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Toronto’s Bay Street is most expensive in Canada
For the fifth consecutive year, Toronto’s Bay Street has topped the list of most expensive streets for office space in Canada.
Canadian Facility Management & Design
AECOM selected for Toronto courthouse project
AECOM Canada Ltd. has been selected as the planning, design and compliance (PDC) team for the new Toronto courthouse project. The new courthouse will be
CondoBusiness
Quadrangle designs six-storey wood frame condo
On December 1, Quadrangle Architects submitted a building permit application to the City of Toronto for a six-storey wood-frame condo to be located at 1884
Canadian Facility Management & Design
Teknion opens new Toronto Collaboration Hub
Teknion, a furniture design firm, has opened a new Toronto Collaboration Hub in the city’s downtown core. The space features several different workplace planning styles,
CondoBusiness
Affordability looms large in GTA housing market
The GTA housing market is on track to see a record year in resales, but there may be challenges on the horizon. And they have nothing to do with a bubble.
CondoBusiness
Police investigate incident at Toronto condo
The Toronto Police Service’s (TPS) 14 Division is seeking public assistance after a suspicious incident was reported at a Liberty Village condominium. The report, outlined
Canadian Facility Management & Design
Change to Toronto sewers bylaw on tap for Jan. 1
One of two sewers bylaw changes that are expected to trickle down to building owners and managers is on tap for the New Year.
REMI Network
Subway proximity ups T.O. office building value
Office properties' close proximity to a subway station adds to higher occupancy and rental rates and higher sale prices in downtown Toronto.
CondoBusiness
Toronto new condo sales slow as resales pick up
According to Urbanation Inc.’s Q3-2015 condo market results released Nov. 5, a total of 4,031 new condominium units were sold across the Greater Toronto Area
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Toronto condo offers free Nissan LEAF to owners
In an effort to encourage sustainability in the Toronto condo market, Minto Westside and Nissan Canada have partnered to offer purchasers of Bside units a
Canadian Facility Management & Design
Pearson fixed-base facility under construction
Construction is already underway on The Aerospace Centre, a new, state-of-the-art business aircraft fixed-base facility at Toronto Pearson International Airport. The facility, to be located
CondoBusiness
The great condo glut of 2015 that wasn’t
Market observers predicted a condo glut in Toronto in 2015, based on the volume of project launches in 2011. An expert explains why it never materialized.
CondoBusiness
GTA purpose-built construction hits 25-year high
According to Urbanation Inc.’s third quarter condo and purpose-built rental market report, the number of GTA condo units rented through the MLS system reached a
CondoBusiness
Toronto to consider a test run of ‘condo clinics’
Coun. Shelley Carroll, the local representative for Ward 33 Don Valley East in Toronto, is proposing that the city do a test run of 'Condo Clinics.'
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Public hearings dates for Condo Act reform bill
The standing committee on finance and economic affairs plans to hold public hearings on the Protecting Condominium Owners Act on Oct. 22 and 29 in Toronto.
REMI Network
Adgar acquires five office buildings in Canada
Adgar Investments & Development Inc. has acquired five office buildings, four in Ontario and one in Manitoba.
Canadian Facility Management & Design
Quadrangle recognized for adaptive reuse project
Quadrangle Architects, a Toronto-based firm, won three awards on Sept. 16 for its adaptive reuse of 60 Atlantic Ave. for client Hullmark Developments.
