Globe and Mail
ANOTHER WIN FOR TORONTO’S DISTILLERY DISTRICT
Writing in Canadian Architect the year before the provincial government shuttered Ontario Place, Brendan Cormier mused that, had architect Eberhard Zeidler been allowed to proceed with “Harbour City” ...
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New downtown JAC Condos designed to bridge ‘disconnect’ between developer and residents
As an architectural science student at Ryerson University, Caleb Culmone has paid close attention to the new condo developments going up around his school. “There is a disconnect between the community and the developers...
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Graywood buys lucrative downtown T.O. development site
Graywood Developments has closed its ninth private real estate development fund and used part of the proceeds to buy a Toronto site which it plans to rezone in order to build a residential tower.
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Jac Condos could appreciate 8 times faster than nearby condos
New condominium launches have decelerated as a consequence of the COVID-19 pandemic, but well-placed, well-priced developments in downtown Toronto proffer opportunities the city’s red-hot market hasn’t seen in years.
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DOWNTOWN TORONTO REAL ESTATE – LOOKING BEYOND THE HEADLINES
Graywood firmly believes downtown Toronto remains one of the most attractive investment opportunities on the continent. We sat down with Urbanation and Baker Real Estate to discuss the downtown Toronto Real Estate market.
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Back to school
The tower is called JAC Condos and while not part of Ryerson University’s expanding housing portfolio, there will be a close affinity to the school when it opens for occupancy in the summer of 2024.
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Developers tag along with university’s growth
On Labour Day weekend in 2019, a heritage house at 314 Jarvis St., in Toronto caught fire. It looked like Neil Pattison’s plan to combine the historic site with a new development had gone up in flames.
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WONDER A SLICE OF CITY’S HISTORY
Three additional storeys coming to the old Weston Bread factory a neighbourhood landmark...
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After two fires, a heritage rose rises from the ashes on Jarvis Street
It's not often that one experiences a heritage emergency.
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Building a new brand for south Oshawa with affordable townhomes
With a budget of $500,000, Ortega Tapambwa could have bought a small condo close to his construction financing job in downtown Toronto. Instead, he wanted a home that could accommodate a family since...
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