Erin Nicole Davis

​The beloved Beltline trail is the "spine of the development" and could connect the city like never before. “We’re really trying to bend the right rules in terms of how we masterplan, taking cues from other countries and creating a real destination and neighbourhood, even for tourists and architecture nerds.”

Crow’s Theatre presents “The Bidding War” tomorrow through December 15. And yes, it's a dark comedy.

Despite soaring vacancy rates, the physical office isn’t going to disappear. As many Toronto office spaces sit empty, the way business owners and employees view the office is simply (and not so simply) changing.

Canadian real estate company Longridge Partners is turning to the next generation for insight as it offers up $100,000 in prize money for students who put together the winning plans for its 624-acre greenbelt property.

Every child deserves a merry and bright holiday season — and Santa leaves no kid behind, aptly making his rounds at children’s hospitals across the country on Christmas Eve. So, even if the holidays may look a little different for some children this year, the magic doesn’t disappear.

Unless things change drastically, Ontario's housing target of building at least 1.5 million new homes by 2031 simply won’t happen.

Over the last twelve months, many industry professionals have been shifting their focus from the embattled condo market to creating more purpose-built rentals.

Sean Fraser made the official announcement this morning in a press conference.

Karen Yolevski will assume the role of CEO at Carson Dunlop Home Inspections come January.

Development fees and taxes were the talk of the Canadian construction community in 2024.