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Therme Increases Free Public Access Green Space in the Design of Its Ontario Place Waterpark and Spa
Americas · Toronto

Therme Increases Free Public Access Green Space in the Design of Its Ontario Place Waterpark and Spa

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Therme partners with Mississaugas of the Credit First Nation on the new design featuring 16 acres of parks, walking trails, beaches and "nature play zones" along Toronto's western waterfront.See the Story
Oxford Breaks Ground on $750 Million Rental Development to Deliver First Major Purpose-Built Housing Project in Scarborough in over a Generation
Real Estate · Toronto

Oxford Breaks Ground on $750 Million Rental Development to Deliver First Major Purpose-Built Housing Project in Scarborough in over a Generation

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Representing Toronto's largest active single-phase purpose-built rental development, with over 20 percent of units marked as affordable, the project is backed by a $650 million CMHC loan TORONTO, July 15, 2025 /CNW/ - Oxford Properties Group ("Oxford"), a leading global real estate investor, developer and manager, today broke ground on Scarborough's first major purpose-built rental ("PBR") development in over a generation. Situated on a 3.4-acre…See the Story
Toronto Market for New Condos Continues to Crater as Sales Drop, Developers Cancel Projects
Work · Toronto

Toronto Market for New Condos Continues to Crater as Sales Drop, Developers Cancel Projects

Coverage: 2 sources
There were 502 sales of new condos in the Toronto and Hamilton area in the second quarter, according to an industry reportSee the Story

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46-Storey Tower Proposed at Mount Dennis Station

A 46-storey tower has beed proposed at the northeast corner of Weston Road and Eglinton Avenue West in Toronto’s Mount Dennis neighbourhood. Developed by Republic Developments and Silver Hotel Group, the tower would rise next to Mount Dennis station, the initial western terminus of the upcoming Eglinton Line 5 Crosstown LRT and a new stop on the Union Pearson Express, anticipated for opening later this year. Designed by SvN, the mixed-use projec…Toronto, ON · TorontoSee the Story

12-Storey Rental Proposed on Lake Shore near Royal York in Mimico

A stretch of Lake Shore Boulevard West near Royal York Road in Etobicoke could soon see a significant new building, where Insoho Developments has submitted plans to the City of Toronto for a 12-storey rental apartment building. Designed by Wallman Architects, the proposal would rise as the tallest mid-rise in this area of mostly low-rises. It replaces plans for a cancelled three-storey townhouse project by a previous owner.Looking northwest to 2…Toronto, ON · TorontoRead Article

Westerly Condos Top Off in Islington Village with Cladding Nearly Complete

The two towers of Tridel and Hollyburn Properties' Westerly Condos have progressed significantly on Cordova Avenue in Etobicoke's Islington Village area. Now both topped off and with cladding installation nearing completion, their cranes have also been removed UrbanToronto’s last update in September, 2024. Designed by Kirkor Architects and Planners, the 20- and 27-storey residential buildings occupy an irregularly shaped lot on the east side of …Toronto, ON · TorontoRead Article

Yonge Street Resubmission in Rosedale Bounces Height to 35 Storeys

Rosedale may be known for its heritage charm and leafy streets, but a new proposal would reach unprecedented height on the stretch of Yonge Street between Summerhill and Rosedale stations. Zinc Developments and ProWinko have returned to the City with a significantly revised application for 1087 Yonge Street, now seeking to replace a previously approved 15-storey tower proposal with a 35-storey tower designed by architects—Alliance. Looking north…Toronto, ON · TorontoRead Article

Slow Zones: Toronto Transit in a Sorry State of Repair

Since the pandemic, the TTC has started doing more regular and detailed scans of subway tracks for various defects and deformities that could damage infrastructure, trains, and potentially create safety hazards including derailments — probably spurred on by the derailment on the Scarborough RT, which was notably in a poor state of repair and being maintained not to ensure high-quality service in the long run, but to keep it operating long enough…Pandemic · TorontoRead Article

News Roundup for July 17, 2025

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Toronto’s Engineering Firms Respond to a New Era of Complexity

Toronto’s buildings are being shaped by rising affordability pressures, aggressive decarbonization goals, and increasingly intricate development programs. Projects are growing taller and more complex, combining residential, commercial, institutional, and public uses within tight urban parcels. Accordingly, engineering consultants are being called upon to do more than ever before, all while still delivering the precision of specialists.Where once…Toronto, ON · TorontoRead Article

UofT Reveals Redesigned & Scaled Back 90 Queen's Park Development

The University of Toronto recently announced that it has resurrected its dormant and controversial development at 90 Queen's Park Crescent with a complete redesign and reduced size, years after it was shelved following significant community resistance. The project, now just referred to as 90 Queen's Park, rises 6 storeys high, representing a reduction of two floors and roughly 60% total space from its predecessor. Renderings released by the Univ…University of Toronto · TorontoRead Article

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