This week: A closer look at how Toronto’s condo market could recover, and a new way Millennials are becoming home-owners.

More trouble in condo land.

Investors pulled back on the market due to higher interest rates, sliding prices, and a mounting inventory of unsold units.

Condos emerged as the surprising glimmer in a gloomy Toronto-area housing market in December, as the quietest year in ...

At almost $18 million, this condo in Toronto's posh Yorkville neighbourhood is obviously expensive. But according to the ...

A condominium development that was primed to replace Toronto adult entertainment establishment Filmores has been scrapped.

Condo sales have fallen in Canada's two major markets, according to CMHC. (Credit: Jason Payne) The condo market in Canada’s two largest cities has experienced significant decline from 2022 to the end ...

Toronto’s glut of condos is being fuelled by sagging sales and people walking away from their purchases, according to Ron Butler, principal broker at Butler Mortgage. “We’re at one year’s inventory — ...

TORONTO — Sales of newly completed condominiums in the Greater Toronto Hamilton Area fell last year to the lowest level since ...