by Courtney Zwicker | Sep 17, 2026 | News
(Exterior rendering of One Ten Avenue Road/Sierra). Two Toronto condo developers selling into one of the toughest presale markets in decades say buyers are still showing up, but not for the same product, or at the same pace, that defined the city’s last condo...
by Richard Lyall | Sep 11, 2026 | Columnists
Despite recent efforts by the provincial and federal governments, Ontario is in the deepest housing affordability crisis in its history. The cost-to-income ratio for a new home now exceeds 9:1, compared to the historical norm of 3:1 and 4:1 that prevailed for most of...
by Richard Lyall | Jul 17, 2026 | Columnists
Ontario’s housing crisis is no longer defined solely by supply targets or affordability metrics. It is increasingly defined by something far less visible but just as consequential: time. For years, governments at all levels have poured billions of dollars into...
by Courtney Zwicker | Jun 22, 2026 | News
photo: BradJLamb.com Brad Lamb is steering his company toward purpose-built rental apartments, a shift driven by Toronto’s condo market that has effectively stopped producing new supply. Lamb, one of the city’s best-known condo builders and the...
by Courtney Zwicker | Jun 19, 2026 | News
Ho’-kee-melh Kloshe Lum, a project in Vancouver by M’akola Development Services (photo Matthew Greco, Viewpoint Visuals). In British Columbia, First Nations are leading major residential developments that will deliver thousands of rental units and unlock...
