Victoria Gibson

Toronto saw only 300 sales of new homes last month, more than 1,000 below the 10-year-average.

An encampment at Toronto’s Barbara Hall Park was forcibly cleared this week to make way for a Pride weekend event to raise money for programs to assist homelessness.

The push for sixplexes citywide is tied to $471 million in federal funding.

In this Toronto public housing highrise, people’s homes get impossibly hot — and opening the windows can feel like the only answer to the stifling summer heat.

Ontario is proposing to remove urban design review from development applications, saying it adds to red tape. Toronto’s Jason Thorne thinks that’s a mistake.

Long commutes, housing insecurity are costing Toronto and Hamilton’s mid-income workers like teachers and builders, and threatening the economy, according to the new report.

Once dreamed as a high-tech neighbourhood of the future, the east Toronto land will now be a renters’ playground as the condo market tanks.

The Toronto coach terminal project is in jeopardy due to rising construction costs and falling market rental prices, warns a new city report.

The proposed changes, posted quietly to a government website, would give waste producers until 2031 to hit their recovery targets for recyclable materials.

Rules requiring affordable housing were rewritten by the Doug Ford government after at least two REITs warned the quotas could result in no new housing built at all.