It’s no surprise that a recent report from Fairbnb, a national coalition of condo residents, affordable housing advocates, and union workers, has reported a 30 percent growth in Airbnb listings in the waterfront communities; a whopping 3,443 listings in December 2018 as compared to 2,644 the year before. The report also attributed 72 per cent of Airbnb’s revenue in Toronto to “ghost hotels”, which are Airbnb condo units run by hosts who have listed two or... [read more]

Indubitably, Toronto has witnessed massive growth and exponential development over the last two decades, with its population growing from 2 million to six and a half million. That’s a lot of people in need of housing, and the market has grown accordingly to accommodate. Neighborhoods have witnessed copious gentrification, which while helping residents, has driven the prices to sky height. If you are in the throes of renting or buying a Toronto condo, experts at Toronto Condo Team have... [read more]

  Plenty of stunning projects are coming in the city of Toronto that will soon be enhancing the real estate market of the region. A lot of international architects and firms are bringing in their experience in some of the most anticipated constructions. Right from the stacked renderings of U of T's School of Cities by Diller Scofidio to the Sidewalk Toronto’s proposals by Thomas Heatherwick, there are some amazing projects upcoming in Toronto. These projects won't... [read more]

The area on the eastern side of Toronto's waterfront has been left untouched for years. But, that is about to change, thanks to the city's efforts in collaboration with famous real estate developers. East Harbour Downtown is one of the most interesting new initiatives. It brings the volume of employment, transit, and retail. Moreover, to the east of the downtown core, it looks forward to playing a key part in changing the city's lakefront. Thus, it would be one of the top-notch... [read more]

Toronto City Council has put forth a new parking space requirement policy for new condo development projects in Toronto Climate change and changing habits of the urban residents have made it easier for the Toronto City Council to decide whether a minimum parking area for the new development projects is a good idea.
 With a decrease in available parking spaces for luxury Toronto Condos, fewer vehicles will belong to residents in the city. Therefore, fewer vehicles will cause less... [read more]