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A massive redevelopment proposal is planned for the historic Richard L. Hearn Generating Station in Toronto’s Port Lands. Dubbed The Hearn District, the redevelopment would incorporate the shuttered power station into a multi-use district to be built over 30 acres by the Cortel Group. With the conceptual design for the masterplan by PARTISANS, SvN, and public realm design by CCxA, the proposal ...

The Greater Toronto Hamilton Area (GTHA) new condominium apartment market reported a total of 4,590 sales in 2024, declining for the third straight year with a 64% drop from 2023 (12,696 sales) and a 78% decline compared to the latest 10-year average (20,835 sales). Last year marked the slowest year for new condo sales in the GTHA since 1996

Five more downtown Calgary office-building conversions will be completed in 2025, according to a city official.

A long-dormant plan to introduce an enormous four-tower development to the heart of downtown Toronto is back after a few years of radio silence.

A lot of consultants and lawyers expect many temporary residents to extend their stay here by trying to change their status from student or worker to visitor or seek asylum, Steven Meurrens, a partner at Vancouver-based law firm Larlee Rosenberg LLP, said

Today, the Canadian government announced a $758 million investment to fund 55 new subway trains for Bloor-Danforth Line 2, addressing the urgent need to replace aging vehicles nearing the end of their lifespan.

Condos headed for biggest pullback in two decades, forecast warns

Author of the article:Pamela Heaven

As the dust settles on WeWork’s bankruptcy, landlords in New York City and across the country are attempting to reanimate now-vacated space and find ways to fend off circling lenders

What You Need to Know About the Province’s Replacement of the Growth Plan for the Greater Golden Horseshoe and the Provincial Policy Statement
By: Laura Dean - Aird Berlis

The federal government has listed 56 properties available for residential housing redevelopment.