Condos

Does this mean Filmores can stay?

Sam Sakalaki, who lives with partner Phil Birnbaum, wanted his 750-square-foot home to be a departure from the condos he designs

Eight years after breaking ground, Toronto’s most controversial super-tall condo is still hitting hurdles

And only 155 units sold across the entire GTA. It really is the ’90s again

Co-op housing is making a comeback. For all the potential friction of sharing a mortgage with your neighbours, it can be a beautiful thing

It takes an absurd amount of money and mettle to purchase real estate in this city. Why not stack the deck? Our comprehensive guide for property hunters and gawkers alike

A roundtable interview on the affordability crisis, the multiplex conundrum, the condo bubble and the state of rentals in a city obsessed with home ownership

“I was lucky to stay in the neighbourhood,” says data scientist Akshay Kapoor. “The people here are so nice”

Featuring swimming pools, community gardens, barbecue stations, kids’ zones and more

Sorry, Eggspectation—but like death and taxes, density comes for us all

The transaction represents one of the most expensive real estate deals in Canadian history on a per-room basis

Infrastructure be damned: the 95-storey tower at Yonge and Queens Quay will be one of the tallest skyscrapers in Canada

Northam’s latest proposal would bring over 1,000 new condos—at the cost of paving over the past

"I'm hoping to retire in my late 50s"

Other inducements include free rent, Wi-Fi and parking

“Moving into this house has felt like a warm, fuzzy hug”

Rocca has a plan to inject thousands of new two- and three-bedroom rentals into the housing market. Sounds great. What’s the catch?

Alexis Levenson purchased her Corktown condo in 2016 with the goal of eventually upsizing. By 2022, her unit had almost doubled in value and the market was starting to slow. So she set a budget of $750,000 and began her search

For Steffie Davis, a 34-year-old editor and project manager, proper measurements and multifunctional furniture are crucial

Gone are the days of a lone concierge sitting behind a sad desk. Today’s best condo lobbies are lounges, bars, cafés and workspaces all rolled into one

Elise Yu’s $465,000 condo is equipped with a Murphy bed, a pull-down projector and a large carpet that creates an optical illusion

Over almost two decades, a garden behind a monastery on Weston Road was, according to a cluster of Catholics, the site of multiple miracles. Last August, a developer bought the property to build condos. He says he’s addressing the housing crisis. The worshippers say he’s the devil in disguise

Ben and Naomi were living 50 kilometres apart, and seeing each other meant two hours on public transit. So they set out to find a condo in the core and move in together

At their luxury high-rise in Vaughan, Doreen and John Di Nino endured years of harassment from their neighbour, Francesco Villi. His worst vitriol was reserved for the condo’s board, of which John was president. But no one suspected that Villi was plotting their murder