Part 5 in our series on the laneway housing revolution
With furnishings and curios from the '60s, '70s and '80s
They traded their rush-hour commutes for County living and creative pursuits
Including a psychedelic dream version of the Arc de Triomphe
It needs some love, but there's room for everyone (three adults, two kids and a dog), and it backs right onto a canal
And by "work," we mean the Italian restaurant and bakery he launched in November
Now the kids play outside after school, instead of staring at their devices
They thought the pandemic might cause a dip in the market, but as property values continued rising, they decided to buy outside of the city before getting priced out
Matthew and Darcie spent most of their lives in the GTA. But spending time up in cottage country during lockdown made them remember how much they enjoyed being in nature
Grant purchased his current home specifically because it had the potential for a rentable laneway suite
Since the pandemic hit, more therapists are offering their services via Zoom, phone or text. We asked five mental health pros how it all works
When Justin and Courtney started working from their condo, they realized they needed a lot more square footage. Then they found out a baby was on the way, too
Lee Gelbloom had trouble finding stable, affordable housing in the city. So, she went to her parents with a proposal
The pandemic significantly sped up this couple's retirement timeline
