It's that time of the year again — Christmas lights are glimmering, holiday cheer is in the air, and it's all about spending time with your friends and family.Indeed, Christmas is nearly here, and if you'll be spending the holiday in Metro Vancouver, here's what you should know. Public transit will
'Tis the season... to carefully plan your outings, because we're fast-approaching Christmas.Both Christmas Day and Boxing Day are statutory holidays in Ontario, which means that many stores, services, and attractions will be closed on Thursday and Friday. Some will be closed on Christmas Eve, too. W
Canadian home sales remained largely unchanged in November, reinforcing the sense that the housing market has settled into a holding pattern as the calendar edges closer to 2026.According to the latest data from the Canadian Real Estate Association (CREA), national home sales declined 0.6% month-ove
It’s been a minute. And for good reason.As our readers know, STOREYS has been in a period of strategic review. We took this step back to reflect on how best to serve our audience in a media landscape moving faster than ever. And while we’ve been plotting, industry news hasn’t slowed down.Which is ex
A snazzy new two-tower, high-rise development is headed for the High Park North neighbourhood of Toronto that could deliver over 870 new rental units within walking distance of Keele Station. The proposal was submitted by Elysium Investments in early-September and comprises an Official Plan and Zoni
This article was written and submitted by former CEO of the Ontario Real Estate Association (OREA) Tim Hudak and long-time senior Ontario civil servant Frank Denton. Hudak is currently partner at Counsel Public Affairs Inc., and Denton is a senior advisor. The collapse of iPro Realty, one of Ontario
Despite the fact that Toronto’s unhoused population has more than doubled since 2021, the City is set to receive a fraction of the Canada-Ontario Housing Benefit (COHB) funding in its sixth year that it did in both its fourth- and fifth-year allocations. Toronto Mayor Olivia Chow wrote in a letter t
Elysium Investments has built its reputation on rethinking what cities need — and then moving boldly to deliver it. From transforming overlooked opportunities abroad to reshaping Toronto’s rental landscape, the firm has consistently shown a talent for anticipating where demand is headed next. Its ne
Framed by a serene pond and the timeless landscapes of the Rouge Valley, the Townhomes of Little Rouge (“Little Rouge”) bring tranquility and beauty right to your doorstep. Coming soon to Donald Cousens Parkway and Ninth Line, the Townhomes of Little Rouge by Camcos Living combine modern architectur
In a real estate landscape where choice is often limited and transparency is all too rare, Hyyve is rewriting the rules — and making the process work better for everyone involved.Fresh off its recent launch, the Toronto-based platform is quickly gaining traction for the way it empowers sellers, attr
Elysium Investments has filed plans for a 43- and 41-storey residential development within walking distance of the Mount Dennis station on the forthcoming Eglinton Crosstown LRT. The plans call for two towers containing 851 rental units and a 2,152-sq.-ft Privately Owned Publicly Accessible Space (P
It’s full speed ahead for the new Vancouver Art Gallery building slated for 181 West Georgia Street, at the intersection of Cambie and W Georgia streets. On Monday morning, Formline Architecture + Urbanism and KPMB Architects were unveiled as the team that will lead the design of the new purpose-bui
Fall is now in swing, and with the new season, some in real and estate and development across BC are settling into new roles. In fact, September brought a host of new hirings and promotions, including some high-level executive moves, such as Darren Tangen starting as the President of Westbank and Er
In luxury real estate, it’s easy to assume that prestige sells itself. But even the most sought-after properties aren’t immune to the unpredictable. Market conditions cool. Stock portfolios dip. A next-door lawn grows wild. And just like that, a multimillion-dollar listing becomes harder to move. Th
This article was written and submitted by Cameron Levitt, a Toronto-based real estate agent with RE/MAX Hallmark who writes about housing dynamics, market trends, and the Canadian economy.A recent CMHC report titled "Is Toronto's condo market downturn a repeat of the 1990s?" points to a possible fut
Like our ever-changing cities and towns, Ontario's real estate and development landscape (and the people who make it run) are also ever-changing. From new hires and retirements to promotions and partnerships, here are all the notable moves you should know about from September.Notable moves from last
This piece was written and submitted by Carolyn King, President & Board Chair of the Shared Path Consultation Initiative, and Richard Joy, Executive Director of ULI Toronto.The places we design, build, and live within are more than bricks and mortar — they are expressions of our values. For too long
Welcome to Meet the Agent, an ongoing series profiling real estate agents from across Canada. With more than 150,000 agents, brokers, and salespeople working in 75 different boards and associations across the country, we thought it was about time they had a place to properly introduce themselves. If
Ontario universities have long faced funding challenges, and public underfunding and domestic tuition freezes tend to lead to a reliance on pricier international student tuitions. But as international student numbers dwindle due to the implementation of lower immigration targets, universities must f
Condo developers are responding to a challenging market with innovative projects that prioritize end-user experience and long-term value. Increasingly, buyers want homes that emphasize wellness, outdoor access, and new lifestyle amenities — and forward-looking developers are leading that shift.Geoth
Step into Parkhill Flats and you immediately feel the difference that luxury makes. With just two residences in the entire development, exclusivity comes baked into the architecture. But beyond rarity, what truly sets 4120 1a Street SW #A apart is the scale and sophistication it brings to Calgary’s
Situated in one of Toronto’s most prestigious pockets, a newly listed Edenbridge-Humber Valley residence pairs architectural sophistication with resort-inspired living. Spanning more than 5,000 sq. ft across three levels, 1437 Islington Avenue strikes a balance between elegance and ease, with every
Rising four striking levels inside Toronto’s historic Foundry Lofts, this architecturally significant residence is nothing short of a showpiece. With more than 2,700 sq. ft of exquisitely reimagined interiors, 339-1100 Lansdowne Avenue offers a rare combination of industrial character, bespoke finis
Earlier this month, Toronto’s real estate industry came together — not in boardrooms or sales centres, but on the hardwood. On September 13th, the third annual Ballin’ Out for Charity tournament tipped off at the University of Toronto’s Goldring Centre, drawing developers, brokerages, agencies, trad
