City Council Advances 3 Projects Under ‘Toronto Builds’ Framework

City Council Advances 3 Projects Under ‘Toronto Builds’ Framework

Toronto City Council approved zoning for about a dozen housing projects at its February session — held last week — and of those, three will be rolled out under the new Toronto Builds policy framework.Toronto Builds, approved in May 2025, consolidates the eligibility criteria and requirements of Hous

Should You Buy A Toronto Condo Right Now? Experts Weigh In

Should You Buy A Toronto Condo Right Now? Experts Weigh In

Anyone who’s spent time browsing condo listings in the Greater Toronto Area (GTA) will tell you: there is currently no shortage of options. Not only that, prices have dropped to the point that they make home ownership more of a tempting reality than it once was. Six months ago, we questioned whether

Build Canada Homes Pulls From Public, Private Sectors For Exec Team

Build Canada Homes Pulls From Public, Private Sectors For Exec Team

The economy may be acclimating to tariffs and interest rate pain has eased (for now), but Canadian housing remains sorely in crisis. Against that backdrop, Build Canada Homes (BCH) has its work cut out for it, and the agency is forging ahead with the appointments of Valesa Faria and Jeffery Coles to

Hudson's Bay Left Behind 15 Million Sq. Ft Of Space. What Happens To It Now?

Hudson's Bay Left Behind 15 Million Sq. Ft Of Space. What Happens To It Now?

We’re closing in on almost a year since the Hudson’s Bay Company (HBC) filed for creditor protection. Liquidating the company’s assets and closing all of its stores was the easy part — and has mostly been completed already. The hard part is determining what to do with the huge blocks of vacant space

GTA Home Sales, Prices Expected To Hold Steady In 2026: TRREB

GTA Home Sales, Prices Expected To Hold Steady In 2026: TRREB

After years of volatility, the GTA housing market is entering a holding pattern.That’s the takeaway from the Toronto Regional Real Estate Board’s 2026 Market Outlook and Year in Review, which forecasts relatively stable home sales and prices this year, as improved buyer choice and affordability cont

10 Major Metro Vancouver Developments Set To Complete In 2026

10 Major Metro Vancouver Developments Set To Complete In 2026

This is a very significant moment in time for the real estate industry. New construction has slowed to a crawl due to a confluence of factors, including economic conditions, elevated construction costs, tariffs, and buyer sentiment.It's typical for developers to have projects at various stages, howe

End Of An (Easing) Era? Some Economists Warn Of BoC Hikes

End Of An (Easing) Era? Some Economists Warn Of BoC Hikes

The Bank of Canada’s (BoC) decision to hold the policy interest rate steady at 2.25% last month was a welcomed one for Canadians. The only thing that would have been more welcomed would have been an interest rate cut.But the likelihood of another cut any time soon seems slim, with many economists in

Preparing Your Home For Sale: The Complete Guide

Preparing Your Home For Sale: The Complete Guide

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 offers practical advice for buyers and sellers.You wouldn't show up to a first date in dirty clothes, or walk into a job interview wi

How Canadian Developers Are Building For 2026 (And Beyond)

How Canadian Developers Are Building For 2026 (And Beyond)

It’s no secret that Canada’s homebuilding sector has weathered a few tough years. The country’s new condo sales in places like the Greater Toronto Hamilton Area (GTHA) have hit lows we haven’t seen in decades. The root causes – things like reduced immigration, high construction costs, elevated inter

Hullmark Buys Spadina Road Retail Property For $21.7M

Hullmark Buys Spadina Road Retail Property For $21.7M

Toronto-based developer Hullmark recently acquired the retail complex at 446 Spadina Road in the Forest Hill Village neighbourhood, continuing to add to its portfolio of assets.The property consists of two levels of retail space with one floor of office space above, and the mixed-use building is ful

Bank Of Canada Holds Interest Rate Steady In First 2026 Announcement

Bank Of Canada Holds Interest Rate Steady In First 2026 Announcement

On Wednesday, the Bank of Canada held its policy rate at 2.25%, following a series of cuts in 2025 that brought the benchmark overnight rate to its current level. Leading up to the announcement, many major Canadian banks — including RBC, TD, and CIBC — came into 2026 expecting the Bank to maintain a

Soft Curves, Strong Vision: Don't Miss This Trinity Bellwoods Home

Soft Curves, Strong Vision: Don't Miss This Trinity Bellwoods Home

In a city that’s no stranger to architectural ambition, 44 Foxley Street still manages to stand apart.Tucked into the Trinity Bellwoods neighbourhood, the residence is a sculptural rethink of what contemporary urban living can look like.From the street, the home reads as fluid and deliberate, with s

Vancouver General Hospital Unveils 10-Phase Campus Redevelopment Plan

Vancouver General Hospital Unveils 10-Phase Campus Redevelopment Plan

Last week, the City of Vancouver published a rezoning application that may have the biggest impact of any planned development project in the city: a 10-phase long-term redevelopment of the 35-acre Vancouver General Hospital (VGH) campus.In a press release, Vancouver Coast Health (VCH) said the rezon

Vacancy Rises As Rent Growth Cools Across Canada: Report

Vacancy Rises As Rent Growth Cools Across Canada: Report

After several years of tight conditions, Canada’s purpose-built rental market is beginning to show signs of normalization.That’s the picture painted by Yardi’s latest Canadian National Multifamily Report, which recaps Q4 2025 and shows a market that remains broadly resilient — but increasingly balan

Year-Ahead Outlook: Industry Insiders On What To Expect In 2026

Year-Ahead Outlook: Industry Insiders On What To Expect In 2026

If 2025 was about waiting things out, 2026 is about finding out what still works. Experts across development, construction, investment, and beyond say the real estate industry appears to be moving from pause to pressure-testing.That shift is unfolding amid global volatility, evolving trade dynamics,

After Years Of Remote Work, Toronto’s Office Market Is Heating Up

After Years Of Remote Work, Toronto’s Office Market Is Heating Up

In early January, the Ford government’s return-to-office (RTO) mandate took effect, ordering 60,000 public servants back to the office. The move culminates more than a year of RTO mandates from big names in tech and finance, reaching a fever pitch in late 2025, and has put a significant amount of pr

“No New Condo Completions” In GTHA By Decade’s End: Urbanation

“No New Condo Completions” In GTHA By Decade’s End: Urbanation

New condominium apartment sales in the Greater Toronto Hamilton Area (GTHA) fell for the fourth consecutive year, Urbanation’s year-end 2025 Condominium Market Survey shows, plunging 60% from 2024 to just 1,599 units, marking the lowest annual total since 1991. Urbanation President Shaun Hildebrand

There's Still Time To Attend The Buzz Conference ‘GREATNESS 2026’

There's Still Time To Attend The Buzz Conference ‘GREATNESS 2026’

Canada’s premier real estate conference returns to the GTA this month, and if you haven't snagged your ticket yet, there's still time.On January 28 and 29, the BUZZ Conference will bring "GREATNESS 2026" to the Mississauga Convention Centre.With a pre-conference networking event on January 27, this