by Eric Stober | Sep 11, 2026 | News
Sneaky Dee’s at College St. and Bathurst Ave. was the subject of vocal backlash from Torontonians after a 16-storey redevelopment was proposed for the site. (Photo: Sneaky Dee’s/Facebook) The fight to save Toronto’s Sneaky Dee’s bar...
by Richard Lyall | Aug 14, 2026 | Columnists
For generations, the promise of Toronto was simple: work hard, build a career, buy a home and raise a family. Today, that promise is slipping away. The housing crisis is no longer merely an economic issue. It is changing migration patterns, delaying life decisions and...
by Daniel Foch | Jun 3, 2026 | Columnists
There is a subtle shift happening in the GTA resale market. Buyers who spent much of the last two years watching from the sidelines are showing up again. Sellers are starting to notice fewer competing signs on their street. Agents are hearing more serious questions at...
by Eric Stober | May 15, 2026 | News
Developers may be sitting on a record amount of inventory in Toronto, but experts say combining units to offer larger floor plans is not feasible as a way to start moving the stock they have. There were 4,295 new condos completed and unsold in the first quarter of...
by Daniel Foch | May 5, 2026 | News
April’s GTA housing numbers are the kind of report that can be very easy to misread. On the surface, the headline looks bullish. GTA home sales were up year over year in April, new listings were down, and the market felt more active than it did through the first...
