It’s been over two years since plans to adaptively reuse one of Toronto's oldest purpose-built postal offices were submitted to the City. Two refusals, three revisions, and an Ontario Land Tribunal (O...
This article is authored by Carl Laffan, who provides architectural services in Toronto, specializing in office, residential, and mixed-use projects.The City of Toronto’s recent “gentle-density” initi...
The downtown Toronto office building located at 145 Wellington Street West — that was set to be redeveloped into a 65-storey tower — has officially been sold, leaving the fate of the planned project u...
You like to be in the know. We know.For your information, reference, and networking needs, here are the moves, hires, and promotions the real estate and development sector saw in February 2026:Jennife...
Toronto’s Regent Park is poised to welcome 271 new affordable homes as the next phase of its revitalization moves forward. A new 26-storey tower, at the southeast corner of Gerrard Street East and Dre...
A large transit-oriented development near the intersection of Yonge Street and Eglinton Avenue Westchanged hands just prior to the new year and will be taking a new form, according to updated applicat...
The housing market in Ontario is not cooling. It is collapsing under the weight of taxes, regulatory drag and financial barriers that have choked off new supply precisely when it is needed most.If the...
A leadership program aimed at women working in high-pressure, industrial sectors is landing in Vancouver this spring.CALIBRATED: A Leadership Experience for Women Who Build will take over the Vancouve...
The dust is yet to settle from the release of BC’s Budget 2026. Weeks later, developers are still reeling, and say that it does nothing to encourage the housing development that the province badly nee...
There are varying statistics and things are improving, but even so, women are estimated to represent just ~15% of the construction sector workforce in Canada. Any given construction site is home to a ...
All across the Greater Toronto Area, malls are being reimagined into sprawling mixed-use communities — a movement that’s bringing more housing to transit-oriented sites, while lending fresh relevance ...
Canada added more new housing supply in 2025, driven largely by record rental construction and a growing share of missing middle housing — but new data suggests underlying vulnerabilities are building...