Here, Morgan explains how the new residential complexes for unhoused people will actually save tax dollars, what potential locations make the best fit and why Londoners, with time, will come to embrace the project
Here, the city hall veteran explains what NIMBYs really mean when they talk about the "character" of a neighbourhood, where he expects multiplexes to pop up and the potential death of the white picket fence
For $860,000, they got three bedrooms and three and a half baths, plus—almost unheard of in laneway suites—a basement
This place is basically its own city, with a home theatre, gym, wine cellar and sauna
This place has plenty of renter potential
This place, with modern interior features and sweeping valley views, went for $250,000 under asking
It’s also got interesting wallpaper in the living room
The buyers snatched this place off the market for $95,000 under asking
Originally built in 1910, this Edwardian house got a swanky interior after a recent renovation
This place is Victorian on the outside, Scandinavian-inspired on the inside
The realtor made a Seinfeld spoof in the apartment, complete with actors playing Jerry and Kramer
After some renovations, the seller wants $2.3 million more than they paid in 2016
She used carpets and furniture to create the illusion of separate rooms
The backyard is perfect for outdoorsy types–or people that enjoy a cold drink on the patio
