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North York bungalow sells two days after $100,000 price cut
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North York bungalow sells two days after $100,000 price cut

A professionally staged Wanless Park home drew 50 visitors over 13 days with no offers. A $100,000 reduction prompted a buyer to move within 48 hours.

Private equity is buying bulk condo assignments as Toronto market stalls
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Private equity is buying bulk condo assignments as Toronto market stalls

Investment funds and family offices are buying preconstruction assignment contracts in bulk, betting on a multi-year recovery as resale and new condo prices slide.

Top-floor Port Moody condo sells in two days as buyers act on ‘good opportunity’
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Top-floor Port Moody condo sells in two days as buyers act on ‘good opportunity’

A top-floor two-bedroom condo in Port Moody received two offers and sold for asking price within 48 hours, with the agent saying buyers are showing renewed confidence.

A Dovercourt lot bought for $1.45M in 2020 is now listed at $27.5M as an 11-unit multiplex
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A Dovercourt lot bought for $1.45M in 2020 is now listed at $27.5M as an 11-unit multiplex

A west-end Toronto lot that sold for $1.45 million in 2020 is back on the market for $27.5 million, marketed as a luxury 11-unit rental condominium with a 2027 completion date.

What $650,000 buys in and around Halifax right now
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What $650,000 buys in and around Halifax right now

Nova Scotia’s housing market is still climbing. Here are three Halifax-area homes listed near $650,000, from a waterfront-adjacent split level to a peninsula townhouse and a larger rural renovation.

Who is CVC, the private equity firm now backing Therme Horizon?
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Who is CVC, the private equity firm now backing Therme Horizon?

Luxembourg-based CVC Capital Partners has taken a significant stake in Therme Horizon. Here’s who they are, where the money comes from and what it could mean for Ontario Place.

Six-storey condo and new public park proposed at Bayview and The Bridle Path
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Six-storey condo and new public park proposed at Bayview and The Bridle Path

City planning staff back a six-storey, 56-unit condominium and a small public park at 2425–2427 Bayview Ave and 1 The Bridle Path. North York Community Council will review it Oct 21.

St. Clair Place proposal trims a mid‑rise, raises the corner tower and keeps the park
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St. Clair Place proposal trims a mid‑rise, raises the corner tower and keeps the park

Owners have filed revisions to the St. Clair Place master plan that shift density into a taller southeast tower, reduce a mid‑rise on Alvin Ave and preserve a new public park.

Province weighing zoning order that would limit towers near Sanofi vaccine site
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Province weighing zoning order that would limit towers near Sanofi vaccine site

A proposed Minister’s Zoning Order would cap heights at 33 metres at 1875 Steeles Ave W, curbing a 39-storey proposal to protect Sanofi Pasteur’s vaccine operations.

Buyer says two-bedroom townhome became one-bedroom plus den, months after closing delays
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Buyer says two-bedroom townhome became one-bedroom plus den, months after closing delays

A Toronto buyer who paid for a two-bedroom townhome says she received a one-bedroom with a doorless den, higher fees and months of occupancy charges. She has filed complaints with Tarion and the HCRA.

Now is an unusually favourable time to switch mortgage lenders at renewal
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Now is an unusually favourable time to switch mortgage lenders at renewal

Lenders are competing aggressively as renewal volumes hit records and home sales remain weak. Discounts, cashbacks and flexible product features make switching attractive now.

Home sales slip in December as 2025 ends tepidly; Vancouver developers favour low-rise buildings
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Home sales slip in December as 2025 ends tepidly; Vancouver developers favour low-rise buildings

CREA reports December sales and prices fell, ending a subdued 2025. Vancouver developers pivot to wood-frame low-rise projects. Plus: mortgage snapshot, retirees delaying downsizing, and a ski-chalet listing.