Real Estate

You can buy this place for $1.8 million. (It’s in a Kensington Market laneway)

Bonus: it’s got a secluded deck and a small garden out back

4 ways Biblio Lofts is changing condo living

Laneway suites are the smartest solution to the housing shortage in decades

An eight part series on the laneway revolution

Concord’s latest luxury experience, the Concord Secret Garden, pops up in downtown Toronto this August

This couple built a $1-million laneway suite

Part 8 in our series on the laneway revolution

Why mortgage protection may be the missing link in your financial plan

This is the city planner who made laneway suites legal

Part 6 in our series on the laneway housing revolution

This laneway suite makes a great home office, or guest house, or motorcycle shed

Part 5 in our series on the laneway housing revolution

This two-storey laneway suite allows three generations (and a pizza oven) to live comfortably on one property

Part 4 in our series on the laneway housing revolution

Laneway living means she can stay close (but not too close) to her parents

Part 3 in our series on the laneway housing revolution

These two are Toronto’s laneway housing pioneers

Part 2 in our series on the laneway housing revolution

This landlord is renting his two-bedroom laneway suite for $1,661 a month

Part 1 in our series on the laneway housing revolution

A Torontonian wanted to upsize. After waiting for the condo market to rebound, she bought this $900,000 townhouse in Etobicoke

Debra bought this place, then sold her condo for $622,000 to help cover the cost

This couple converted a Roncesvalles auto body shop into their dream home

They purchased the shop in 2001 for $280,000

A Toronto couple wanted to upsize. After just a day of viewings, they bought an $850,000 townhouse in Wallace Emerson

Alison and Mike visited three properties within a 10-block radius

A maximalist makeover in Wallace Emerson

Inside a home that eschews cookie-cutter design for a mix of original art and weird curio-shop ephemera