April 3, 2013 12:00 pm | by Dylan Giuliano | Comments
More and more projects are popping up in Toronto's burgeoning Midtown area. With people flocking to convienient and efficient living spaces close to work and transit, developers are squeezing in ... read more
April 3, 2013 9:56 am | by Dylan Giuliano | Comments
Debate begins on new transit funding; Rob Ford to pay legal costs of case he won; Hydro bills go up; home sales drop in March; decision on Gardiner to come during election; and more news.
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This image, posted on UrbanToronto's Forum by member Jasonzed, gives us a different vantage point to view downtown's towers and cranes. In the foreground we have a parking garage lined up with ... read more
Yesterday we took you to the very top of Cityzen, Fernbrook and Castlepoint’s L-Tower to show off some of the stunning vistas as seen from above the 58-storey Daniel Libeskind-designed ... read more
April 2, 2013 5:45 pm | by Stephanie Calvet | Comments
While underused land is quickly being snatched up in Toronto for new density, City initiatives are also in place to improve the quality of life of its residents. Creating new parks and public ... read more
With over 250,000 commuters, including 155,000 GO passengers passing through every business day, Union Station is Canada’s busiest transportation hub. The bulk of that traffic passes through the ... read more
April 2, 2013 2:50 pm | by Stephanie Calvet | Comments
There remains almost no area in the city that is immune to Toronto's densification. Beyond the core, there is pressure to develop the waterfront, underused parcels, derelict lands, and the overall ... read more
Then. China Court. Spadina Avenue. Construction finished on this about 1980 or so. The building on the left was repurposed from a factory whose purpose I can't remember anymore. Housekeeping on ... read more
April 2, 2013 10:15 am | by Stephanie Calvet | Comments
Metrolinx to release funding tool shortlist; Ontario Federation of Labour looks for ways to address pension fund deficit; Toronto’s problem is more the car than the condo; Toronto Region ... read more
April 2, 2013 12:00 am | by Craig White | Comments
Toronto's skyline never fails to enthrall when Tomms scales another building and points his DSLR towards the towers. The man has an eye for composition, and knack for knowing how long to keep that ... read more
The hardhat tour has always been an interesting part of the UrbanToronto employee experience. Whether touring a topped-out high-rise or a half built mid-rise, the feeling of donning a hardhat and ... read more
April 1, 2013 4:40 pm | by Stephanie Calvet | Comments
As the price of land skyrockets around the GTA, developers are densifying areas of Toronto which might at first glance not appeal particularly. This stretch of Highway 427 in Etobicoke, just ... read more
Last week we brought you the first and second installments of our extensive tour of Triangle West Developments’ Art Condos where we examined the project’s view, finishes and retail and much, much ... read more
April 1, 2013 2:20 pm | by Dylan Giuliano | Comments
As our city grows and evolves to meet the needs of a 21st century lifestyle formerly quiet streets are being transformed into high density residential areas. Charles Street in the area of Yonge ... read more
April 1, 2013 11:40 am | by Craig White | Comments
Talk has been gradually heating up over the last several years about the increasingly urgent need to relieve traffic congestion in Toronto, and especially in the city's burgeoning Downtown. In ... read more
Then. Looking north from the top of the Eaton factory, circa 1910. Dundas crosses left to right/west to east across the middle of the picture. Bay street is the north south street. The church on ... read more
April 1, 2013 10:20 am | by Stephanie Calvet | Comments
UofT study “Filling the Gap” calls for changes to the federal equalization program; Pearson-Union link on time and on budget; Canada’s Start-Up Visa program to attract entrepreneurs; TTC ... read more
April 1, 2013 12:00 am | by Dylan Giuliano | Comments
When land values climb higher in this city so in turn do our buildings. The buildings surrounding our tightly-packed downtown core form what might resemble a staircase in the sky as they stretch ... read more
March 28, 2013 8:35 pm | by Jack Landau | Comments
Yesterday we shared the first installment of our tour of Triangle West Development's Art Condos. Joined by David W. Oleson of Oleson Worland Architects and Triangle West President Gary Silverberg, ... read more