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Minto Communities

REMI Network

Minto Communities acquires two new sites in the GTA

Minto Communities GTA has acquired two new development sites, with multi-residential and low-rise plans that incorporate mixed uses and green spaces.
Property tax relief looks iffy in New Brunswick

Canadian Property Management

Property tax shift pending from new subclass

About 29,000 Toronto businesses will qualify for a 15 per cent reduction in the property tax rate, necessitating a 0.99 per cent increase for the remainder of commercial ratepayers.
Garbage chute decommissioning stalls in Toronto

Canadian Property Management

Garbage chute decommissioning stalls in Toronto

A new report to Toronto City Council reveals that just 24 permits to allow the sealing of garbage chutes have been issued to multi-residential landlords over the past 12 years.
XO2 Condos

REMI Network

XO2 Condos underscores health-conscious living

A theme throughout XO2 Condos and its 18,000 square feet of indoor and outdoor amenity space is healthy living and virus mitigation.
affordable housing

Canadian Apartment Magazine

Toronto’s Inclusionary Zoning policy advances

The City of Toronto’s Planning and Housing Committee has voted to advance the new Inclusionary Zoning policy in an effort to ensure more affordable housing units are built in the future.
Toronto street front businesses eligible for two new commercial property improvement grants

Canadian Property Management

New grants for Toronto street front businesses

Toronto is introducing two new grant programs for commercial property improvements and is expanding eligibility for the city's existing facade upgrade grants.
Capitol Theatre

REMI Network

Condo slated for Capitol Theatre revival 

New renderings of the theatre-turned-condo include a visual of a speakeasy-inspired golf simulator and social club.
JAC Condos

REMI Network

JAC Condos breaks ground in downtown Toronto

JAC Condos, a 34-storey development that will bring more housing options to the growing downtown eastside of Toronto, started its ascent this week.
campus

Canadian Facility Management & Design

Campus high-rise brings health to new heights

Dingy is a word that conjures thoughts of old institutional spaces. Academic buildings with dimly-lit hallways and windowless classrooms punctured with fluorescent glare. Rarely are
Manulife Centre primed for retail relaunch

Canadian Property Management

Manulife Centre primed for retail relaunch

One of Canada’s pioneering mixed-used developments is ready to unveil its new look after an extensive revitalization project, and in step with phase two of Ontario's post-lockdown reopening plan.
condo prices

REMI Network

GTA condo price rises by 44% since 2017 housing peak

Condos have appreciated more than any other housing type in the GTA when comparing the average price from the housing peak in 2017 to today.
Downtown Toronto office workers consider returning to their offices

Canadian Property Management

Toronto office workers inform recovery plans

Based on survey findings, downtown commercial landlords are beginning the pandemic recovery process with a tenant base that generally looks favourably on the area and their experiences within it.
condo sales

Canadian Property Management

Looser office densities deemed viable in Toronto

Toronto is positioned among select global cities with a combination of space and cost factors that could better appeal to employers seeking to expand space-per-person ratios in their office footprint.
LeftBank

REMI Network

LeftBank condo in River District launching in June

The 34-storey LeftBank condo in the Don River area of Toronto is launching next month, ahead of an eight-month closure of the soon-to-be upgraded Don Valley River Trail.
new condo

CondoBusiness

New condo in Toronto bets on market rebound

In tech-giant style, PRIME will offer 4,000 square feet of Facebook-inspired outdoor and indoor co-working space and an expansive 24-hour fitness facility.
Toronto musicians

Canadian Facility Management & Design

Zoning proposals attuned to Toronto musicians

Interim zoning adjustments could place Toronto musicians in a stronger position to return to their conventional workplaces once pandemic-related restrictions on public gatherings have been lifted.
Dream Unlimited

REMI Network

Condo plans unveiled for five-property site in Yorkville

The property is one of several sites in the Bloor-Yorkville area in which Greybrook is actively developing, including the “Vertical Forest,” a residential building intended to support more than 350 tall trees on the exterior balconies.