Anthony Teles

A couple blocks south of Queen Street in Toronto's Leslieville neighbourhood, The Sud Group of Companies has proposed a 14-storey mixed-use condominium

Nearly two decades of work have gone into the revitalization of Toronto's Regent Park neighbourhood, led by The Daniels Corporation and Toronto

Cortel Group and 1315955 Ontario Inc . have submitted to the City of Vaughan a proposal that would replace low-rise industrial buildings for high-rise

VanDusen Realty Holdings Corp has submitted an ambitious application in Ajax at 425 Bayly Street West. Designed by Icon Architects, it calls for a complex of six towers ranging from 50 to 60 storeys, south of Ajax GO station.

Along Yorkville Avenue, 11 YV and The Pemberton are progressing side-by-side. Designed by Sweeny &Co Architects Inc. for Metropia, Capital Developments, and RioCan Living, 11 YV is now topped off at 62 storeys. To its west, The Pemberton, designed by architects—Alliance for Pemberton Group, is approaching grade.

Today, the Ontario government announced the completion of all stations and stops for the Finch West Line 6 Light Rail Transit (LRT) project across northwest Toronto.

On September 17, the Alexandra Park community gathered for the reopening of its revitalized multi-sport court. Located in the heart of Downtown Toronto, west of Spadina Avenue between Dundas and Queen Streets, the new court is part of ongoing revitalization efforts transforming the neighbourhood.

Today marks an exciting new chapter for UrbanToronto as we launch our completely revamped map, designed to offer you a smoother and more insightful journey through the real estate developments across the Greater Toronto Hamilton Area (GTHA). We've been working behind the scenes to bring you a host of new tools and upgrades that make accessing project information simpler and more intuitive than ever before.

Demolition started in 2021, with the excavation underway by 2023. The project's massing incorporates step-backs along Dundas Street and Pacific Avenue for compatibility with adjacent low-rise homes.

A major redevelopment of mostly vacant land is being proposed a short distance east of Oakville GO station. The project would introduce 16 towers ranging from 30 to 48 storeys just east of Trafalgar Road along the south side of the QEW. Designed by