In the midst of a raging housing crisis, Toronto’s real estate market is suddenly inundated with a record number of homes ...

Chestnut Hill Developments started building infill low-rise homes in Toronto 44 years ago, a year before a housing market ...

A Toronto hotel that was repurposed into an emergency homeless shelter could soon be torn down for an ambitious condo development that would soar over 200 metres into the midtown skyline.

Ben and Naomi were living 50 kilometres apart, and seeing each other meant two hours on public transit. So they set out to find a condo in the core and move in together ...

This studio suite with a den was just one of many small downtown condos for sale late this summer but got some interest from investors and parents seeking housing for their university-bound kids.

In 2025, the condo market faces both opportunities and unique challenges that require insight and strategic foresight.

Even Toronto’s luxury market isn’t immune to condo woes as sales for units at $1 million or more plummeted 35 per cent in September, according to Sotheby’s International Realty Canada’s ...

The One, Toronto’s ambitious luxury condominium project at Yonge and Bloor, has taken another turn as receiver Alvarez & Marsal selected Tridel Group to take over as development manager, construction ...

“Toronto’s condo market is the softest it’s been in recent history, specifically in the downtown core,” Shawn Zigelstein, a Royal LePage broker, said in a news release. “With interest rates expected ...