This summary is reviewed by TRD Staff. Toronto’s once-frenzied preconstruction condo market is unraveling. At least a dozen condo projects across the city have been canceled, converted to rentals or ...

Toronto's pre-construction condo market is finally bottoming out after over a decade and a half of frenzied construction that has reshaped the city's skyline while also contributing to a runaway ...

Eager to move his young family into a house with a backyard amid the pandemic, Dale-Paul Jordan listed his Toronto condo for sale last month and prepared to start bidding on detached homes.

When they renovated their penthouse, their builder transformed the dark, drab, depressing space into a showcase of style, ...

The cancellation is the latest in a string of Toronto projects to go bust. See more in the Star’s interactive condo map.

Toronto was already simmering before the advent of the pandemic, but the past two years have sent prices soaring amid feverish home buying in the Canadian city. Prices across the greater Toronto area ...

Real estate lender Nav Deo has been taking a lot of calls from Toronto developers that suggest things are getting desperate. In the worst market for new condos in 35 years, more builders are seeking ...

In the spring of 2022, Nizar Tajdin, a 41-year-old Montrealer, signed a deal he thought would set him up financially for years to come. On the advice of a realtor he’d met through a friend, Tajdin ...

TORONTO, June 7 (Reuters) - Demand for pre-construction condominiums across Toronto has started to soften with rising interest rates, but market- watchers say developers are unlikely to cut prices ...