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A 37-storey rental tower proposed at 20 Prince Arthur Avenue would introduce a dramatic height increase to this block steps from St George station in Toronto’s Annex neighbourhood, ... Read More

Sheds non-core regional assets while expanding necessity-based portfolio in Q3 Nova Scotia-based Crombie REIT (CRR-UN-T) announced it has acquired a portfolio of 13 necessity-based retail properties in Ontario, ... Read More

Designed by Diamond Schmitt Architects, the 50-storey tower will contain 500 purpose-built rental homes. Capital Developments’ purpose-built rental platform, Address, and Woodbourne have officially broken ground at 88 ... Read More

Cadillac Fairview has acquired a recently completed Toronto rental tower for $162M, adding a prime downtown property to its growing multifamily portfolio as it expands beyond its traditional ... Read More

Developers combine construction and property management expertise Stafford and DBS Developments are partnering on two Toronto purpose-built rental apartment projects, moving the mutual respect and friendship between the ... Read More

CentreCourt is proposing a 50-storey condominium tower on a compact site at the northwest corner of Yonge Street and Cameron Avenue in North York’s Lansing-Westgate neighbourhood. Designed by ... Read More

A year after UrbanToronto’s October, 2025 update, 50 Scollard's cladding has reached its crown as streetscape work transforms its base at the northeast corner of Bay and Scollard ... Read More

Aspen Ridge Homes is seeking greater height and density across four blocks of its Crosstown Community on the northwest corner of Don Mills Road and Eglinton Avenue East, ... Read More

Extending the St Clair and Yonge cluster of tall buildings another block north, One Delisle easily stands out as the tallest building in its group, while also coming ... Read More

8 Elm, designed by Arcadis for Reserve Properties and Capital Developments, is approaching its final levels in Downtown Toronto, with cladding following closely behind. Since UrbanToronto’s June, 2026 ... Read More