Toronto
REMI Network
Makeover for one of Canada’s oldest marinas
The National Yacht Club in downtown Toronto has chosen French company Poralu Marine to renovate its marina.
Canadian Property Management
Protracted construction prompts aid for TO BIAs
Toronto introduces grants of up to $50,000 for business improvement areas where multi-year transit expansion projects are occurring.
REMI Network
Nokia Canada opens downtown Toronto office
Nokia Canada's newly opened office in Toronto's Harbourfront community is expected to bring more workers to the downtown core
Canadian Property Management
Canada’s premium office rents pose global value
Vancouver, Toronto and Montreal are categorized as “value” markets, but share that status with nearly 60 per cent of the 134 global markets ranked in JLL's annual survey.
REMI Network
Lanterra commissions artist Ryan Gander for Artists’ Alley site
Lanterra Developments is commissioning Ryan Gander’s first permanent sculpture in Canada as well as funding an OCAD University mentorship bursary and new minor degree in public art.
REMI Network
ALiAS Condos begins to rise in Old Toronto
Construction has started on a 45-storey condo that is inspired by the "freedom and glamour of rock and roll."
REMI Network
Cameron Stephens Equity Capital partners on two condo projects
The condos will ultimately bring more than 1,000 new housing units to North York and the city's downtown east side.
REMI Network
Ontario brokerages join Luxury Portfolio International
Two residential brokerages recently joined the Luxury Portfolio International (LPI) network, along with ten other members around the globe.
Canadian Property Management
Property tax discount conveyed via honour system
A report to Toronto Council confirms there is no legal or practical mechanism to compel unwilling landlords to pass the benefits of the small business property tax subclass through to tenants with gross leases.
REMI Network
New designs for Frank Gehry’s 73-storey Forma
New renderings were revealed for Frank Gehry’s first residential tower in Canada and what will become his tallest building in the world.
Canadian Facility Management & Design
Toronto parking fines surpass 2021 projections
There was a 144 per cent spike in violations for parking on municipal property without consent, with nearly 95,000 tickets issued in 2021 versus about 39,000 in 2020.
Canadian Apartment Magazine
Toronto rent bank strategy up for review
City staff recommends a permanent transition from interest-free loans to a grants-based model, while continuing to collect some of the outstanding loans previously disbursed through the program.
REMI Network
REMI Show 2022 promises forum on the future
REMI Show 2022 celebrates the resumption of in-person networking with the theme, Facing the Future TOGETHER, as it returns to the Metro Toronto Convention Centre, June 8th and 9th.
Canadian Facility Management & Design
More than 800 patios set to bloom in Toronto
A third season of the CaféTO program kicks off in May, bringing outdoor patios to sidewalks and curb lanes, and live music in select locations.
Canadian Facility Management & Design
More than 800 patios set to bloom in Toronto
A third season of the CaféTO program kicks off in May, bringing outdoor patios to sidewalks and curb lanes, and live music in select locations.
REMI Network
New renderings of tallest Gehry-designed building
New renderings of two residential towers in Toronto, designed by Frank Gehry, offer a glimpse at what will be the architect’s tallest project in the world.
Canadian Property Management
Toronto city staff endorse backyard hen-keeping
The 102 pilot locations, hosting a total of 307 hens in residential neighbourhoods, engendered three noise complaints and two odour complaints over a nearly four-year period.
