With a shortage of affordable housing, and a lack of housing diversity, this blog explores how urban design and infill could accommodate Toronto's missing middle.

An urban fabric of single family neighbourhoods, a city-wide population boom, and the eroding affordability of real estate have all collided to create a crisis in Toronto's housing market.

This unsettling documentary, told through the eyes of United Nations special rapporteur on adequate housing Leilani Farha, takes a hard look at the “financialization” of various housing markets around the globe.

Real esate sales across Canada remained steady and largely unchanged over the past month, with housing market activity falling only 0.2 per cent! Similarly the number of new listings rose a marginal 0.8 per cent.

The Rise Of The The Open Concept Space Plan If I were to identify one common design direction for today's modern shelter, I would say the most significant underlying theme…

The Canadian housing market is experiencing a growth in multiple-generational living, demand for laneway dwellings, and the emergence of non-familial co-housing living arrangements.

Real esate sales across Canada rose another 2 per cent over the past month, with housing market activity reach the highest level since January 2018! Unfortunately, the number of new listings brought to market declined by 1.2 per cent.

In this blog, realtor Steven Fudge of Urbaneer.com explores how Canadians are socially conscripted to accept the high costs of homeownership in Toronto - and most everywhere Canada!

Statistics released today by The Canadian Real Estate Association reveal that the number of national home sales rose 3.6% in April 2019, a healthy jump after disappointing lows in February and March.