPT at Yorkdale Shopping Centre 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
Peace Collective wants you to show your civic pride
Sponsored feature: presented by CONCEPT at Yorkdale Shopping Centre more
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Squatters' rights in Ontario: Reasonable Doubt
Claimants must show that for a 10-year period, they were in actual possession of the land; they intended to exclude the true owners from the land; and the true owners were in fact excluded from the land. more
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