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Tag Archives: condos
Newsmaker of the Day: Marcia Visser, crusader against ‘density creep’
Newsmaker, May 25: A tone-deaf campaign against a four-storey Toronto condo tower takes Nimbyism to new heights
Charting Toronto’s housing bubble Pt. 2: Houses vs Condos
Houses haven’t always been the better investment in every neighbourhood
The dark side of the renovation boom
Canadians spend billions a year on renovations. But our love affair with fix-ups has put households—and the economy—at risk.
The (literal) rise of the anti-condo
Stacked on leafy buildings, floating above an alley: creative expressions of urban density are popping up in surprising places
Condo nightmare: The inside scoop on this week’s cover story
Tamsin McMahon explains why condo dwellers are finding themselves boxed in
The Murphy bed gets a makeover
A bookcase you can dine at, then sleep on.
The housing market has entered the twilight zone
Colin Campbell on banana republics and condo lawsuits
Great Canadian real estate crash of 2013
The housing bubble has burst, and few will emerge unscathed
Housing starts: The condo market still has lots of air to lose
‘If you mention overbuilding in Canada, you’re talking about condos’