Mixed-use developments in Toronto are creating neighbourhoods that are unaffordable for many people, according to a new study.

The GTA's rising population and provincial investments will fuel growth at commercial hubs near future transit-oriented developments.

Sidewalk Labs is teaming up with Waterfront Toronto to transform 800 acres of Toronto's eastern waterfront into a global, high-tech neighbourhood

Quadrangle recently won a Toronto Urban Design Award in the Low-scale Buildings in Context category for 619 Queen West, the Hullmark office, located in downtown Toronto.

The City of Toronto’s Chief Planner and Executive Director of the City Planning division, Jennifer Keesmaat, is departing her role effective September 29.

Toronto has appointed Elliott Cappell as its first chief resilience officer.

Flooding is giving rise to new research on how green roof performance metrics can better manage water capacity.

TREB is encouraged by the Budget Committee's decision to halt increases to the Land Transfer Tax for first-time buyers but remains concerned about increases for repeat buyers.

GTA home sales reached record levels in 2016 for the second year in a row, with the strongest annual sales growth experienced by condominium apartments.

The CRE Industry Coalition issued a report today outlining key disadvantages of a proposed parking levy on commercially-owned parking stalls in Toronto.

Brandy Lane Homes and the City of Toronto are working together to revitalize Robertson Davies Park after 29 Norway Maple trees were accidentally cut down.

The City of Toronto overspent on cleaning services last year, according to two audits released in mid-June that examine both in-house and contract services.

Ontario and the City of Toronto are both investing $10 million for the expansion of BMO Field as part of an ongoing partnership to revitalize

Waterfront Toronto’s Board of Directors has named William Fleissig as its new president and chief executive officer effective January 2016.

Despite an abundance of investment funds spending across the globe, Canadian infrastructure continues to face a crisis.

A new initiative designed to encourage the development of affordable housing was recently unveiled by Toronto Mayor John Tory. Known as the City of Toronto’s Open Door Initiative, the approach includes a four-piece plan to unlock opportunities on private, public and non-profit land, accelerate the planning-approval process, reduce construction costs through expanded City financial incentives, and challenge the government and developers to increase their affordable housing development efforts.

Green space in Toronto isn’t expanding at the same rate as new development. In response, a new study asks us to shift our focus and see parks as networks.