n a city bereft of affordable housing and access to healthcare, two condo projects are setting out to combine these uses under one roof.

Spanning over the East and West towers, FRAME includes homes ranging from 515 to 1,127 square feet to meet the spatial needs of a variety of new families.

Future residents of a boutique condo rising in Cliffside Village will have views of the surrounding Scarborough Bluffs as they ascend to their suites in a glass elevator.

908 St. Clair is a 12-storey, 173-suite building that follows the first phase of the condo project.

Arcadis designed the tower, with Cecconi Simone overseeing interiors that blend residential living and hospitality.

If you are the victim of mortgage fraud involving a mortgage lender and a third-party fraudster, chasing after the fraudster should be secondary to taking immediate steps to try and preserve your rights and prevent your condo from being sold.

ALLURE will rise with 509 premium units and a retail podium that is curated for residents. A Rolls-Royce Chauffeur service is also planned.

The second phase of a $1.15-billion condo project in Montreal's Quartier des lumières broke ground last week.

A 12-acre master planned community is headed for the growing Unionville neighbourhood of Markham, along Enterprise Boulevard.

There's a psychology to reserve fund planning. It's a mindset I've seen take shape within the condo management community throughout the decades and an approach to proactive funding that will pose risks to our built environment that are better addressed now than later.

Mattamy's GTA Urban Division is setting out to expand company's multi-family, mid- and high-rise offering in the GTA.

Radio Arts has started construction at the corner of Hamilton’s King and Caroline Street.

The ability to safely enter and exit a building is something many of us may take for granted. And yet, for a significant portion of the population, accessibility is a daily challenge.

Newly introduced amendments to B.C.'s Strata Property Act would halt strata corporations’ ability to exclude children or prevent owners from renting out their units to tenants.

Even the toughest commercial buildings can fall prey to Canadian winters. Still, commercial property managers and owners can take preventative measures to protect their assets and keep tenants safe and comfortable.

Canadian winters can be harsh on condo buildings, but by managers and owners can take preventative measures to protect their assets and keep tenants safe and comfortable.

The two-storey home in the much anticipated condo complex has four terraces filled with lush landscaping and a two-storey brass staircase. A live tree will stand as an artful centrepiece within the suite.