Toronto’s west end just got a major housing boost. The City of Toronto has launched a random draw process to allocate 87 new affordable rental apartments at 610 Martin Grove Road, a newly constructed building […]
The Population Boom York Region is no longer a bedroom community. With 1.25 million residents today and projections topping 2.06 million by 2051, it’s poised to become one of Canada’s largest and most dynamic urban […]
Scarborough’s Greencedar Circuit is set for transformation, as the City of Toronto and United Property Resource Corporation (UPRC) move forward with a 10-storey residential development at 3379–3385 Lawrence Avenue East. The project will deliver new […]
Brampton is no longer just Toronto’s neighbour. With nearly 800,000 residents today, it’s already Ontario’s third largest city—and by 2051, Brampton is projected to surpass 985,000 residents, if not 1 million. But is Brampton ready […]
Toronto’s Regent Park community continues to transform — not just with new buildings, but with new possibilities. Located in the heart of one of Canada’s most well-known neighbourhoods, the newly completed 175 Oak Street brings […]
In the heart of Scarborough, a new chapter in affordable housing is rising—literally. The 27-storey development at 26 Gilder Drive, led by The Rose Corporation, is bringing 341 new residential units to Ward 21, many […]
🏗️ The Growth Is Real Mississauga is already home to over 800,000 residents and is on track to exceed 920,000 by 2051. But some projections say it could push past 1 million. The province has […]
Etobicoke’s Richview Square is on the brink of a major transformation. Located at the intersection of Eglinton Avenue West and Wincott Drive, the aging retail plaza will soon give way to a bold new redevelopment […]
Durham Region is often treated like Toronto’s sleepy suburb. But it won’t be for long. With a projected population of 1.3 million by 2051, Durham is one of the fastest-growing regions in Ontario. That puts […]
Each summer, thousands of students across the Greater Toronto Area fall behind academically due to the so-called “summer slide.” But for many low-income families, it’s not just the lack of structured programming that contributes to […]
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