A projected 50-story mixed-use tower with a conserved mid-century office building at Yonge and Bloor streets New improvements to the Toronto Bay Street Corridor could include a new, proposed 50-story tower. The district between Yonge Street and University Avenue, which extends from Bloor to Front Streets, is a hub for high-rise constructions for a condo. […]
Toronto’s Real Estate Market is not in bubble wrap, confirms the Bank of Canada To all who were aiming to buy a house in Toronto and were waiting in hope that the real estate market ’bubble’ would soon burst, you may be waiting for quite a while. In spite of a tepid decline in the
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Severe Impact on Mental Health Thanks to the Canadian Real Estate Market Both bank balances and mental health are being impacted by the housing market. Most recent, and also would-be new homeowners don’t really need reminding that the Canadian real estate market has shattered price records, spectacular bidding battles have become commonplace, as well as
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Suburbs lead Canada’s housing boom as downtown falls behind. Canada’s suburbs had an increase in home values that outpaced downtown areas during the pandemic, according to a new study. Many downtown businesses closing and people’s desire for greater living space are driving the rising demand for suburban properties, according to research released on Monday by
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Rising Interests in Secondary Suites in Barrie Housing is a necessity. In a city like Toronto, creating more housing has become incredibly imperative. Making secondary suites would go a long way to ease the housing crisis that the city faces. Secondary suites can help make an expensive home more affordable for someone to buy. It
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Heritage & Dominion Foundry Buildings will not be demolished Anymore! These heritage buildings located in Toronto’s west don lands were awaiting demolition but it has been called off. WHAT DID THE AUTHORITIES SAY? An agreement was made between the City of Toronto and the government of Ontario. The province has vowed to preserve the building
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The Ultimate Revelation of Canadian Architecture Award Winners Canadian Architect Magazine is proud to announce the advantage award winner. Advantage of the annual award design for projects in the design and phase of construction, and past student work. Moreover, projects must be resolved by architects living in Canada, or by graduates of Canadian architecture schools
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Low-interest rates are causing housing affordability problems for 80% of Canadians, according to a survey During the outbreak of the pandemic, the Bank of Canada dropped its Overnight Lending Rate — which consumer banks use to determine their mortgage and line of credit rates — to a record low of 0.25 per cent to position
The rise in resale condo prices in the GTA isn’t what you’d anticipate Since March 2020, when you know what forced us into an agonising series of lengthy, rolling lockdowns, how Toronto residents live and work has changed dramatically — and in some cases, permanently — have changed dramatically — and in some cases, permanently.
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The rise in resale condo prices in the GTA isn’t what you’d anticipate A lot of rumblings have been heard and read about the “GTA,” and also stated in some articles with BS interpretations of market statistics that have educated individuals into questioning their Toronto condo investments. Those who have [rightfully] invested a significant amount
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